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to see the buys share price still well down
Very tempted to have a run at this one. All the stats make it look a real bargain. Something niggles at the back of my mind though. Can't help thinking of Polly Peck. Probably nothing .
Does anyone have a date that the results are out this month, we could really do with some news on what is happening with this share, especially the cash in the bank.
cheers for that, got in at 29.35 so onwards and upwards :)
Been is this a while and just topped up. There was some impropriety with a directors related deals which affected the share price. I believe the director has left but this has left a whiff. The company is criticised on its valuation of agricultural assets which effectively booked future profits from trees as they grow. All like agricultural companies do this- you just have to allow for it when looking at the figures. The Hainan plantation must be at risk from typhoons although i do not know how well ornage trees stand up to these.
Been doing my research on this one and it just seems ridiculous value for money. Is there any other reason than the weather earlier in the year and the recent typhoon's for the recent drop. Anyone know of any other significant reasons for the drop in SP? Surely this is a solid recovery play for 50+p in the next 4-6 months or so?
well that's a relief, they haven't all blown down in a typhoon. Perhaps that explains some of the recent drop, worries over the trees?
I bought these share at 45 pence and have since been averaging down, I am no expert but the price collapse down to 45 pence due to some fraud. Since the news flow seems to suggest that this is behind them. Other than the comments I have read today, I am quietly confident the long term average will be back up to 45-50 pence per share. My current average price is sitting at 37 pence.
...They are interesting aren't they? On most boards someone would undoubtedly offer a "someone knows something" response. Personally, my interest in this company comes from hard facts. The stock is grossly undervalued when considering cash and assets. a bit of rain did not help them this year but that is a blip....what Warren Buffett describes as solvable problem. The share passes a lot more value screens as well. My main point is this: Historically, share price and value ALWAYS converge. This should eventually happen with ACHL. Fortunately it is quite a defensive sector and with virtually no risk of bankruptcy, your capital is correspondingly de-risked.....You also get a dividend and not many AIM stocks offer that. This is not investment advice just an explanation of my own research and reasons for investing.
i would have to agree bought into this share recently after reading a article on how price had fallen and may increase in future, first time i had ever heard of (achl) interesting to see larger buys starting to happen although still plenty of sells ,still interesting to see the larger buys
Couple of interesting large buys today.... I see people mentioning that this is an unloved share....the quiet nature of this board would seem to corroborate that. Having said that, this stock passes so many value screens. For those who have invested recently I would suggest you've been very canny. The stock is cheap, plain and simple. There aren't many companies on AIM that are as solvent as this. Anyone agree?
....seems to be the only missing link here. But could that be changing? This represents real value at the moment and with so much cash in the bank, limited downside. Not gonna sky rocket but could easily see a double return on your investment in 6months - 1 year. Really like looking at the books on this company. After dabbling in other sectors I have to say that I'm almost seduced by the simple nature of their business - they sell oranges to the Chinese....a growing market in the most populous nation on Earth. Financials strong too.
share buy
Huge buys gone through. x2 400k - worth £236k
share buy
Hi Sid, I first purchased in mid 2010 and sold after only a few months when my target price was hit. Again I have a TP in mind here but as ding has mentioned, achl are unloved at present and that certainly wasn't the case a few years back.
you got them when they had dropped well hope they soon start to climb back towards the 80p direction
unloved shares can stay unloved for a while.. but i tend to agree i will have a closer look at the financials today.. i know last time i checked the p&l it was a licence to print cash.
Great value here at present which is why I've bought more this morning.
what you say bounce of this established support line c 32p.... the moving averages are all converging on it. i think it will move with force soon. given how cheap it is - you'd have thought it would be to the upside. problem is you cant de-risk with a stop. the MM's have played this like a jack rabbit.
see all the buys today
. . This ongoing daily share buy back does not seem to be having any effect but we live in hope....
Summer Orange crop Down slightly on last year 1.9%. However, annual production Up 12.2%. Not sensational but oranges are reliable not sensational. Sp picking up lately - should strengthen further?