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If this is all above board why is the SP plummeting?
It cannot be right for such a company to flog off their client's data. That is just what they are supposed to protect.
Remember Cambridge Analitica?
The selling of data has been known for years by anybody with a basic knowledge of the company.
Surprised at the reaction now that this has been 'exposed'.
Extraordinary reaction. They sold part of Jumpshot last August to ASCL. What does Jumpshot do? Sells Digital data it collects on clients just like virtually any other public company on the ftse. How does amazon, eBay et all get to know your shopping habits? They buy information called digital data
Can you believe it? A top cyber security company, about to enter the FTSE 100 has been flogging off millions of its clients digital searches to all and sundry and making vast profits from it, although for obvious reasons it does not disclose how much. This must cast a dark cloud over the integrity of the company which has yet to respond to the allegations.
It dropped 9% by the end of trading.
Might buy in again at a later date.
Looking at ITM fundamentals right now. Looks a good share, 56 million in net cash. :)
Check out CWR.
Hydrogen fuel is gonna be big.
Good you got out.
I am holding onto PRSM and ITM which appear to have escaped the coronavirus stock market dip.
I also trade LSEG weekly.
I read this article re ITM. Good time to invest in UK growth...https://networks.online/gphsn/news/1001969/hydrogen-benefit-uk-offshore-wind-businesses
Good entry point for Imperial Brands. Best FTSE quarterly dividend player...
DYOR & GL:)
I may be wrong but this share was part of JP Morgan Smaller UK companies fund. There was a £6m sell last week and when I checked the JPM fund, AVAST was no longer part of the portfolio.
I sold the next morning...
Make your own conclusion & DYOR
Lyndhurst, wish I did sell last week. I was holding on for too long, but can't grumble with the profit I made. :D
Excellent profit on your sell, pal. :)
Just invested some in Mission Group.
Wonder if this has something to do with Jumpshot that they are offloading on ASCL. Congrats to those who got in on the flotation price. This wasn't supposed to hit £5.5 for 5 years!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7936115/Popular-anti-virus-company-revealed-selling-web-history-porn-searches-location-users.html
Bad in terms of people not wanting to use Avast, good in terms of new revenue streams.......think I am going to reduce my holding again
You could have sold end of last week at 551 like i did...110% profit:)))
Sold today for a nice profit.
It as leapfrogged GVC to be n he automatic position at this Markt Cap
It's looking likely. Last time I checked it was ranked 91. So not far from automatic promotion.
Could we see this share promoted soon?
Another rise today. I'm 41% up.
I'm considering buying more. A great share.
The security software developer has amassed 430m users since its launch in 1988. Unlike its rivals, Avast offers free protection, then upgrades customers to paid-for services. About 12m spend money with the company.
The business model is working. Sales rose about 6% to $427m for the six months to June, driven by “strong growth” in cross-selling privacy products to customers using desktop computers.
Investors have been sweet on the company since August, when it said it was on track to hit the top end of its full-year sales target. The shares are up about 60% on the year, giving the Prague-based company a market value of £4.7bn.
Analysts expect more. Stefan Slowinski at Exane BNP Paribas has set a price target of 570p, implying an upside of 22.5% from the current 465.2p.
With only a small proportion of customers paying for services at the moment, there is more money to go after. Operating margins of 50% and strong cashflow give Avast the financial firepower to push into new markets.
And who could rule out a takeover? Sophos, its FTSE 250 peer and rival, was recently snapped up by American buyout fund Thoma Bravo in a £3.1bn deal. There remains plenty of private equity appetite for tech companies that throw off cash.
Avast was one of the biggest tech listings on the London market in 2018. Could 2020 be the year it returns to private hands?
Can someone please screenshot the Sunday Times article for those of us who do not have a subscription?
Many Thanks
I'm holding on to mine, long way to go yet. The SP will continue to rise because AVG are doing all the right things. It's been a great share. Bought more during the dips recently.
So this has been a fantastic share for me BUT due to the success it is now above the limit I usually have for single holdings........
So I have a dilemma - sell some or keep it fully invested
The dividend is not large BUT it has been growing consistently which is a good sign
As a person interested in tech I see a lot of marketing and offers etc to tempt people to buy AVG and then to upgrade to other products
BUT there must be a point at which market share, and overall sales will stop growing
Thoughts people
Getting close to 450 target.
Avast Named CES 2020 Innovation Awards Honoree
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Nov. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Avast (LSE:AVST), a global leader in digital security products, today announced that its new IoT security product, Avast Omni, has been named a Best of Innovation Honoree in the CES 2020 Innovation Awards. The product won the "Best of Cybersecurity and Personal Privacy" category for outstanding engineering and design, underscoring the company's mission to protect users everywhere they connect to the internet
Looks like AVST will hit around 430 to 450 very soon. Won't be selling, though. It's a very well managed company.
Low of 383 today, but finished the day back to where it left on Friday. Bullish in my opinion.
PS: Today UBS reiterated buy with a target price of 425p. I don't set much store by broker recommendations although a technical target after the break of 399 would be 450.
Goos reaction so far to the Q3 update.
Avast is 100% bullish has formed a flag after a big rise in August. IMHO it should break above 399 for the next leg up.