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is a joke
This was 20p nobody said it could go lower. So this is a gift.
Lot of pppl selling out why?
An announcement soon. Somethings happening.
M/cap is ridiculously cheap and it's a victim of the sell off in Chinese stocks. Should be trading at about 40p !
A massive drop but still paying proper divs. so there can't be much wrong.
...very few shares in circulation, the slightest buying pressure sends this stock rocketing.
They paid a final divi of 2.35p last year !!!
...sadly there is very little to trust on AIM per se. Its certainly not restricted to Chinese companies.
We Brits are so used to trusting audited accounts that it seems inconceivable to us that they could be works of fiction. We quote gross profits and net assets etc until we are blue in the face. But if it is no more trustworthy than fairy tale, what's the point? Auhua announced the resignation of their NOMAD yesterday. Yet another company with apparently good figures looks to be a fraud. I held shares there but luckily got out just a week ago. Given the share price performance of JSI, is it likely that JSI is the only Chinese company on AIM that is not a fraud? it's possible (I thought the same of AUHUA), but it is unlikely surely. I have certainly learned my lesson, luckily without pain. But many in AUHUA will have lost an awful lot of money. In my opinion, holders here should sell at the first opportunity. It's probably not 'different this time'.
luddite, Suggest you carry out a little research into Jaisen. They are a genuine outfit that imo has been misinformed regarding the benefits of AIM listing. After a few calls I invested for a short time prior to the last divi. If a company with their fundamentals can't make it heaven help the rest. GL.
How do rubbish companies like this ever get listed in the first place, I dont trust any Chinese company listed on AIM anymore, tar them all with the same brush until they start behaving themselves which will probably never happen as long as they can make easy money from mug punters in the UK.
Just take a look at Naibu and Camkids - Ohhh, you can't now because they have been de-listed. Both of them with enormous 'cash in the bank' amounts, in the case of CAMK, over £40M. It's all lies, and only a matter of time before you find out it's a swindle. In my HO of course
Slightly confused with the massive drop off in this sp... yes the company has just reported a lower turnover, but they are still sitting on gross profit margin figures of 27%, not to mention turnover of £50M in the first 9 months and a cash equivalent balance of £25M. The bad debt on the contract amounts to £5M.....if not paid.... but this still keeps the company in good profit. The sp certainly does not reflect the current status of the company. This should be sitting up around 17.25 .... big buy recommend here. Even with a cut in dividend you would still make 25% yield on the divi.
Here is the up to date link from BB issued yesterday.www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=JSI.L There are not funny positions around and its prime to go.
Dividend has hit the brokers accounts. Very good yield, and the company looks extremely strong for next year. Thoroughly recommend a strong buy.
Waiting for the dividend to be paid. In view of the adverse commentary about this share I would have thought on or around the 16th would have benefitted from being the 16th. A little worrying
Divi expected to be paid around 16/11/15. I believe that it will be paid. This company has been attacked by bear raiders for quite a few months They persist with scare stories and misinformation, but the company has kept a low profile and has not got involved in slanging matches with these people. I bought at 21p and with hindsight not clever, but already have one decent dividend under my belt. The selling has dried up and the frightened p/a holders have seemed to have disappeared. Maybe it is not politic to keep bashing the Chinese, but it does become boring hearing the same stories regurgitated. I did sell around 17p xd, but my average is still around 11p, My personal opinion is they will survive, but dyor and good luck
..over the next few months, now that the excitement over dividend payments has surely peaked with the latest RNS about interim results?
Interim Dividend The Directors are pleased to report that the Company will declare an interim dividend of 0.5p per share to shareholders who are on the register as the close of business on 16 October 2015. The ex-dividend date will be 15 October 2015 and it is expected that the dividend will be paid on or around 16 November 2015.
there were people buying today because they still thought you could get a dividend even though it had gone ex div?
The MMs did drop it to 5.50/5.75 on opening. Perhaps some investors were waiting for it to go ex-div before investing?
this share should be trading around the 5.4p mark today, so not entirely sure why holders think there is value at a penny higher? i guess it will work itself out over the next day or so.