MUL - Multiemedia Limited
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
I would expect a massive fight before it breaks the 4 cents barrier. The way back up will be very hard for MUL and I think it will need good news along the way to make it work. Be prepared for lots of profit taking on the way up. I'd be VERY surprised if this stock moves nothing but up this week.
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Stefan
I would expect a massive fight before it breaks the 4 cents barrier. The way back up will be very hard for MUL and I think it will need good news along the way to make it work. Be prepared for lots of profit taking on the way up. I'd be VERY surprised if this stock moves nothing but up this week.
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Hm, interesting interview.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistic...rchByCode&releasedDuringCode=W&issuerCode=mul
So there will be one more small capital rising but we don't know when. Anyway, they are certainly trying hard to make it look good. Overall I'd say we're well underway now! If they can stay in talk, we may move quicker than I thought.
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Stefan
Hm, interesting interview.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistic...rchByCode&releasedDuringCode=W&issuerCode=mul
So there will be one more small capital rising but we don't know when. Anyway, they are certainly trying hard to make it look good. Overall I'd say we're well underway now! If they can stay in talk, we may move quicker than I thought.
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MUL is surging like there's no tomorrow!
At 10:30am it's up 29% to $0.049 with 200 million shares traded.
MUL is surging like there's no tomorrow!
At 10:30am it's up 29% to $0.049 with 200 million shares traded.
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Look at Mul go... (dam... i should have bought more...)
Cheers,
sis
Look at Mul go... (dam... i should have bought more...)
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
How about this for a small annoyance..
I bought 37,000 MUL shares at 2.7 about 3 weeks and had to sell them at 2.3c about 10 days ago ( had to use the money in a deposit one a purchase )
As I type, MUL sit on 4.6 - twice what I sold them for..
I now know that selling shares will be my last resort in a desperate situation! ( It's ok I'm 22 - got alot to learn in this game
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Markor
How about this for a small annoyance..
I bought 37,000 MUL shares at 2.7 about 3 weeks and had to sell them at 2.3c about 10 days ago ( had to use the money in a deposit one a purchase )
As I type, MUL sit on 4.6 - twice what I sold them for..
I now know that selling shares will be my last resort in a desperate situation! ( It's ok I'm 22 - got alot to learn in this game
)Markor
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Have fun guys!!
While you're up there, can anyone explain the relationship between MUL and NewSat to us dummies who can't figure it out?
Ghoti
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Have fun guys!!
While you're up there, can anyone explain the relationship between MUL and NewSat to us dummies who can't figure it out?
Ghoti
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Happy trading
Stefan
Ghotib, you have to scroll back in this thread. There are several postings about MUL and its relationships. I remember posting one not soooo terribly long ago, but I'm too lazy to search for it
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Stefan
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Do you mean message #281, dated 30 September, which started:
Ghoti
That's not laziness you're feeling; that's content on the way to tinglystefan said:Ghotib, you have to scroll back in this thread. There are several postings about MUL and its relationships. I remember posting one not soooo terribly long ago, but I'm too lazy to search for it
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Stefan
Do you mean message #281, dated 30 September, which started:
With vast respect (m'lud), that wasn't a whole of help.
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LOL... Ok.. I got that one wrong. I thought you ment NewSky and not NewSat. NewSat is owned by MUL and is the part of the company that looks after their SAT business. Multiemedia has created NewSat which is not to be mixed up with newsat usa or anything else that starts with newsat on this planet
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Stefan
LOL... Ok.. I got that one wrong. I thought you ment NewSky and not NewSat. NewSat is owned by MUL and is the part of the company that looks after their SAT business. Multiemedia has created NewSat which is not to be mixed up with newsat usa or anything else that starts with newsat on this planet
No, not yet! I'll wait until it hits the 20 cents mark. Then I may just as well drop dead, unable to handle all the tingling
Happy trading
Stefan
Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Just as I mentioned yesterday , a new issue will probably be offered shortly. This is the purpose of the last few announcements . Raise extra funds when the hype is up . The issue will probably be on a set allocation basis rather than a one for five issue or one for four issue, i.e. all shareholders offered say 50,000 shares apiece . What I think might happen , there could be attaching options with the issue which will make it far more tempting to take up entitlement .(only my thoughts) It would be nice to have two MUL stocks to follow .!!!!!!!!!! Regards KOOKA.
Just as I mentioned yesterday , a new issue will probably be offered shortly. This is the purpose of the last few announcements . Raise extra funds when the hype is up . The issue will probably be on a set allocation basis rather than a one for five issue or one for four issue, i.e. all shareholders offered say 50,000 shares apiece . What I think might happen , there could be attaching options with the issue which will make it far more tempting to take up entitlement .(only my thoughts) It would be nice to have two MUL stocks to follow .!!!!!!!!!! Regards KOOKA.
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Well I sold all my MUL today at 4.9c with the intention of re-entering shortly at a cheaper price. This way I can top up my holdings at the same time.
That is my revenge for five months of relentless agony.
I'm feeling a bit tingly right now.
Well I sold all my MUL today at 4.9c with the intention of re-entering shortly at a cheaper price. This way I can top up my holdings at the same time.
That is my revenge for five months of relentless agony.
I'm feeling a bit tingly right now.
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I have just arrange a bit more cash to buy tomorrow should we see a pullback. I'm not quite sure when to buy to be honest. I'm speculating it may drop below 4 cents for a quick rebounce but I might be way off. Today's volume was even bigger than yesterday. I said I don't expect it to raise without pullbacks but the question is when that may happen. I'll keep holding and the only thing I'll do is buying more when I see fit. It's trading wildly on huge volume and this is extremly hard to predict. Surely there is a huge, huge wall at 5 cents which at the moment looks impossible to break without further news. But that's just guess. I also expected it to be hard breaking the 4 cent barrier and it didn't even bother this morning opening at .043.
Happy trading
Stefan
Wow! Nice exit point! It was obvious that 5 cents wouldn't be cracked today so selling at 4.9 may well have paid off. Now you'll have the pleasure to find an entry point again
I have just arrange a bit more cash to buy tomorrow should we see a pullback. I'm not quite sure when to buy to be honest. I'm speculating it may drop below 4 cents for a quick rebounce but I might be way off. Today's volume was even bigger than yesterday. I said I don't expect it to raise without pullbacks but the question is when that may happen. I'll keep holding and the only thing I'll do is buying more when I see fit. It's trading wildly on huge volume and this is extremly hard to predict. Surely there is a huge, huge wall at 5 cents which at the moment looks impossible to break without further news. But that's just guess. I also expected it to be hard breaking the 4 cent barrier and it didn't even bother this morning opening at .043.
Happy trading
Stefan
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I'm not sure I'd be able to handle that
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Re: MUL - Where to from here?
Basically with speculative stocks its all alot of hypotheticals really.
But my basis is as follows.
Using the figures that Stefan has quoted MUL has provided a report in which HYPOTHETICALLY they will make 1cps profit for FY05.
Now if they where to implement a 50% earnings dividend payment plan (highly unlikely becuase they will want to expand further) then that would give an investor a 10% dividend yield if the share price is 5cps.
1cps/2= 0.5c=(10%(5cps).
hope that makes sense to you mathematically.
Now given that they would most likely not pay a divedend one would hope they are expanding there business (and therefore asset base) which in turn would enable the company to make even further profits.
This means that although the company is releasing a yield to the investor in a dividend form they are in the form of increasing the value of the share (hope that makes enuff sense to follow)
Examples are HVN and NCP
So in theory if they can make a profit then the share price should reflect a 10-15% PE as stated by Stefan.
So if EPS is 1c and PE is 10 then share price must = 10cps
IF EPS is 1c and PE is 15 then share price must = 15cps
So if they earn 1cps the share price should be somewhere between 10-15cps.
I would then factor in the "potetial" of MUL, which is to say if they can make 1cps in FY05 then one would hope that would increase further in FY06 and this would increase the share price further.
So in short I would agree with stefan that the share price is likely to reach around 10cps by the time the company anounces a profit and from there the sky is the limit.
Of course this is only my opionin which is HYPOTHETICAL in these sense it is based on alot of what ifs, but that's what speculative shares are.
Hope that helps and makes some sense.
Lucstar said:
Basically with speculative stocks its all alot of hypotheticals really.
But my basis is as follows.
Using the figures that Stefan has quoted MUL has provided a report in which HYPOTHETICALLY they will make 1cps profit for FY05.
Now if they where to implement a 50% earnings dividend payment plan (highly unlikely becuase they will want to expand further) then that would give an investor a 10% dividend yield if the share price is 5cps.
1cps/2= 0.5c=(10%(5cps).
hope that makes sense to you mathematically.
Now given that they would most likely not pay a divedend one would hope they are expanding there business (and therefore asset base) which in turn would enable the company to make even further profits.
This means that although the company is releasing a yield to the investor in a dividend form they are in the form of increasing the value of the share (hope that makes enuff sense to follow)
Examples are HVN and NCP
So in theory if they can make a profit then the share price should reflect a 10-15% PE as stated by Stefan.
So if EPS is 1c and PE is 10 then share price must = 10cps
IF EPS is 1c and PE is 15 then share price must = 15cps
So if they earn 1cps the share price should be somewhere between 10-15cps.
I would then factor in the "potetial" of MUL, which is to say if they can make 1cps in FY05 then one would hope that would increase further in FY06 and this would increase the share price further.
So in short I would agree with stefan that the share price is likely to reach around 10cps by the time the company anounces a profit and from there the sky is the limit.
Of course this is only my opionin which is HYPOTHETICAL in these sense it is based on alot of what ifs, but that's what speculative shares are.
Hope that helps and makes some sense.
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By the time MUL makes a profit and the share price reaches 10cps+ things should also be looking good for all who hold and all who may be prepared to hold from a taxation point of view. I missed the fun last week and today as I have taken a contract and returned to work so my short term trading has all but finished. Mul did require a lot focus to trade profitably and thats how I acquired half of my holding as taking the profit in retained shares. There will be lots of opportunities in MUL unfortunately I will miss some, I expect ETRADE won't go broke but it looks like a slight change of strategy for me as I expect I will now be investing abit more then trading. I will now hold my MUL and wait for the prize.
By the time MUL makes a profit and the share price reaches 10cps+ things should also be looking good for all who hold and all who may be prepared to hold from a taxation point of view. I missed the fun last week and today as I have taken a contract and returned to work so my short term trading has all but finished. Mul did require a lot focus to trade profitably and thats how I acquired half of my holding as taking the profit in retained shares. There will be lots of opportunities in MUL unfortunately I will miss some, I expect ETRADE won't go broke but it looks like a slight change of strategy for me as I expect I will now be investing abit more then trading. I will now hold my MUL and wait for the prize.
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