Trifast Share Discussion Threads

[yoyoy] 22/12/2011 13:57

I didn't think you had to notify the company if there had been no action by the shareholder, as in this case.

[electronica] 22/12/2011 12:06

boadicea

Diluted below 5% via the 20% (ish) Placing of new shares.

[boadicea] 22/12/2011 11:19

Situation previous to the triggering transaction 4,773,334.00

Resulting situation after the triggering transaction 4,773,334.00 4.47%

Threshold crossed 5%

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[yoyoy] 08/12/2011 15:57

edited. comments could have been phrased better. ;-)

[lennonsalive] 08/12/2011 14:06

Sorry folks this is in a downward trend.....

I thought it might turn at somepoint, but I guess the whole market is full of shares like this at the moment.

I've removed the chart, your are right it was identical.

[gargoyle2] 01/12/2011 10:24

I know b*gger all about charts, but can you both be right with those charts?! i like the look of navyan's a lot more.

[lennonsalive] 01/12/2011 07:45

I know little about charts, but had drawn up the current one this week. Lets see if we are both right!

[navyan] 30/11/2011 23:19

letters and numbers labelled using 'Elliott Wave Theory' and current primary wave count in favor of the 4th wave ends at 38p. If that is the case, one should expect the 5th wave rise. To project where the 5th might end, take beginning of wave 1 to end of wave 3. and project 50% and 61.8% of it from the end of wave 4. and you get your possible target.

But different wave count would use different fib levels. this is only one scenario. also wave count needs updating as soon as unexpected price action appears. for instance, say if you see a sharp sell off close below 33p, then it tells you this wave count might not be right.

[lennonsalive] 30/11/2011 07:41

Please can you explain some more behind the fib and letters/numbers on the chart.

[cockneyrebel] 16/11/2011 18:51

Meant to say the results lookd rather good - surprised thes eae so cheap still imo

CR

[lennonsalive] 16/11/2011 12:50

Looks like they are building firm foundations during these uncertain times and have a great five point plan on their website.

[electronica] 16/11/2011 09:11

lennonsalive

The results are excellent, but its the acquisition that seems to be driving the price today.

Power Steel are going to add $20-25m to revenues & by the time TRI have bedded them in & monetised the synergies (especially on input costs) we can perhaps expect a minimum £1-1.2m of extra ptp in FY13.

I was looking at taking some profit on TRI (having entered at less than 8p in 2009) but will now hold through at least the next 18 months - with a 65-70p price expectation.

[lennonsalive] 16/11/2011 08:20

Cracking results and statement, nothing bad and looking to expand.

Where is HVS?

[battlebus2] 16/11/2011 08:00

Great results and a takeover of a Thai company with shares placed at 37p. Very positive about current forecasts.

[lennonsalive] 02/11/2011 11:37

Somebody clear 80k this morning for 37.5p....price hasnt move that much.

[lennonsalive] 20/10/2011 11:33

A few sells this morning triggered stop losses? Auto manufacturing news not good ? Who knows, Tri is a company meeting it's targets and back into profit. I wonder if we have a seller here. Update mid November.

[retsius] 20/10/2011 10:34

Why the share plunge today? any news? Used to hold but sold 6 months ago.Glad I did.

[lennonsalive] 10/10/2011 15:47

Omg HVS on a share I own, time to filter!

[gargoyle2] 10/10/2011 15:21

I think it's what's called being 'under the radar'...

[hvs] 10/10/2011 14:23

ITS BANKRUPT !!!!!!"

[battlebus2] 29/9/2011 07:57

Yep if only the shareprice would rise.

[lennonsalive] 29/9/2011 07:54

Great update in these gloomy times!

[gargoyle2] 29/9/2011 05:19

From today's FT market report:

Trifast, a maker and distributor of industrial fastenings, added 6.4 per cent to 41p after the fastenings group said it was comfortable with City forecasts. The business continues to benefit from market share gains reflecting contract wins from a rejuvenated sales force. Specifically, Trifast has benefited from the recovery in its largest end market automotive (which consumes around half the fasteners in the world),' said Arden Partners.