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 Mirada (MIRA), Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) and, Sound Energy (SOU) setting share price targets for all three stocks
One of the better ways of getting to grips with the more obscure or even difficult charting situations is to deploy the broadening triangle. A decent example of the genre is currently being served up on the daily chart of Mirada,
Mirada plc (MIRA) has announced results from “a critical period for the company” during which it has secured and deployed its first ‘tier one’ contract
I think that shares in Mirada (MIRA) are cheap as it finally starts to deliver. Its CEO Jose is a good fellow and here he is presenting at the UK Investor Show 2015.
Creator and manager of services for digital tv, Mirada plc (MIRA) last week announced the commercial launch of “the first of the cable network deployments agreed as part of the announcement dated May 19th 2014”.
This is a pain in the neck. But view it as an opportunity. Mirada (MIRA) says that the major contract announced on May 19 and first scheduled for delivery in December will now not launch in January as planned but next month.
Mirada (MIRA) was among the three companies presenting at the ShareProphets seminar. The video of CEO Jose Vasquez can be found below.
Mirada plc (MIRA) has announced interim results and “a big step following the company's successful rollout of our iris SDP modules in Peru”. It is all good news.
Creator and manager of interactive services for digital TV platforms and broadcasters, Mirada plc (MIRA) has announced “a new, supplementary contract with its existing ‘tier one’ customer in Latin America to provide over-the-top services which will enable its current subscriber, and potentially non-subscriber base, to access its content anytime, anywhere, from any compatible device via a TV Everywhere platform”.
This is the second time we have made this or tip of the week. First time around was at 15.75p but the sods round at Arden then organised a placing which rather kyboshed sentiment, However…









