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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Tse Grp. | TSEG | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.165 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.165 | 0.165 |
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Posted at 15/12/2010 14:08 by equitydealer007 well u r correct, 10mil @ .001509 however, its very common to trade within the spread........anyhow im confident that investors will like the new strategy and management, I very much doubt the placing holders are selling any shares else they hinder short term growth, thus I doubt wright would have pulled investors in with out assurances they will hold their positions...imo. id guess the current sellers are long term holders looking for an exit so as to recover some of their investment in the old company. come next week Id expect selling to dry up on news. gla |
Posted at 10/12/2010 10:01 by rexnash I especially like the last paragraph, personally i think they have the confidence and connections to achieve this. As always dyor and good luck all.Have aggregators had their day? Comments:2 Add your comment A few years ago it was fashionable for entrepreneurs in the marketing services industry to search out a company probably already listed on the stock exchange and transform it into a mini WPP Group by acquiring as many businesses as possible involved in supplying marketing services of one sort or another. Creston did it. Cello did it. Media Square did it. Cagney sort of did it. Mission under-did it. Incepta over-did it. But none of them have succeeded in the way that WPP succeeded, not least perhaps because WPP started by focussing on design consultancies and then took the first opportunity to leapfrog into a different league by acquiring an established global network in the shape of J Walter Thompson. So what makes David Wright, Adam Reynolds and Paul Foulger think they can make a success of their newly acquired vehicle Porta Communications, announced last week? What lessons can they learn from the past? Some of the more successful public companies in the sector have focussed primarily or initially on acquiring companies engaged in a single discipline like public relations (Huntsworth, Chime and Next Fifteen) or media buying (Aegis Group). Before them, there were a fistful of companies that had their roots in advertising like Abbott Mead Vickers, Lowe Howard Spink and Boase Massimi Pollitt. A single discipline does not guarantee success, but it possibly gives a clearer initial focus and enables investors to have a better idea of the business in which they have risked their money. It also gives the management a better chance of understanding what they are managing. Additionally it's probably important to build scale as soon as practicable because the stock market has little time for minnows. And minnows can't afford to acquire much else. Porta will make a very interesting test case of whether the days of marketing company aggregators have past. Bob Willott is editor of "Marketing Services Financial Intelligence" at www.fintellect.com. Published Nov 29 2010, 07:58 PM by Bob Willott Filed under: Media Square, public companies, Creston, WPP Group, Huntsworth, Next Fifteen Communications Group, Chime Communications, Cello Group, Cagney, Mission Marketing Group, Incepta Group, Lowe Group, Boase Massimi Pollitt, Abbott Mead Vickers, Aegis Group, Porta Communications, J Walter Thompson |
Posted at 21/7/2010 11:12 by sean caruana Hi Mike, your not seeing things, with the AGM next week and if last years anything to go by then trading statement too I think shrewd investors will be getting in now. |
Posted at 18/6/2010 13:32 by quraishim Thanks guys....it could be good timing to be onboard now....I am sure investors are put off by the spread.........as soon as I release funds I am buying more. |
Posted at 18/6/2010 10:15 by quraishim Thats my 200k..........as a new investor........been watching for months!!!spread is crazy...........dete |
Posted at 17/6/2010 08:40 by sean caruana Like you say it could be just a few impatient investors, usually some activity would go before results so lets see what occurs. Cheers and good luck too. |
Posted at 05/9/2007 23:14 by boilerboy salusWhy have you turned sour? This company will go places, beleave me. The market cap is only 4 million. Just look at the management and there experience within the sporting industry. It speaks for itself. Once the share price starts to move, this company will come to the atention of other investors, and in my opinion will then rocket. A few contracts in different parts of the world will see the share price rise to 3p at least. bb |
Posted at 05/9/2007 08:27 by snake_pleskin Boiler Boy. Not long now till the penny drops with investors..TSEG is the market leader, no way can the share price stay this low. |
Posted at 28/8/2007 14:03 by alby220 But, why no buys now if this is a possible good deal? i like you thought we would see large buys leading up to a possible contract,is it this is the share price level now??? that we will see in the futureor is it they have not come into investors sights up to now ?? |
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