Shares Should Shoot Past 7,000, Despite what the Gloomsters Say.

Hello Share Shapers. I've had a very eventful week. My ARM (ARM) and IQE (IQE) holdings, both rather similar companies, both shot ahead. One on a take-over probability (ARM) the other on a bullish trading update. Such are the possibilities of our golden game, that a whole year of lacklustre performance for my portfolio was suddenly bounced back into the black. That's why we should never despair, gang. There is always a good story for us lurking round the next corner. And the rewards we accrue can sometimes be nearly as good as winning the pools.

Steve's Dead Right. ARM Could Trigger More Take-overs. Here Are some Possible Targets.

Hello Share Scrunchers. It always encourages me when my colleague Steve Moore, a modest sort of chap who is very tuned in to our golden game, has the same thoughts as me. Even more so, as we don’t always agree. But when he says that the takeover of ARM Holdings (ARM) is good news not just for ARM holders, but the share investment world as applied to the whole of the UK, then I totally concur.

ARM Holdings – recommended offer; from Acorn, a mighty oak has grown, more such takeovers to come?

In 1987 Acorn Computer Group’s ARM processor emerged as a first ‘Reduced Instruction Set Computing’ processor for low-cost PCs and in 1990 Advanced RISC Machines (ARM) was spun out to focus on the creation of a new microprocessor standard. Today ARM is pleased to announce a recommended £24.3 billion takeover by Tokyo-headquartered SoftBank Group & so it should be…

ARM Holdings (#ARM) – recommends 1700p per share, £24.3 billion takeover by SoftBank Group

There's Strength in this ARM - But It's Never Wrong to Take a Profit

Hello Share Knockers. We are all - or should be - wary of investing in firms which produce fancy stuff for the technology market. Yes, we are only just approaching the frontier for innovation in personal computers, mobile phones, virtual gaming and all the rest of it, but it is still a risky speculation for share shifters like us. You just never know when someone is going to come up with an idea which makes what your company does obsolete. Yet one firm I've been prepared to invest in without losing sleep is ARM Holdings (ARM).

ARM Holdings (#ARM) buys Apical for cash of $350m

Arm Yourself for the Future as the Communications Game Only Just Begins?

Hello Share Scrimpers. I keep coming back to ARM (ARM). The Cambridge computer chip wizard is  a reliable company for long-term investment. And I don’t often use the adjective long-term in relation to the techies, not even the big ones.

Why Not Arm Yourself for an Even Brighter Future with the Cambridge Chip Chucker?

Hello Share Babies. I recently sold a big share of my holding in Cambridge-based Arm Holdings (ARM). This is because I am always nervous of big technology companies. And indeed, small ones.

Zak Mir's Great Request Show: ARM Holdings, IGas, ITM Power

If you want me to analyse a stock for you just drop me a line at sqmir@hotmail.com - Today I look at shares in ARM Holdings (ARM), IGas (IGAS), ITM Power (ITM) and setting share price targets for all three stocks

Zak Mir's Bear Call Of The Day: ARM Holdings: Intermediate Setback Towards 1,000p

Although ARM Holdings is a company that I have loved end adored on a fundamental basis since the time of the Dotcom Bubble end even before, this does not mean that from time to time there can be weak point in the price action cycle. 

ARM Holdings and those share trades

I do not normally cover companies capitalised at £15.5 billion but I am puzzled by ARM Holdings (ARM) and the matter of its share buybacks. It is very odd.

Might Be Worth Chancing Your Arm Again.

Hello Share Perishers. When choosing a company which you really want to pay its way then you need one that is very, very likely to make more money year by year. Just one year when profits are not as happy as the one before is a warning sign. One British success story that is expected to accelerate profits from now in is Arm Holdings (ARM).

Remember that Overbought Shares Can Get More Overbought.

Hello Share monkeys. I've alluded to this before. But it has stuck in my mind as one of the acutest observations made about modern stock markets of the world.

Is It Barmy to Buy ARM-y with a PE Ratio of 146?

Hello share smackers. Arm Holdings (ARM) is a very successful and pioneering techno company which has made a lot of money for a lot of people. I am lucky to be among them. The share price has just reached an all-time high.

Tiny Price-to-Earnings Ratio’s Rule – So Goodbye Arm Holdings

Hello Share Twiddlers. Anyone for a P/E lesson? Don't worry. I don't mean that hideous physical education at school. I am a great fan of price-to-earnings ratios. A low P/E shows me that a share is cheap in relation to the real money a company is making. What better recommendation could you have than that? A low P/E says to me that we are looking at a bargain.

Winning the Arm Race - Shares Still Cheap

Hello Share Freaks. I brought Arm Holdings (ARM) to your attention recently. I opined that while the price to earnings ratio is horrendous, the company's future prospects seem amazingly good.

The Long Arm of High P/E ratios and ARM Holdings

Hello Share Shiners: Price to Earnings ratios are funny old things aren't they? I usually regard a low P/E as a bargain stock waiting to be picked up. Yes, I’m a simple soul.

Never Buy Till You've Checked the P/E Ratio & Arm Holdings

Hello Share Garners: The old Footsie is on the march, again. Not that I'm surprised. I've been rattling on for months about how the big UK index will soon break through that elusive 7,000 barrier.

ARM Holdings: Failed Gap Fill Buy Signal Targets 1,100p

Even at the best of times chip designer ARM Holdings’ (ARM) volatile near-term trading plays out as one would expect for a leading light in the tech stock area. However, from a technical perspective this only serves to underline how useful charting signals can be in terms of the price action prediction game.

Buy ARM on missed analysts’ estimates

The good news is that the revenues from licensing jumped more than 48% in the year. The bad news is that revenues missed analysts’ estimates. This miss is an opportunity to buy the stock.