Enables It May Enable Me to Get Some Money Back
Hello Share Riders: I have a few shares at the moment which are not doing that well. I should have sold them after a 10% drop on the purchase price. That's my usual rule.
Hello Share Riders: I have a few shares at the moment which are not doing that well. I should have sold them after a 10% drop on the purchase price. That's my usual rule.
This share tip was published last week on HotStockRockets when the offer price was just 25p. Our paying customers always get in first and will be told to sell first. But this is still a good short term trading buy at a 27p offer. Our corking share tip of the month goes live at 11 AM Friday – to access that for as little as £5 click HERE
Cenkos, broker to AIM listed IT group Enables (EIT), reckons that shares in the profitable and cashed up company, now 31p, are in fact worth 70p in the short term
I tipped Enables IT (EIT) a few weeks ago at 37p on this website. Following a £2.5 million placing at 36p and a US acquisition announced yesterday the shares are now 40.5p. There is a lot further to go.
I suggested buying a few shares in Enables IT (EIT) at 37p eight days ago. After a trading statement the shares are now 42p but will go higher. And here’s why.
Enables IT (EIT) the AIM quoted provider of cloud, managed and IT consultancy services formerly the dig known as Nexus, announced a $1 million contract in the US. Other similar deals are, I gather in the pipeline and this creature is starting to look like a solid fundamental buy.
Enables IT (EIT) was formerly known as Nexus which in turn was formerly known as something else. Will its third incarnation after its second RTO turn around the fortunes of what historically has been a bit of a stock market dog. I met up with Mike Walliss the CEO of the enlarged network and IT solutions group to find out.
The resurrection of Enables IT ( EIT) from the shambles that was Nexus seems to be accelerating and news today that non exec director Marcus Yeoman had bought 37,500 shares at 41.5p begs the question should you follow suit?
Shares in AIM-listed IT services provider Enables IT Group plc (EIT) currently trade further higher today, at 42.5p, following an announcement of a £0.75 million contract win “from a worldwide private healthcare group” to design and build a strategic data centre in the UK. This is a material win in the context of...
In the wake of the acquisition announced this morning by Enables IT (EIT), the AIM listed software group, its house broker Sanlam has initiated its coverage in a detailed 18 page note rating the stock as a buy at 42.5p with a 65p target price.
A reliable market source tells me that legendary small cap investor Bob Morton has invested a material (if non disclosable) sum in a £900,000 fund-raising by Enables IT (EIT), the software business formerly known as Nexus. I understand that the funding will be at 36p and is due to be announced by the weekend.
It has today been announced that the reverse takeover of long-term disappointment, IT managed services provider, Nexus Management (NXS) has been completed and that the enlarged company has been readmitted to AIM as Enables IT Group (EIT). I need no reminding of what an appalling tip Nexus was for me. During my 12 year stint at t1ps.com MY average gain per tip was 42.7%. Nexus pulled down that average badly. So do we stick with the new group?
AIM listed IT services group Nexus (NXS) has been one of my most disastrous tips of all time. I recommended the shares at 0.89p in December 2006 and many times since on t1ps.com the site I founded and edited for 12 years until September 2012. My average gain per tip over 12 years and 240 tips would have been more than 42.7% had it not been for this shocker. The shares are now at 0.105p following news today of a Reverse Takeover







