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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Syndicate | SAM | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 30/10/2010 10:22 by fortune44 comedy, we should whack past 2p next week for sure.Are you in Avacta avct? I am quite heavily into them and maybe you may want to take a look. From the Times 28/10/2010 Deal of the day: Canny private investors snapped up Avacta shares on further consideration of a deal with Roche this week. They reckoned the sale of one of its Optim protein analysis machines to the Swiss drugs giant rubber-stamped Avacta's technology and could lead to a rash of other sales. The shares were 0.1p better at 0.83p before results next week. |
Posted at 29/10/2010 12:12 by emporium00 100k at full ask..NOVM on the offer at 2p for 75k!!!How long will it take investors to see the potential here?? |
Posted at 15/9/2010 14:43 by loverat All I say to folks, is be careful.Check out my history - yes, a bit mad but I have investors interests at heart. Buy or sell - that is up to you. As for Buystock - he is a self interested fraud merchant. |
Posted at 15/9/2010 14:41 by standtall WHO SAYS SO YOU.Loverat - 15 Sep'10 - 15:28 - 384 of 386 Buystock People trust me. They know I am a person who is trustworthy. On the other hand most folks now steer clear of you. Let potential investors make their own decisions. Stop taking advantage of other people. It is unfair. |
Posted at 15/9/2010 14:28 by loverat BuystockPeople trust me. They know I am a person who is trustworthy. On the other hand most folks now steer clear of you. Let potential investors make their own decisions. Stop taking advantage of other people. It is unfair. |
Posted at 19/8/2010 14:43 by wskill Yep maxmarilli investors like to buy at the top so when we get back above 2.4p the world and his wife will be here buying like mad. |
Posted at 19/8/2010 08:12 by nod There are a few problems for SAM:1. It's a bunch of acquired fund managers still trading under at least four different brands with overheads for each 2. Revenues still declining while cost of sales rising + admin costs rising = greater losses 3. Complete overhaul of executives: new chairman, CEO and CFO appointed 4. Major shareholders appeared to be aware of the internal problems at SAM and bailed out but the problems were never disclosed to the public 5. Institutional investors have been leaving SAM - down from 48% of FUM to 37% of FUM in March 2010 (lower margin but lower admin costs) 6. SAM has diluted shareholders. Raised £20m at 1.5p yet now only worth 22m. Still loss making. Will they have to raise more. |
Posted at 18/8/2010 22:45 by nod I was listening to an analyst the other day and she said investors had been moving out of equities and into bonds as long-term investments. This has not had much of an impact on the bond market because it is huge but was having an impact on equities because markets are thin.I guess this trend is not good for the fund managers. |
Posted at 08/1/2010 08:31 by loverat News from this side . I have been following SAM since the heady days of 2008 when they were trading over 90p. My contacts are telling me that SAM have had some recent success in acquiring new business. How this will filter through is any investors guess, but mine is that ANY BUYING PRESSURE/PATTERN here will jump start this share price It is only a matter of time before takeover rumours begin to take hold once again. Investors need to begin to take a very close look here and watch list it for signs of lift. When it begins it will turn in to a frenzy with multi bagger gains available here. The patience of those still holding their OO/RIGHTS will be hugely rewarded.Dan. Thanks for the link. Dan seems optomistic. Not sure I would be quite as postitive but there you go. |
Posted at 08/1/2010 08:29 by tara7 Hell just look at that chart, and just how much the OLD investors have lost. Big thankyou from me as now in my view, risk has gone .!! |
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