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Yes, JMUK, a good set of results. I have held for several years and take strong comfort from the way the business is run. It is also positive that Christopher Mills is now Chairman and has continued to buy shares and is clear that the opportunities to build the business continue. I believe another sensible institution has accumulated shares as have a number of the business's executives. They should be proud of the investment performance achieved for clients in challenging markets.
So quiet here. Final results and an acquisition announced this morning and we have just 2 trades and not one post. The business had a good year, and it looks like a good acquisition so not sure why there is so little interest here particularly given the defensive nature of the business. Outlook is conservative, but based on organic growth this year and the new acquisition I suspect they will better this years performance. Under-promise and over-deliver is always preferable.
Seemingly not which is a bit strange, as I don't remember this being acknowledged in any RNS. Last year an interim dividend was mentioned in the interims and paid early December after a short ex-dividend period so seemed a bit last minute. Given one hasn't been mentioned this year, I suspect we aren't getting it, but the company should explain why unless I've missed it. If it's to save cash for an acquisition then fair enough but communicate it.
Is there no interim divi this year?
Looking fair value at these levels and good to see Downing upping their stake. Will look to add a few tomorrow I think.
Maybe a sell that day and might not have even been a particularly big one, because liquidity is tight, it can swing sharply up and down on little volume. Overall this SP hasn't seen the drops that most of my other AIM companies have seen. I assume this is because the shares are tightly held and a recession or high interest/inflation environment should not affect this company like it will many others, as people will continue to get injured through negligence and demand for these services will not fall, if anything demand could rise as budgets are cut which leads to more staffing pressures and ultimately more mistakes.
Does anyone know why this might have dropped today? Biggest drop in my portfolio. I can't find any specific reason unless it's just negative market sentiment.
15 transactions today and the shareprice drops more than 10%?
Looks like I am missing something.
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Frenkel Topping is a specialist financial services company operating in the clinical negligence and personal injury space. It boasts an exceptional 99% client retention rate, a record it has held for the past 13 years.
In H1 2022 results, revenue rose to £11.1 million from £8.5 million in the same half last year. Meanwhile, EBITDA rose from £2.4 million to £2.7 million. https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1614550727287767040?s=20
Going to see and hear an update be good to hear of any exciting news on the horizon or treading a steady path of positivity .
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/events/event/shares-investor-webinar-150622
All looking very positive. Steady progress being made on all fronts.
Today.
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/events/event/shares-investor-webinar-201021
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/events/event/shares-investor-evening--webinar-020321
Nice to see the price back to where it was when the Carlyle Group were interested in the company.I've always liked listening to David Rubenstein's interviews on Bloomberg.
Booom time
Why the recent the drop here?
yep "The Company's unaudited trading performance in the year to 31 October 2017 has been significantly ahead of the same period in 2016 and is broadly in line with expectations with the result for the year expected to be more than double the same period last year." Good stuff.
Now that's just a fantastic RNS. Pontil
Someone currently bidding the market for 250,000 at 0.52p.
Sums it up quite nicely. :-) http://www.aol.co.uk/money/2017/06/21/2-super-income-shares-id-buy-right-now/ Pontil
5 trades today 2 buys= £199/ £6510....3 sells=£919/1,205 and £15,06,sales listed on London stock exchange..... share price down over 4%/ £2.6 million wiped off the company's market value? Glad I'm out, it almost looks illegal how a company can loose 2.6million value on 3 trade totalling £17 grand I cannot find this happening on any other listed company.
Good luck to all on here I'm out that was my trade two days ago of 22218 and consider my self lucky to get that. I've made a few quid and of course I'll get the money from the dividend today. The reason I've sold is the volatility of the share price as I've mentioned to no replies. Yesterday is a classic example.....only two trades £1.638/764 and company's share price value went down 0.75...nearly 1 million wiped off the value, absolutely ludicrous! How on earth could two trades of such a measly amount wipe so much off the value of this company? Surely 10x that amount of shares bought or sold on any given day shouldn't have any impact on the share price. Also I still don't understand the need to sell the company. Ok the government might have opened the way to get higher compensation payouts, but that's not more work its more money so why sell? Could it be the directors want out because they have bigger fish to fleece or other ventures? Surely they should give information of what the company is worth. Anyway hope you all will be richly rewarded.