Xploite Share Discussion Threads

[lr4850] 25/2/2009 11:33

Thought we got it with the Announcement flag on the monitor, but some ADVFN promotion instead?

[manners2] 25/2/2009 11:15

...would be nice to see an update!

[lgpixels] 22/2/2009 15:43

we should get an update anytime soon..........

[manners2] 17/2/2009 07:50

...

exactly!

[412069] 16/2/2009 15:26

And were still down!

[manners2] 16/2/2009 13:12

good stream of buying to day :-)

[ranoszek] 13/2/2009 17:26

Yet another 100,000 roll over. It looks like there's to be an RNS announcement on Monday then?

[manners2] 13/2/2009 08:27

....maybe, hope so! :-)

[ranoszek] 11/2/2009 13:12

Another 100,000 roll over . If they are on a T10 then maybe an announcement soon.???

[manners2] 11/2/2009 11:43

nope :-)

....see some chunky buying early today as well - are you hinting towards something coming?

[lr4850] 10/2/2009 19:59

Wish i could im already in for excess of that amount. :-)Not you then? :-)

[manners2] 10/2/2009 14:17

probably you!!!?

[lr4850] 09/2/2009 22:39

someone rolling over 100,000 shares? are they expecting some announcement soon?

[manners2] 09/2/2009 14:20

tell me more about storage fusion potential.....

[lgpixels] 08/2/2009 20:37

Still no one has picked up on the Storage Fusion potential.

The share price looks very strong, don't think the market makers can hold it down at these levels for much longer. The fun will start when we have more contract wins and an update on Storage Fusion and the trails from IBM, Sun etc.

[safman] 06/2/2009 21:49

i think there are a couple of companies that can follow the XPT path, from the initial offshore telecom days.. but interesting article from Ian smith..

cheers

saffy..

[still waiting] 06/2/2009 21:24

XPT should have a look at NXS, might make a tasty morsel for its strategy.

[lr4850] 06/2/2009 20:41

Here's Mr Smith on delisting:


Alternative Investment Market (AIM)-listed resellers have voiced fears their shares have become severely undervalued following another week of stockmarket turmoil.
Last Monday, the UK's main index plunged by 2.7 per cent, the biggest drop since mid-August when the subprime crisis first came to light.
With AIM's 149 tech stocks struggling to attract the attention of battle-scarred investors, onlookers are predicting several could follow in the footsteps of managed services outfit InTechnology, by announcing plans to delist.
Ian Smith, chief executive of AIM-listed storage reseller Xploite, said recent independent analysis from Edison Investment Research found its share price is undervalued by 50 per cent.
"There are a load of small tech stocks listed on the AIM and eight out of ten of them are hacked off with where they are," Smith argued.
"The whole subprime nonsense has had a damaging effect on stocks and many small cap companies are now significantly undervalued.
"We are okay as we have a lot of headroom in debt financing, but if a company decided to raise money in the City right now they would be doing a disservice to their shareholders," he said.
Scott Fletcher, chief executive at Plus-listed reseller ANS, said: "The credit crunch came and went, but it is back again and it appears to have hit the stock market hard in the past week. It is frustrating when you are running your company well and profits are improving, but your share price is not rising."
Fletcher said Xploite and managed services outfit Computerland had been particularly badly hit.
John Hughman, senior technology analyst at market watcher Ernst & Young, agreed that small tech stocks are finding it difficult to a ttract the attention of analysts.
"I can see the pressures they face. I would expect resellers that are more focused on good cash flow and annuity business than high revenue and profit growth to look at going private," he added.

[hubshank] 04/2/2009 14:53

they don't usually go up in a straight line would expect them to pause for a day or two before the next BIG leg up.

[lr4850] 04/2/2009 12:46

That drop of 4 p was interesting this morning. Tree shake for a big buyer later?
Come on XPT we need contract announcements. Please :-)

[lgpixels] 02/2/2009 12:39

Agree think the share price could easily get to £1+ especially if Xploite gets some more contracts or we get an update on Storage Solutions.

Most of the city is making snowmen today and not buying shares;)

[lgpixels] 01/2/2009 18:08

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