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If these are seriously undervalued why haven't the directors topped up.? I think this is a double or quits stock but I wouldn't be comfortable holding 10000. Good luck anyway.
you're ploughing your own acre...
a little overweight on DQE?
good balanced pf..
Bought approx £500 worth at 21.75p holding 10,000 shares ... round numbers are easy to remember! ... My Av = 25p :o(
tell me about it...the times i've done similar (or worse)...best not to think about it!!
Good morning Jolly, Yes had the same thing on COOL the other day. Got a buy at the bid price. Thought i was being clever and sold straight away for a £40 profit. Would have made £700 if i had waited a day!
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Certainly is a quirky one. I know what you mean about the titles and it sounds like it should do very well in its market. But..............
well it's certainly intriguing - the romantic in me likes the titles...
the big sells going through under the ask... in the last few days, but they refuse to move the price lower.. i think they want to keep the steam building.. making the charts look like an upside move is still on
Whoops! Don;t like the sound of that at all. Have watched this for a while but too many banana skins for my liking. Regards. SK
is odd here imv DYOR (I'm no accountant or analyst)...but looks like revs down but both receivables and payables up.... ,,receivables doh = 47/17*180 (according to my amateur read of interims) the recent update from the indian sub has "4. The financial liquidity squeeze in the global market has impacted the Company, resulting in delays in recoveries of receivables. The Company is making considerable efforts to reduce its debtors and is confident that by the financial year end 2013 and April 2013 its receivables position will have improved substantially." let's hope so.. all opinion only
Yep early days research-wise for me but its looking like "cheap for a reason" rather than a pure bargain... GL
right again - that's quite a lot really. Like you, I've not taken a great deal of interest in this share with small holding, but it really seems to go nowhere. With so many well known titles on it's books, you'd have thought the company would also be on everyone's lips. I added fairly recently at these low levels but now will just have to wait it out, can see it flourishing one day, it doesn't seem to do much wrong (the exchange rate problem was probably not easily avoided last year), so should pick up one day. GL
from the last balance sheet there is about $30m of debt after deducting $1.7m of cash ... using £1 = $1.6 and circa 36 miliion shares gives circa 50p.
On 5 minutes skim reading, the last full set of accounts seem to suggest that the groups other companies dont do much ?? ... lost temper and given up!
15/02/13 !!!
Annoying and confusing, but I think it says the Indian subsidiary is expected to contribute between 4.7p & 5.3p per share towards group profits for the FYE 31 March2013.
of DQE revenues - Yeah, down not rising. How do you work out that massive 50p per share debt?
As at 30/09/12 is circa 50p IMO.
Ref your post on friday at 22:36 ... Where did you get ... "Revenues rose to $25.91m, up from $28.64m the previous year" ... from ???!
"I am particularly happy to share the recent excellent ratings and audience response to our series Peter Pan, that was launched in the French Language at the end of December 2012 in France, on France 3. Each broadcast has attracted an average of 800,000 viewers, giving a market share ranging between 24.1% and 34.8% for the 4-10 year old audience segment - similar to that of the hugely popular series Garfield."
Despite the jump in revenues, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation fell 7.0% to $11m and profits after tax dropped 44% to $2.58m. The group blamed the drop on the "financial liquidity squeeze in the global market" which resulted in delays in the recovery of receivables. DQE is working to reduce its debtors and expects to improve its receivables position by year end. Chief Executive Officer and Chairman and Managing Director, Tapaas Chakravarti, said: "A humbling and inspiring validation of our work is the high ratings received by our productions such as The Jungle Book and Peter Pan on various international networks such as TF1- France, France Televisions, ZDF TV Germany, Kika Germany, Noga Israel, ABC Australia, TVO Canada and several others worldwide.