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Glad to hear they acted decently and gave a refund oogleflugal.
Well, we nearly got to 60p today - but the day isn't over yet. Hopefully - this afternoon - 61p.
London Stock exchange is very good. Share trades are delayed yes but none of this buy /sell nonsense. Yes sorry my criticism is entirely aimed at London south east. I tried their membership which was also rubbish, but they did refund the subscription in full which was decent. I now have stockopedia account which is cheaper and much more informative not to mention up to date.
Just to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding about the accuracy of data on "LSE", are we talking about the London Stock Exchange or London South East, i.e. this site?
Thanks.
Especially when 58% is institutional holding! Not too sure about the accuracy of LSE information. In fact I don't not why they bother as they rarely give an accurate account of days proceedings, or update fundamentals.
According to the LSE, during last Wed and Thu (markets closed on Fri), a total of £116m worth of shares changed hands.
For a company with a market cap of £145m, you have to wonder what on earth is going on?
Quite right oogleflugal.
In the Full Year Trading Update of 9th April, they did mention that the current situation means more home working, and so good for their business, but to put out an ad-hoc RNS yesterday, and one that describes the demand in much stronger terms than in the Trading Update, must be a sign of a significant rise in demend even since the Update in April. AIMHO.
I see 60p soon, and 80p in the not-too-distant future - and a dividend.
A nice after hours buy of 300,000 at a cost of £163k.
Quite a decent bit of money showing confidence in the company.
NoelShempsky,
I think that if the report was the original report re 'demand for CallGuard has risen significantly' the sp would have risen 5p or even more.
But as it was a news item from an RNS 8th April, the rise of around 3% was good.
A lot of people came into the share on that day, with many probably topping up.
i never put figures on what I feel a share will do in the future, but I am certain that end of year will show a nice premium on the current price.
Buys flooding in. I can't believe a small cap could have so much buying with such a small rise. AS usual LSE can't add up!
Well nearly got there with a 250,000 buy
I'd thought that today's news was good for a 5p rise, but perhaps people want numbers and pound signs rather than just "demand for CallGuard Remote has risen significantly ".
Pleased my post of 27th March is showing promise re strengthening of security wanted by more companies re card payments.
Eckoh could be one of the few winners of this current crisis.
Nik Philpot, CEO of Eckoh said; "We originally developed CallGuard Remote to meet the challenge of delivering robust payment security in remote locations, a need which has been growing steadily over recent years. However, the current crisis has driven an unprecedented and sudden move to remote working for contact centres and the demand for CallGuard Remote has risen significantly as a consequence."
Last year my analysis of the 2-year chart turned out to be correct. Please see my posts last year about the double bottom reversal pattern, which, I think was very clear to be seen.
I've been looking again at the 2-year chart, and charts covering shorter time periods, to see if I can make anything out of the whirlwind that hit the chart when the coronavirus came along.
On Feb 21st, this hit 66p, and looking at the chart in the run up to that peak, in my opinion, if business and industry can get back to something approaching normality (we won't get back to how things were before the pandemic arrived for many years - if ever - but perhaps by June business will have learned to adapt to "the new normal") then this could shoot to 80p in a very short time. AIMHO.
I hope for a dividend payout before August.
One more tip -
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Looking at the two-year chart - https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=ECK&share=Eckoh - this was climbing nicely until this virus came along and messed things up.
If there is a return to normality within a reasonable time, I expect a rapid jump to 70p and possibly 75p, plus the dividend gets paid.
As for reading the chart, please my comments last year about the double bottom reversal. That was then - in normal times. However, who can use the chart today, in these strange times.
o good it does move
Hi Bootsox,
I think it is very prudent to delay the decision on the Dividend, and think it is more likely that they still issue a div than cancel altogether.
They will no doubt be looking at how their customers suffer from the pandemic issues and as they say, and how that effect follows on to ECK.
Clarity is the key and looking at the more positive side of the update, it could result in their customers, both current and future taking payment security more seriously due to the very big increase in on line payments and the increase in fraud.
Living in hope, they could then declare a special dividend.
well, bang goes reason no. 5 (not entirely unexpected these difficult times)
Apart from the none declaring of dividend, the report is very good, both for the last year but even more so for future looking contracts, both renewals and new contracts.
As to the dividend not declared re awaiting clarity of the Corvid 19 effects, that makes perfect sense.
The company look well set for the future, mainly due to their revenue feed, but also as important, especially in these times when many companies will require loan to survive....No Debt plus a very reasonable amount of cash in bank.
the reasons I posted on another BB:
1) easily manageable debt
2) cash in the bank
3) growing revenues in both US and UK
4) little impact on business activity (either by staff movements or services they provide), that I can see anyway, re Coronavirus
5) annual dividend payment
Been thinking why a steady uptick of the SP all week.
Could it be that as far more use of credit/debit cards are being used for online ordering and also in shops instead of cash, due to less contamination, card companies are/or will be looking to move to the best secure payment systems there are.
Also Echoh is more likely to retain existing contracts.
It appears that fraud/scamming incidents are increasing as there will always be the worst scumbags taking advantage of any crisis.
would be interested to hear other views re any possible reason for the SP rise, especially in a week were most shares are on a downward trend.
Looking like a nice move Arsenal58 lol
The last time Blackrock bought large they went in for 5%
Six days or so before the last finals that were amazing
To go again leads me to think its time to dive in big
They must have had a nod or they have signed a large contract with them or will be ???