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Up nearly 6%. 11.40 to buy now.
A very balanced research note with enough in it to make a convincing case for getting in early. PINN now has the management and strategy in place to make real progress and the market appears to be beginning to believe that a genune and sustained recovery is on the cards. CTP first, then MXCP followed by CSI and now PINN, all of them with links of one kind or another and all involved in different ways in businesses which are becoming ever more important and are united by a commitment to providing a personalised service which meets the needs of customers rather than being part of some some mega profit-driven and anonymous company. I wonder where to look for the next undervalued and refocused company ready to be turned around?
http://www.hybridan.com/HybridanSCW/public/spotlight/PINNSalesNote_27072015.pdf This was posted today but I never seen much commentary on it so not sure if anyone used the link. it's well worth a read and defo worth the time.
That Broker note today is basically telling you all you need to know. Pinn are further down the raod in their recovery than people are aware of. It's normal to wait for the evidence of a return to rude health but the return to good health always proceeds the evidence. That's what investing is all about, it's piecing together the information that's out their and concluding where we are with it. All the info contained in the recent interims pointed to that recovery being under way but you have to remeber the period they were reporting on, it was a period that is now consigned to history and not a reflection of where we are now. Even in saying that though the evidence of the recovery was contained in those interims. The contracts wins and the 02 deals are testament to where pInn is headed and if you want a guaranteed recovery play which is only just starting to gain some traction then look no further than this one. The recovery alone will provide a nice healthy return on it's own but with acquisitions earmarked for this company a sure fire multibagger is on offer.
If the proof of the pudding is in the eating, then it is fair to saythat Pinnacle’s pudding is not quite out of the oven; but by the time this pudding has been served up and eaten, the share price may well be a multiple of where it is now. So rather than sit at the table, spoon in hand, it might be helpful to have a look around the kitchen and meet the new chef. Pinnacle’s new chef, or rather CEO, Nicholas Scallan, picked up the reins in March 2014. Having initiated and completed a wholesale operational review, he has since been working hard to implement the resultant strategy to turn around Pinnacle’s businesses. As with all turnaround situations, the anecdotal evidence of progress comes several quarters before the financial evidence. However the interims to March 2015 – which were published a few weeks ago- are already showing some very promising green shoots.
425,000 bought
Yes on a day when most were falling this is hitting another gear and is now up over 50% in a week from 7.13p. Tally ho and don't spare the horses.
I will take 9% rise for today.
People selling..lol
a welcome rise
Well done
MXCP coming up trumps again
MXCP hold at 6.50 and also have options I think!
Critically they HOLD shares in this.
Now!
paid.
Latest buy is at 10.72 and there has just been a sell at 10.42, now up over 8%
Just bought my third tranche of PINN, paying 10.4 for c £3000 worth of shares. Becoming more confident by the day.
This coy is being turned round and there are lots of positive vibes including involvement of MXCP. Now 10.40 paid.
http://www.hybridan.com/HybridanSCW/public/spotlight/PINNSalesNote_27072015.pdf
Yepp seems longer you are out, expensive it gets to be in. 12p looks achievable within few days.
tick up
Buys now at 10p. This week we could see 12p+ .
Morning
GM all.