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@ Pickuzawinnah: HeiQ is a growth stock with pretty interesting prospects. You can't asses it on market cap alone. (I don't hold it by the way.) But it was recently re-tipped in SCSW and has been reviewed quite positively on Stockopedia. The management also presented at Mello Events which went down quite well. EV is £267M, but eps growth for 2021 is also 40%. There is also an investor's presentation you can download from the website, these are the things to study carefully. The question to ask yourself is do you think this business will be successful? What might it be worth in 3yrs time and why? Then invest... Sorry for the off topic everyone.
Am I being a bit dense, latpulldown ? Just checked HEIQ (always look for new opportunities to shortlist and evaluate) and they appear to have a market cap of £250M already. The investor section on their website looks very promising. It does state on there that one of their product lines is expected to grow to $250M (with another growing by another 25% and another growing to an estimated $500M - but without stating their current position). Forty products in the R&D pipeline looks good though !
Anyway, enough cross-ramping from me. Thanks for the heads up latpulldown. Glad the holders are winning here on HMSO.
This is my only victory at the moment (having a tough week) as I got in at 16.8p - just about the only time I ever timed a purchase exactly right. Makes up for all the times I didn't :-)
This share will as a Minimum double from here...
I'm not selling till £1+
People are desperate to spend money in shops,restaurants, pubs, coffee shops etc
Morgan Stanley has increased their holding significantly over past week...
This will rocket...MMs are loading up big time
Buy now and hold!
LTH hold for gold
Thanks again latpulldown, very informative.
Nothing wrong with Cine at all The Dove and there are some good posters on that bulletin board and a stack of films all lined up for when it moves to reopen.
50p is my review target on HMSO (spied it at 19p) which I think with shops open and rent payments recovering should be achievable by perhaps summer. My views are cionservative and nit rampy. Rent will still have been due even though shops are shut and they have had a Deferrals team working out recovery payment plans so fingers crossed those monies should additionally filter through as footfall returns and tills start ringing. Some may fall by the wayside, whilst others emerge to take their place,
Watch it for a bit and get the feel for it as it has been oscillating a bit through the day with small trades whilst Morgan Stanley have been increasing. It's a case of dyor and your decision.
HEIQ is also another really good mid to long-term share with another deal good deal announced yesterday - it's a textile and materials innovation company with a smart and forward thinking CEO, some leading edge products in textiles including Virobloc which kills Covid. It has a really informative LSE bulletin board and about 3 pages of reading back on the posts plus the company website and its twitter page should inform you. Aims to grow from £30M market cap to £300M. Again watchlist and get the feel.
There are plenty of them out there for you to research and for you to choose. Your decision.
Good luck whatever you decide.
Thanks latpulldown. What's your opinion on where this share price could go? Perhaps double or further?
Don't worry.... I won't invest based on your opinion, just interested to know, and anyone else's for that matter.
I'm mainly invested in Cine but looking to invest in something with a more appealing entry price again.
OK Thanks latpulldown. What's your opinion on where this share price could go? Perhaps double or further?
Don't worry... I won't invest based on your opinion, just interested to know and anyone else's on here for that matter.
Most of my investment is with Cine, however looking now for something with a more appealing entry price.
Good Morning The Dove,
Historical charts are probably out of the window on HMSO as it has raised money in between times and its fully performing and fully rent collected business will be lower than the 600p that you are seeing in one chart due to adjustment and evening of the share price.
That said it should be a lot higher than 30p if we get back to all shops open and permanently on April 12th and with rents being paid as the Road Map is set to deliver.
Hello all - my first time posting on this board as I'm just looking around to invest. (This stock has been mentioned on the Cine board).
My query is that looking on 3 different platforms at historical charts there seem to be 3 different sets of data, all over a 5 yr period?
LSE chart shows a high of circa 600 (pence?)
HL (who I trade with) shows a high of 50., however its currently at the 30 mark? GBp ....does the small p indicate pence?
Yahoo finance shows a high of 268? Again GBp.
I'm confused! Does anyone know if I'm being a complete idiot and missing something obvious, or have an explanation to which (if any) is correct please?