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Made my first investment in this company.A forgotten share by the looks of it.Some great value in this.Good prospects at a value price.
Watchfinder rumoured to be bought for £250m
Turnover is £110m
Profit is £7.6m
Ramsdens is £12m in jewellery so shows where the growth can get to by possibly extending to premium watches
I mean £250m valuation vs c.£35m for ramsdens
You can see where this could get to by “polishing” a premium brand
Dan, you have made an extremely important and poignant point.... the premium from trading with a subsidiary revenue stream. While ordinary mug punters such as me rarely move the price for quoted companies, the IR teams do occasionally monitor boards, mostly for a giggle, but occasionally when ideas are floated that they can discuss.
No doubt such route has been floated, but perhaps maybe it can be rolled out. After all, domain registration is pennies, hosting equally so and designers are nit exactly in short supply. Fresh and engaging content is the premium to pay
I think this small step from the Government is a huge positive for RFX. A lot of people will happily go to Portugal and they will get their cash from RFX
I think sight on Spain is the bigger one as we know that’s a key destination for a lot of people who might be more “cash” over “cards” for a holiday
Very positive and for me the jewel here is what the business can do online. Watchfinder (although a lot smarter looking) is worth a bundle more and for what reason? None really
Maybe RFX should look into a premium website for some assets? I know we spent £10m on stock but again we have £15m of cash why not buy up a huge chunk of watches to get it started? Support with jewellery
I think that alone could get the attention of a few fund managers. If they themselves start shopping there they go “I wonder who owns this” and it draws them to RFX
We will know a little more in the Government evening briefing tonight as Grant Shapps will provide the details of countries on the Green, Amber and Red lists. As the Chancellor is currently visiting the TTG offices (and I hold shares in TTG) in Hartlepool, I am rather expecting some good news.
Why, and how does this impact RFX?
TTG have been trialling testing at Heathrow in association with iAbra for their Virolens kit. In a nutshell, it is minimally intrusive requiring saliva swab and results given within 20 seconds and 99.8% accurate and 96.7% specificity. Comment in the Hartlepool press suggests that there are going to be Government Orders for machines (and presumably to co-incide with the opening of airways for leisure travel).
My worry that travel would not really be viable before Autumn remains a caution until Europe have got their 3rd wave under control as the danger (that I foresee) is for a 3rd wave in the UK caused through the opening of leisure travel too early and spread by young men and women with minor children. The gradual lowering of travel barriers should reflect in FX transactions and future profit.
https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1389662056987734021
a 're-opening' stock also picked out in Feb as an IC 'bargain share 2021'. No debt, cash in bank (possible M+A) & profitable, stores fully open now...
Which means Ramsdens can get some well needed currency exchange business. Onwards and upwards.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/eu-may-welcome-vaccinated-britons-without-quarantine-this-summer-58wppfgbs
EU may welcome vaccinated Britons without quarantine this summer
Britons told to be patient for ‘big bang’ in June
Ministers will meet this week to agree a limited “green list” of about a dozen countries that people can travel to from May 17 without the need to isolate for 14 days on their return. They are expected to include Malta, Gibraltar, the Seychelles and Israel, with Portugal also likely to be among them.
The list will be reviewed after three weeks, and ministers are confident that vaccination rates at popular destinations will be high enough by then for people to be able to travel to most of Europe, the Caribbean and the US.