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Congratulations on the great return ! I believe that there is more to come over the next few years as well.
I had the opportunity at around £1.70 myself, but unfortunately didn't until much later. Still seen good progress though...
Hi Motbuck I've been watching for a long time bought in around 1.50 average so I'm really happy with the growth and divis. All the best :))
Never any comments on here despite being one of the best performing on the market over last couple of years?
From recent update growth continuing and a lot more potential to come this year.
Following the half year update in November I can only see this going higher on the promise of strong results for the full year.......
Another great week after this weeks trading update. Strong growth and good margins across the globe, it looks like the share price is only going one way for the foreseeable future.The second half should be stronger than the first so expecting a good FY result.
Anyone know why this has dropped so much today?
Glad you said that. I was thinking the same thing and scratching my head thinking what's the others seeing that i dont.
5% drop in sp unwarranted, in my opinion. I can only see the drop in revenue (due to changes in trading days) being the only negative. Maybe I'm misreading something but I was looking to top-up rather than sell out!! WTFDIK???!!!
What's you view on news released today?
Just to reminded you, last figures out for ECM were 18th of Nov... they were up 30%.....
I believe I've answered my own question by looking - Trading update on 10/02
Do we know when there next update is?
Nice pick up after buying on Tuesday at £3.70 not sure how high it can go. £5 maybe
looking very good now
traction now
Does anyone know how long CEO has been in place? Doesn't the company need fresh thinking?
Interesting read: http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/293828/stockwatch%3A-share-looks-too-cheap With cash in the bank and a slimmed down business (Ackron Brass sale) who knows what might happen with Premier Farnell/ECM tie up. What's interesting (according to short tracker) is that ALL the short positions on PFL have been closed i.e no PFL are being shorted at all! Does the market expect PFL shares to rise in merger news?
Is the Farnell rumour back on?
Deutsche Hold - 265.00
Bid rumours... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/marketreport/11923399/Shares-in-Electrocomponents-soar-on-merger-rumours.html
ECM Electrocomponents Cant find any real reason for the rise. Numis upgraded beginning of last month. Date Broker Recommendation Price Old target price New target price Notes 01 Sep Numis Buy 212.00 260.00 260.00 Upgrades
Posted first thing on FAR9 thread Electrocomponents ECM Interesting break out from the a base and worth further research. Look at the volume rise. http://content.screencast.com/users/thomaser/folders/Default/media/0989dfe8-1bd6-4a85-82a1-8209e2036ac3/electrocomponents.jpg
Another blue-chip bargain is Electrocomponents (LSE: ECM). The engineering products distributor today released a slightly disappointing update which shows that the performance of its business has been mixed in recent weeks. While Continental Europe has posted revenue growth in the double-digits, its operations in North America have been somewhat subdued. As such, its revenue growth for the first half of the year is just 4%, with it falling from 5% in the first quarter of the year to 3% in the second quarter. - fools.co.uk
EX-DIVIDEND DATE IS THIS THURSDAY 25/6/15 a payment of 6.75p will be paid on the 28/07/15 dividend information of interest below Dividend information of interest DIVIDEND . helpful information/ EX-DIVIDEND DATE IS NOW ON A THURSDAYS AND THE RECORD DATE IS THE DAY AFTER FRIDAYS 7AM ON THE EX-DIVIDEND DATE THE SHARE PRICE IS REDUCED BY THE DIVIDEND PAYOUT AMOUNT . in this case by 6.75p 22/03/15 example of interest below Do I qualify for a dividend, and when will it be paid? To qualify for a dividend payment you must be the owner of shares at the close of business on the working day before the ex dividend date. For example if the ex dividend date is 9th June: You would qualify if you buy/bought shares on or before the 8th June and did not sell before close of business on the 8th. You will not qualify if you buy/bought shares on or after the 9th June. As long as you buy/bought shares on the 8th or before then you can sell the shares on the ex dividend date and still qualify for a dividend. MORE INFORMATION RE DIVIDENDS Guide to Dividends and Income Investing What are dividends? Dividends are payments made by a company from its profits to its shareholders. They are generally paid either twice a year (in an interim and final dividend) or quarterly. Some companies will occasionally make one off payments known as special dividends. Dividend stocks are sought after by income investors and will play a part in a well-diversified stock portfolio. To receive a dividend, you must buy shares in the company concerned prior to, and hold for at least part of, the ex-dividend date; if you were to buy shares on the day itself, you would not be eligible for the dividend. What happens on the ex-dividend date? On the ex-dividend date, the shares will typically fall by the amount of the dividend. If you hold shares in a company and do not realise it's the ex-dividend date this can obviously be quite alarming. It makes sense, however, as new buyers of shares in the company aren't eligible to receive the dividend essentially making the company worth less. What about if I have a spread bet or CFD position open on a company which goes ex-dividend? If you have a position with a spread betting or CFD provider when a company goes ex-dividend they will typically credit (if you are long) or debit (if you are short) the amount of the dividend to compensate for the fall in share price. What about tax on dividends and dividend tax rates? Anyone who receives dividends from UK companies have 10% taken off as taxation before the dividend is paid. Unfortunately, there's no way around this. However, higher rate taxpayers can avoid losing a further 25% to tax by holding the shares in a Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) or ISA.
I know the feeling when you have to take big hit. I suffered a 10K hit about five years ago That was a bitter learning experience. Like you, I sold out because 'waiting it out' was paralysing me. Good luck with your investments. And do keep an eye on who is running the company. Look through the egos van vanities, as well as competencies.