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Second chance for some bottom fishing sub 150p. Oversold.
Concur with the positive comments here. Back to circa £2 near term.
Had to add another 2000 this morning at the bargain price of 146! didn't the sales started till January!
Largely agree with you here Sniper.
PER is now c11, compared to 21 at HAS, 34 at EMR and 27 at IPEL.
As you say, they have cash, have restructured, and refreshed the management. NFI is only down 20% on pre-virus levels. The results were in line. The restored dividend is a marker of management confidence and their willingness to acknowledge the shareholders. Essentially we are back where we were in June, before the unwarranted rise took place. This may be a decent entrance point.
I took a small position today, had them in my watchlist for some time. From a technical standpoint it's oversold, I don't think the results were bad, not in my view anyway. Liberium have a target price of 275 which was issued this week, the balance sheet is strong, with net cash of £19.9m, and the dividend has been reinstated. Management has completed its Improvement Plan, despite COVID disruptions and the platform is now in place to leverage growth in STEM markets. FY22E has started in line with expectations.
Is this the bottom (151p) now I wonder?
i hold GATC but what we learned today is that they are struggling when their competitors are thriving. 280 a long way off sadly.
I agree, but am a little bemused by the share price movement this morning. To me the results look like they came in at least in line with the post year end trading update and there didn't seem to be any overt negatives in the outlook. Yet the shares are down 15% at the moment. So much for efficient markets??
Another promising company returning to dividends. Bumber year. Roll on 280p
FY results from GATC were in line and saw H2 PBT jump to £2.8m from £0.4m in H1, with NFI up 5% to £21.6m vs H1; encouragingly the dividend returns at 1.5p
Despite acute labour shortages + positive outlook, for now Equity Development retains a 285p/share fair value (210p last close)
See the full new research note here (free access) :
https://www.equitydevelopment.co.uk/research/buoyant-jobs-market-bullish-outlook
Dividends restarting at 1.5 pence per share (2020: nil pence)
Looks as though things are looking up again for Gattaca, after a long time in the doldrums, from the previous highs of 280+.
i've noticed the competitors shares Staffline are rising steadily again. Im sure these will follow as this sector is well in demand and the need for labour is growing by the day. Good luck all.
Revenues around 500 to 600 million, but profits are tiny, 1 to 2 million? Haemorrhaging money.
...... the downward, upper trend line of the bullish triangle around 232, then hopefully it will fly.
Odd as it's also on yahoo -the only places I can see that too.
Google showing 22% increase to 266 (???)...
In for a few at £1.974 this will easily get to 2.20-2.30 in a short timeframe
Looking like an attractive entry now, thought I missed the boat. Agree it does seem to get a regular pump. Possible range trade back up to target price in the 280s with an eye on bid with MMGG stake in the background.
getting very close to my target of 198p. Sub £2 as I said last Tuesday
Seems like a positive RNS and the re introduction of the dividend, bodes well for the future.
Well this share has been pumped by many gurus on twitter and the internet and results are not as stellar as one may think. The 5% day traders with the focus of an amoeba are dumping today. I have to. If you can't beat them join them. I will await until it is sub 2 pounds.
With many businesses struggling to find technical staff , GATC has updated positively today. It sees FY21 adj. PBT of at least £3m (vs ED est. £2.9m) with better cashflow too.
Equity Development ups its fair value to 285p/share on a favourable outlook, see new research report here (free access):
https://www.equitydevelopment.co.uk/research/continued-strong-execution-positive-outlook
With many businesses struggling to find technical staff, GATC has updated positively today. It sees FY21 adj. PBT of at least £3m (vs ED est. £2.9m) with better cashflow too.
Equity Development ups its fair value to 285p/share on a favourable outlook, see new research report here (free access):
https://www.equitydevelopment.co.uk/research/continued-strong-execution-positive-outlook
As i said yesterday . It was a big opportunity at those prices. I loaded in yesterday