2014 share picks

arrowloopboy · 20-02-2014 10:40PM

euroboom13 wrote: »

1.boi 26.3c to 34c(+30%)
2.inm 12c to 14.9c(+24%)
3.ptsb 4.72c to 8.8c(+86.5%)

month 2 going well still,thankfully. Good luck all

Good going Euro,penny shares don't do it for me,but that's a great return,well done again:cool:.

lucky john · 20-02-2014 11:38PM

lucky john wrote: »

Just for a bit of fun for the season thats in it, how about posting your 3 favourite picks for the new year.

I'll kick it off with mine.

1. Smurfitt Kappa. €15.95 today. Big gains this year but still undervalued. Very sound company with a lot of ground work done to push on next year.

2. Air Lingus €1.28 today. I have them on my short list every year but cross them off because unions, ryanair holding, pensions ect. Sooner or later these negatives will have to be delt with and the positives will drive the share price at last. 2014 has to be the year if they ever intend to make something of this company.

3. INM. €0.12. I know. Everyone has all but given up on these, including myself. But I can't believe that two of the smartest and wealthiest business men in this country have invested in here again without seeing opportunity. They are starting the year with practical a clean sheet so the ground work has been done. INM have practically a monopoly here now and surely ad revenue can only grow in 2014.

Skg €20.10 +26%
Air lingus €1.61 +26%
INM €0.15 +25%

Thronegames · 20-02-2014 11:42PM

euroboom13 wrote: »

1.boi 26.3c to 34c(+30%)
2.inm 12c to 14.9c(+24%)
3.ptsb 4.72c to 8.8c(+86.5%)

month 2 going well still,thankfully. Good luck all

I held ptsb for a coupla months and sold. I'm holding BOI and I missed the INM run. Also bought and sold aib. What's the story with BOI do you think? While I'm well in profit I have my finger hovering over the sell trigger!

euroboom13 · 21-02-2014 09:27AM

Thronegames wrote: »

I held ptsb for a coupla months and sold. I'm holding BOI and I missed the INM run. Also bought and sold aib. What's the story with BOI do you think? While I'm well in profit I have my finger hovering over the sell trigger!

ptsb-will drop back, needs a white knight takeover before any long term upward movement, and at this price no white knight would be interested.

b.o.I.-am expecting Michael Noonan to sell Ireland inc.`s 14%,then a slight fall back, followed by a gradual increase to dividend announcement next year.Go long won't go wrong!!

inm-due upward movement 20/25c,apn jumped 25% this morning

All have an element of high risk, hence high gains(ptsb highest risk)

pitrn · 11-03-2014 10:56AM

Fyffes jump 46%.. amazing performance. anyone bought it earlier who is now enjoying the profits:)

alanceltic · 11-03-2014 06:44PM

Im heavy on the sister company Total Produce which got a nice little kick off the Fyffes news which was nice. The 1euro barrier was always going to be a difficult milestone to breach but glided through it with ease thanks to this bounce. Both shares have traded in a very tight range up to this landmark deal.

Looking at the Chiquita performance the markets have decided that the Irish side of the deal is much more favourable as Chiquita only banked a 12% rise on the same news so the management have to be commended on the deal they struck. What is amazing on the face of it is that Fyffes are only bringing about 35% of the overall sales to the pot but have secured 49.3% of the new company's equity.

A fantastic piece on Irish news and great for shareholders but it only got token coverage by the Irish media. Interested to see if any shareholders intend cashing out or staying for the synergies to flush through.

cantona_deux · 11-03-2014 10:04PM

alanceltic wrote: »

Im heavy on the sister company Total Produce which got a nice little kick off the Fyffes news which was nice. The 1euro barrier was always going to be a difficult milestone to breach but glided through it with ease thanks to this bounce. Both shares have traded in a very tight range up to this landmark deal.

Looking at the Chiquita performance the markets have decided that the Irish side of the deal is much more favourable as Chiquita only banked a 12% rise on the same news so the management have to be commended on the deal they struck. What is amazing on the face of it is that Fyffes are only bringing about 35% of the overall sales to the pot but have secured 49.3% of the new company's equity.

A fantastic piece on Irish news and great for shareholders but it only got token coverage by the Irish media. Interested to see if any shareholders intend cashing out or staying for the synergies to flush through.

Likewise on the TotalProduce - staying in for the medium term and from speaking with a few people who work for them they are expanding. Seem to be focusing on the Eastern/China markets to boost revenues!

alanceltic · 11-03-2014 10:52PM

Not sure where you are getting the China trade connections from??

pitrn · 12-03-2014 01:14PM

alanceltic wrote: »

Im heavy on the sister company Total Produce which got a nice little kick off the Fyffes news which was nice. The 1euro barrier was always going to be a difficult milestone to breach but glided through it with ease thanks to this bounce. Both shares have traded in a very tight range up to this landmark deal.

Looking at the Chiquita performance the markets have decided that the Irish side of the deal is much more favourable as Chiquita only banked a 12% rise on the same news so the management have to be commended on the deal they struck. What is amazing on the face of it is that Fyffes are only bringing about 35% of the overall sales to the pot but have secured 49.3% of the new company's equity.

A fantastic piece on Irish news and great for shareholders but it only got token coverage by the Irish media. Interested to see if any shareholders intend cashing out or staying for the synergies to flush through.

Yes, I second your thoughts, Fyffes only deal with banana/melons and pineapple.. just the 3 products making teh share price soar so high is a bit surprising. I also think that its more sense to invest in total produce as it deals in many more fruits and vegetables.

wired117 · 13-03-2014 01:22AM

They had less debt than Chiquita.. So if you look at the revenue it seems they got disproportionate share of new company, but take debt into account reads differently.. Total produce better company ..tell me why I got out at 77cents!!

pitrn · 13-03-2014 10:52AM

lucky john wrote: »

Skg €20.10 +26%
Air lingus €1.61 +26%
INM €0.15 +25%[/QUOTE

Not very great news for INM with interim results... expecting the shares to fall a good bit now.

pitrn · 13-03-2014 11:05AM

wired117 wrote: »

They had less debt than Chiquita.. So if you look at the revenue it seems they got disproportionate share of new company, but take debt into account reads differently.. Total produce better company ..tell me why I got out at 77cents!!

that's a pity you got out at 77.. just missed the gold by few feet:) I was myself analysing this share since December but was not very convinced to buy it..Actually am still not convinced that the price rise is worth the share...

PHayes86 · 13-03-2014 01:49PM

PHayes86 wrote: »

Great day:
MEET - http://seekingalpha.com/news/1556581-meetme-rallies-following-bullish-sa-pro-column?source=marketwatch

APPY: http://seekingalpha.com/article/2000261-venaxiss-pivotal-data-due-in-march?source=marketwatch

APPY - http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/Stock/APPY (52 week high)
XNCR - http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/Stock/XNCR (52 week high)

:pac:

lucky john · 13-03-2014 02:36PM

pitrn wrote: »

lucky john wrote: »

Skg €20.10 +26%
Air lingus €1.61 +26%
INM €0.15 +25%[/QUOTE

Not very great news for INM with interim results... expecting the shares to fall a good bit now.

+10%.

pitrn · 13-03-2014 02:48PM

yea, was a bit surprised... dint expect the rise.. the headlines on rte was not very positive though it looked okay after reading the complete news.

lucky john · 13-03-2014 10:09PM

pitrn wrote: »

yea, was a bit surprised... dint expect the rise.. the headlines on rte was not very positive though it looked okay after reading the complete news.

Finished +15%. Not a bad in then end.

Of course they are competitors of rte so they weren't going to talk them up anyway. Not to mention D O'B and newstalk.

RobertKK · 14-03-2014 11:25PM

Small biotech company - ISR, has a way of delivering radiation to cancer cells without damaging other healthy cells, hold all the rights, the Greek government have done a deal with ISR to use it.
Got in at .96 cents, in breakout mode after an interview with the CEO on Seeking Alpha plus the Greek deal.
SA say the shares should be valued at $3.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2089233-isoray-a-0_80-stock-that-should-be-trading-at-3_00?source=google_news
http://www.isoray.com/custom_type/isoray-announces-greek-governmental-approval-sales-entire-product-line/

Closed at $1.11 and continuing to rise in after hours trading.

euroboom13 · 17-03-2014 10:57AM

;)

euroboom13 wrote: »

iseq

1. bank of ireland(26.3c)
2.inm(12c)
3.ptsb(4.72c)

good luck all!!

March update
1)b.o.i. 30c
2)inm 17c
3)ptsb 12c

Good month ahead for 1 and 2,as for ptsb ,tread carefully
goodluck

Cute Hoor · 19-03-2014 04:26PM

RobertKK wrote: »

Small biotech company - ISR, has a way of delivering radiation to cancer cells without damaging other healthy cells, hold all the rights, the Greek government have done a deal with ISR to use it.
Got in at .96 cents, in breakout mode after an interview with the CEO on Seeking Alpha plus the Greek deal.
SA say the shares should be valued at $3.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2089233-isoray-a-0_80-stock-that-should-be-trading-at-3_00?source=google_news
http://www.isoray.com/custom_type/isoray-announces-greek-governmental-approval-sales-entire-product-line/

Closed at $1.11 and continuing to rise in after hours trading.

Good call Robert, up around 20% today, now at $1.36

Anybody got DPW, up around 90% today on news of an Israeli 5 year contract

RobertKK · 19-03-2014 07:41PM

Cute Hoor wrote: »

Good call Robert, up around 20% today, now at $1.36

Anybody got DPW, up around 90% today on news of an Israeli 5 year contract

Now at $2.33, up 113% so far today.

goon_squad · 19-03-2014 09:27PM

euroboom13 wrote: »

;)

March update
1)b.o.i. 30c
2)inm 17c
3)ptsb 12c

Good month ahead for 1 and 2,as for ptsb ,tread carefully
goodluck

while very confident about b.o.i long term , i think it might drop to 25 cent in the coming weeks - months

euroboom13 · 20-03-2014 08:34AM

goon_squad wrote: »

while very confident about b.o.i long term , i think it might drop to 25 cent in the coming weeks - months

Any buy under 30c will be boasted about in the near future,i wouldn't hold out for any steals like 25c

nhg · 20-03-2014 08:58AM

What are yer'e thoughts on KIBO (Kibo Mining) - lots of good news, no debts but price seems to drop with every announcement

goon_squad · 20-03-2014 12:55PM

euroboom13 wrote: »

Any buy under 30c will be boasted about in the near future,i wouldn't hold out for any steals like 25c

stuck every penny I have ( in my brokerage account ) in the stock last Friday , 30 cents exactly

was in general electric , ford and the high risk groupon ( which made me a lot of money last year )

Bluetulips · 20-03-2014 01:08PM

Are the discusions on markets and shares finished on The Sunday Business Show on Today FM since end of Feb 2014?

Cute Hoor · 20-03-2014 02:18PM

RobertKK wrote: »

Now at $2.33, up 113% so far today.

Up close to 150% yesterday and another 30% in pre-market this morning!!

Whats your next tip???

goon_squad · 20-03-2014 03:06PM

Bluetulips wrote: »

Are the discusions on markets and shares finished on The Sunday Business Show on Today FM since end of Feb 2014?

not much loss, was at best vanilla , the guy from Kerry ( with the posh accent ) who was on occasionally was particulary awful , I remember him predicting a huge bull run in prescious metals nearly two years ago , gold and silver are down 30% since

the two main contributors from goodbody and dolmon completely missed the bank of Ireland run and have always dampened expectations on the stock

lucky john · 20-03-2014 03:37PM

goon_squad wrote: »

not much loss, was at best vanilla , the guy from Kerry ( with the posh accent ) who was on occasionally was particulary awful , I remember him predicting a huge bull run in prescious metals nearly two years ago , gold and silver are down 30% since

the two main contributors from goodbody and dolmon completely missed the bank of Ireland run and have always dampened expectations on the stock

Goodbody cheered it on all the way up in the good times. Were constantly calling the bottom on the way down. Eventually turned completely negitive at the actual bottom. Missed calling the the rise passed 20c. Suddenly turned positive around 27c and now have it at buy. With that record I would much prefer if they were advising to sell at the moment.

BoI is one for the back pocket. I just wish I wasn't compelled to check the bloody price several times a day. I have done my buying at this stage and have no more planned unless it does go to 25c. At that it would be hard to resist putting another few euro into it.

goon_squad · 20-03-2014 04:31PM

lucky john wrote: »

Goodbody cheered it on all the way up in the good times. Were constantly calling the bottom on the way down. Eventually turned completely negitive at the actual bottom. Missed calling the the rise passed 20c. Suddenly turned positive around 27c and now have it at buy. With that record I would much prefer if they were advising to sell at the moment.

BoI is one for the back pocket. I just wish I wasn't compelled to check the bloody price several times a day. I have done my buying at this stage and have no more planned unless it does go to 25c. At that it would be hard to resist putting another few euro into it.

no sector of an economy does better during good times than financials so if the irish economy improves , bank of Ireland will , my attitude is that if the bank didn't collapse into state ownership during the height of the irish ( and euro currency ) crisis a few years ago , it will remain private now , the euro is here to stay and so is bank of Ireland

I really don't see bank of Ireland as a high risk stock anymore , of course this likely means that huge gains are a thing of the past , I first bought in two years ago when it was 8 cent but completely missed the ride since we crossed 25 cents , im back in now and would be happy to see 40 cents within a year , that's still more than a 33% rise from today , even we are still at 33 cents in a year I don't see it as a huge deal , banks are paying little more than 2% now on savings when you allow for DIRT

RobertKK · 21-03-2014 04:47PM

Cute Hoor wrote: »

Up close to 150% yesterday and another 30% in pre-market this morning!!

Whats your next tip???

I sold yesterday for a 216% profit, nice week...

Truth is I do be on stocktwits and I saw a guy mention it, then that day it rose from the mid 0.80's and I decided better join in the party as it was rising fast, then it has a quiet enough couple of days before it went mental. made a nice 5 figure profit but it was by luck really.
Some good guys on stocktwits.

ECTE is awaiting CE approval in Europe is one I have money in, should happen anyday.
For a 50/50 gamble I have a small stake in MNKD. It is a high risk gamble so beware.
Then I took a stake in Vringo, it should have a great year, with all the money it should make from patent infringments by Google, ZTE and others, Microsoft already settled a case with them.
Potential of billions in money owed from patent infringements with rumours ZTE might just buy them as they owe potentially a lot of money, $1.5 billion plus.

They are my plays, I like a bit of risk.

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