Ten Alps Share Discussion Threads

[pre] 16/1/2011 23:03

well should open around 10p mark..will get them first thing as mm's closed doors on friday just after the rns came out...now i've had more time to research this one looks a strong recovery play.....roll on tomorrow:-))

[topinfo] 16/1/2011 21:51

Wi5 will do. I would remove that email now mate if I were you.

[wi5eguy] 16/1/2011 10:50

TOPS: Can you tell me how to post charts up, i was able to do them for a while but then lost the formula

cheers

[wi5eguy] 16/1/2011 10:48

Nothing wrong with taking some profit when the eopportunity arises. CNR is a prime example, I will be adding early doors as this is priced to go bust so at 15p i will be top slicing some and that is not a pump and dump. This is the bottom so if you get in at this price you are more or less guranteed a good return. Yes Tal have had their problems in th epast and still have a lot to prove to the market, but the finance is sorted and new board appoontments bring confidence. Robson i suggest you take a position early doors and DYOR.

[rob74son] 16/1/2011 08:53

just a couple of pump and dumpers trying to make a quick buck. They'll be out first thing if it goes up .

[stegrego] 16/1/2011 08:10

Ramptastic

[wi5eguy] 15/1/2011 18:26

Monday 10p first stop. I will be trying to add on the bell, hoping it is not marked up. Currently priced to go bust, tops if you can post the 5 year chart it will be clear for all that we are at the bottom

[bookiebuster] 15/1/2011 17:29

The RNS is a reiteration of the December update which sent the share price down. So I think you'll need to wait for some news which is actually positive for your 'surge'

Bear points
Shares in issue are near-doubling

In December at 8p the market cap was £6.25m
As of Monday 6.5p will value this at £8.62m

A more realistic valuation for 2011 would be £5m (3.75p)

Net tangible assets at Sept 2010: minus £3.6m

£11m debt/liabilities secured against all the assets (debt exceeds market value). They've now taken out another £1.5m loan, a financial black hole to disappear down. More debt will not fill that hole just make it bigger.

Loss-making margins in a shrinking sector. Outdated business model. Strong Sell.

[moreforus] 15/1/2011 17:02

Top sneaky post from me - my missus won't let me play with my stocks at the weekend ...I took an initial toe dip but went back for more after I read more a few minutes later..could only get a smidge more before the shutters came down so the free float was a few 100k max and it's all gone...so i'd be amazed if it's not marked up at the open...

[topinfo] 15/1/2011 14:38

A big surge upwards coming!

[moreforus] 15/1/2011 10:29

Lol empathy take it you are out... brokers were offering stock at 10p into the close as there was no stock available....

[empirestate] 15/1/2011 08:27

hectorp, it is a hold considering there is a sell order to be filled. under usual circumstances, with a relatively small nms, the late buying yesterday after the rns, would have sent the share price up 20-30% normally. have traded TAL many times in the past and considering the necessary funding is in place at a premium to the current low share price level, alongwith banking lines, this should see them through the pain of taking the hit from the loss of revenues on teachers tv. they will certainly need to take drastic action to adjust their cost base in line with the decrease in revenues in order to turn things around.

[hectorp] 14/1/2011 16:25

Worth holding here... IMO

[patricia59] 10/1/2011 00:06

alex conek very rich man now and he thinks he is clever

[voiceofreason] 06/1/2011 08:52

Atrociously managed company in as far as shareholders are concerned.

The latest 13 million loss is nearly the last five years worth of profit they declared. What a fiddle.

[patricia59] 02/1/2011 01:31

Ok, this company just made 13 mil loss and bosses already trying to work out if share price rises they would get massive bonus.

[patricia59] 02/1/2011 01:24

shuisky ur confident all of a sudden. Where did you
come from? How comes you didnt mention this before,
all the way down? You obviously didnt realise how much
greed was going on with this company. That is the real
reason this company went down!

[shuisky] 22/12/2010 14:02

Who was responsible for the Sovereign Publications acquistion?

Whoever it was should resign in shame. I seriously considered shorting this company after I heard about it. I've never seen a clearer demonstration of incompetency as the purchase of that business.

A collection of lousy free distribution titles, and a bunch of kids paid primarily on a commission basis, flogging adspace from pre-scripted texts. I wouldn't blow my nose on their publications.

All they (Ten Alps) had to do was pick up an old mag and then call an advertiser (one that had paid, not a freebie filler ad) and ask them what they thought of their publications.

I have no position here, but I strongly urge shareholders (institutional and private) to ask about who was responsible for this acquisition.