constable - i can a totla volume traded of approx154,400 - so am not sure where you are seeing the big trades - i am a bit confused sorry for my ignoranceconstable said:This has got to be costing a lot in broking fees!
constable - i can a totla volume traded of approx154,400 - so am not sure where you are seeing the big trades - i am a bit confused sorry for my ignoranceconstable said:This has got to be costing a lot in broking fees!
I didnt say big trades!..... just lots of little parcels that you would pay the same amount of brokerage whether you bought 2000 or 20000 units.ekman said:constable - i can a totla volume traded of approx154,400 - so am not sure where you are seeing the big trades - i am a bit confused sorry for my ignorance
Yeah, I have no idea.constable said:The little trades continue every 5 minutes , this has been going on since thursday last week. Could be just a broker buying on behalf of a whole lot of individual portfolios? Not really sure to be honest.
Im not aware of any type of buyback.
Anyone else with thoughts?
Order for 16 Cobra i600 SCARA Robots Marks Design Win on Innovative System Aimed at Growing Medical Device Contract Manufacturing Market
LIVERMORE, Calif. - March 20, 2007 - Adept Technology announces that Integrated BioSciences, Inc., (IBS) an FDA registered, ISO 13485:2003 and ISO 9001:2000 certified medical device contract manufacturer, has selected Adept Technology as their exclusive robot supplier. IBS has purchased sixteen Adept Cobra i600 SCARA robots which will be used to build an automation line for high speed assembly of a class II medical device for a major international customer.
The Cobra i600 robot was selected for its flexibility, speed, precision, intelligence and cleanliness and provides IBS with a robotics platform capable of equipment recapitalization, higher throughput, tighter assembly tolerances and more complete product traceability than alternative robotic solutions. The innovative controller-in-base design of the Cobra i600 reduces controller cabinet floor space requirements, streamlined cell communications and simplified system design and operation.
IBS is unique in the medical device contract manufacturing industry since they have an in-house automation design and build group as well as an engineering staff with extensive experience in the use of automation and systems integration. By integrating standard robotic automation cells and contract medical device production, IBS is able to offer a more seamless solution for medical device manufacturing, offering the lower costs of offshore production with the proximity, regulatory compliance and intellectual property protection of domestic manufacturing. This results in better on-time deliveries, and greater production efficiencies and higher profitability throughout the entire medical device product life cycle.
http://www.automation.com/store/p1030details21057.php?x=1&pagePath=00000000
Hi Guys
Searched and couldnt find any threads on this stock. Anyone have any shares in UNI. Would love some feedback and your opinions on this company.
loving this little wave...go baby go.
anyone have any predictions on where it is heading? no company announcements so why does it keep going up? not that i'm complaining
Those evil day traders! Can't trust them with anything... Do you have any evidence of this, or is it just a cheap ramp?Well what goes up!!! must come down!!
It's been in the green for over a week now and has built a solid base!
The SP would only drop because of the day traders!! which is what you'd expect in this dodgy market...
But as mentioned earlier, we are expecting announcements so I'd keep a close eye on that!!
If you think long term! your set!!!
Gluck mate, hope you come back in soon before you start pulling your hair!!!
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