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would be low teens...but I'll be buying back before that ..redt is just outside my core holdings (still hold 38k free carry...down from 150k when sub 10p) ...hny, btw
do you have a jmb in mind for buy back on this one?
a little...but taking its time lol
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resistance and market sell off suggest better value elsewhere
@22/23p...which is reasonable given st challenges ...enjoy a great '16, all ....could be a v challenging year all round
Why stop at 1000%? That makes no sense unless the sale is justified
flipping quickly is attractive reward for minimal risk ..merry xmas
But, right now, the world is on the verge of a financial collapse that could be bigger than anything we've seen before.
i don,t make 10/20/or 30/ .....i go for minimum 100% and maximum 1000%
nice
@18.9 & 19p... ...a little too much support here to ignore
at 20p and a little above...expect retrace now to happy hunting
@17.99p...almost cheap ...happier @c15-16p ...buy in bulk in low teens imv
Certainly the shares have been a little overheated particularly view of the loss of the HSBC contract contract which was going to show itself this year. What the business has done is to significantly reduce costs and is likely to expand on the back of some interesting new contracts that have been acquired. They have also positioned themselves amongst the leaders in the international Product Recall market which I am certain will produce growth and profitability. I have held share in this company for some years and believe they will continue to do well in the near future particularly as the issues of product failure, terrorism etc become much for difficult risks to manage for the large corporates.
I'm concerned that the gushingly positive Directorspeak here may need a discount applied to it, given that disappointing interim results followed several positive updates. That's not good enough, and the share price reaction today shows that clearly the company's actual performance was not as good as the market had been led to believe in previous updates. Overall then, for me, there's a credibility issue here, so for that reason, combined with the lack of liquidity in the shares, it's not for me.
At the full year Simon Richards, Chairman, commented: " I am looking forward to the next 6 to 12 months for red24, and, having recently announced the acquisition of RISQ Worldwide, I believe it will be an exciting period for our business and a rewarding one for our shareholders." The half year announcement is a nasty surprise bearing in mind what Mr Richards is quoted as saying. I sold out at 22.95. Made a profit and will move on.
yes..I missed critical mismatch between reduced costs and lingering hsbc revs that flattered 2h last year ....somewhere 16-18p would be excellent value given prospects, though
I think the results were as expected slightly disappointing I think this is a solid well run company but I shall not be buying back in until well down in the teens Jolly - I think this vindicates my previous posts- I am not a shorter, ;-)
current and immediate future metrics look expensive....EV/EBIT in teens...but prospects remain interesting ...looking to buy back aggressively in teens
Looks like the next leg up in the trend after a consolidation and decline which has been met by decent buyers. Its got a decent P/E for a growth company. It pays a growing dividend and has no debt, in fact it has cash on the balance sheet. And security needs are only going to increase. Its got £1 in it i think
People taking position prior to a storming 1/2 year report. Simon Richards, Chairman, commented: " I am looking forward to the next 6 to 12 months for red24, and, having recently announced the acquisition of RISQ Worldwide, I believe it will be an exciting period for our business and a rewarding one for our shareholders."