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PTO market cap has been slashed first thing this morning by the market maker.Nothing has fundamentally changed with the company as we look forward to 2014 and the next.The directors must have known that the R&D expenditure would have to continue as the companies software is upgraded for apple devices etc.Therefore if they thought the market would severely trash the shares they could have offloaded shares.The directors are commited to building value to the company.It's a buying opportunity.
The rns wasn't that bad drop well over cooked.
There were some really positive points made within the RNS like "the joint venture in China is set to deliver an operating profit in 2013 in only its second year of operation on revenue more than double that of 2012"..
£0.6M to £1.8M That will = profit growth of a massive 200% [2014 over 2013.!!!] More than happy with that.!!
What is new? The "bid premium" from the TIMES has gone, 30% off and the extra R and D has put profits on hold for this year. Markdown of 40% ish is about right on the day. However, the fall will bring out buyers of cheap stock and a good chance at least one bidder may show up. Punters may leave town, but long termers have just seen the shares back to where they were 3 months ago [and up 600% in the last 20 months.] The outlook as per the statement is good.!!
Yes seems oversold considering the outlook.. in at £3.20p. Fast growing companies are more likely to issue a mild profits warning and in my opinion the share price was well ahead of events at plus £6. Thankfully there are very few "trolls" on LSE as the bile over another bb is pretty bad. Just in for short term bounce whether it's today or takes a while gla
I pride myself on my TA having put many hours into it looking at chart patterns. I do get things wrong from time to time and after the recent bounce I thought that I had got this wrong saying that it would likely fall back to the low 300p's. I did not expect it to do so so dramatically but it looks like my observations were correct........ Mr_Bluesky65 Posts: 1,930 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 445.00 taraSat 17:28Do you see this bouncing from here? I have a possible test of the low 300p's on the cards personally Mr Bluesky
Will make a good recovery from this point today and tomorrow i would of thought.
drop well over cooked im in.
Might see a retrace today as investors focus on the trading update for 2013 but not the positive outlook for 2014. I will be watching very closely for a buying opportunity as a lower level today. I'm sure this is just a temporary hiccup... gla
Unless you enjoy the banter I would not bother trying to educate the pros of being in select AIM's to CR and co on ADVFN. you will actually find out they do hold some AIM stocks like VTU for example as I do so are probably just trying to wind you up. Mr Bluesky
MM's desperate for stock lookinmg at Level 2 - still no 3% DTR threshold notice yet but if someone has crossed it they have some time to notify PTO who in turn then have some further time to notify the market........
ATUK i'm already in but will look at MAC. I know you like AIM but can you cast an eye over LMP as the charts are looking rather bullish IMO. Mr Bluesky
ATUK and MAC
well done to you. As AT says whats your picks for 2014. I wont tell the ADVFN boys ;)
They however have not done 70% compound for 8 years two months. They are traders not investors, nor do they research stocks. THIS STOCK ALONE HAS 11 BAGGED SINCE LAST YEAR .!!
nice bounce here for you. I do see you over at ADVFN getting a bit of stick from CR and the boys ;)
ADVFN poster seems to think yet a fourth poss bidder has shown up.!!
Do you see this bouncing from here? I have a possible test of the low 300p's on the cards personally Mr Bluesky
House to combine, creating the world's leading trade publisher October 29, 2012 Pearson and Bertelsmann today announce an agreement to create the world’s leading consumer publishing organisation by combining Penguin and Random House. The combination brings together two of the world’s leading English language publishers, with highly complementary skills and strengths. Random House is the leading English language publisher in the US and the UK, while Penguin is the world’s most famous publishing brand and has a strong presence in fast-growing developing markets. Both companies have a long history of publishing excellence, and both have been pioneers in the dramatic industry transformation towards digital publishing and bookselling. Under the terms of the agreement, Penguin and Random House will combine their businesses in a newly-created joint venture named Penguin Random House. Bertelsmann will own 53% of the joint venture and Pearson will own 47%. The joint venture will exclude Bertelsmann’s trade publishing business in Germany and Pearson will retain rights to use the Penguin brand in education markets worldwide. Bertelsmann will nominate five directors to the Board of Penguin Random House and Pearson will nominate four. John Makinson, currently chairman and chief executive of Penguin, will be chairman of Penguin Random House and Markus Dohle, currently chief executive of Random House, will be its chief executive. In reviewing the long-term trends and considerable change affecting the consumer publishing industry, Pearson and Bertelsmann both concluded that the publishing and commercial success of Penguin and Random House can best be sustained and enhanced through a partnership with another major international publishing house. They believe that the combined organisation will have a stronger platform and greater resources to invest in rich content, new digital publishing models and high-growth emerging markets. The organisation will generate synergies from shared resources such as warehousing, distribution, printing and central functions. Pearson and Bertelsmann intend that the combined organisation’s level of organic investment in authors and new product models will exceed the total investment of Penguin and Random House as independent publishing houses. The two companies believe that the combination will create a highly successful new organisation, both creatively and commercially, with the breadth and investment capacity to deliver significant benefits. Readers will have access to a wider and more diverse range of frontlist and backlist content in multiple print and digital formats. Authors will gain a greater depth and breadth of service, from traditional frontlist publishing to innovative self-publishing, on a global basis. Employees of the new organisation will be part of the world’s first truly global consumer publishing company, committed to sustained editorial excellence and
Faster into digital, services and emerging markets My conclusion – based on what I’ve heard in recent months and learned first hand over the past 16 years – is very straightforward. The Pearson strategy is settled and sound, and we need to accelerate its implementation. We need to move faster in our digital transformation, our move into services and the building of our presence in emerging markets.
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