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started to recover ...........have you started buying ?
sp action @30p ..agree cheap (if broker forecasts broadly ok)
Could be the bottom jolly
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bought few today
cannot (s)he vary it a bit ??..£10k or £15k..or something radical like £23.24k???
relentless
feels close
to fif or cranswick ..dyor, all
point ..mcap close to tnw..and undemanding EV/prospective ebit (fingers in air..nothing scientific lol) ...ignore my opinions
http://tinyurl.com/haerzt2 Pieter Totté, chairman of Real Good Food (LON:RGD), tells Proactive that the £1.75mln acquisition of high quality dessert-maker Chantilly Patisserie has organic growth potential. In addition to its existing customer base of 4-star hotels, Totté says, “We also see opportunities in certain sectors of retail which is quite novel to the business itself. The product is of such a high quality that we feel that we can service a space there.” As well as its premium bakery arm, Real Good Food also has the cake decoration and food ingredients divisions and Totté is looking at complimentary acquisitions across the board.
don't like goldies..yet ...if janet dithers and treasuries enter meltdown, then i'll probably accept that au is good hedge
Nice. Whats your views on TSG?
bought a few back this morning...free carry effectively ...wait and see if settles in low 30s before buying more
good call jolly
dicey for sure ...nice relief bounces, mind
You just never know. Going off a weekly chart a few pence or even 10p could well be within the parameters. No news out so I'm hoping it's the indices that is bringing this down. The Indices look like they have further to go so best to stay out of all shares atm. But you know that. Take care Jolly.
not...37/8p would be nice re-entry
good call...i was too greedy
Not sure about a trading range but if you were to follow charts I'd say it was in a good upward movement with it hitting the bottom of the weekly trend and also touching the 200 ema. Both are 2 indicators to signal a buy in. Just set yourself a stop lose. No news been out recently so either the charts are playing out or some negative info has been leaked. http://www.chartupload.com/viewer.php?file=12890546509296915544.png
nice trading range 40-60p
Certainly is looking strong. "Gross margin up 3.6% points at interim stage: Real Good Food has transformed its prospects through corporate action over the past nine months. The market has yet to catch up with this. Importantly, the mix of business is biased to higher margin and growth markets. For example, Renshaw (72% Group operating profits) reported H1 10.8% operating margins up from 9.3% through a focus on sales mix. We therefore see good margin expansion for FY16E and strong prospects thereafter. Trading in the seasonally important Q3 has seen "strong sales trends… at Haydens Bakery and Cake Decorating Businesses."" http://www.hardmanandco.com/system/files/research_papers/RGF%20November%2015.pdf
Looking strong
Looking good now. Had a consolidation period now looks like the next climb is happening. Well done to Pieter Totté. Has taken a few years to turn things around but these things take time. It will be interesting to see how well we start to get on in Europe. Also 6 months or so back Pieter Totté hinted at possibly more companies being bough to strengthen RGD. I wonder if this will happen. Nice also to see all the negative people gone after their scaremongering tactics. gla
Published on Nov 11, 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pNJE66A6Ec Pieter Totté, chairman of The Real Good Food Company (LON:RGD), says a refreshed focus on cake, ingredients and bakery businesses has set the firm up for a successful Christmas trading period and year-ahead. Speaking to Proactive, Totté comments on the sale of the company’s sugar distribution business - Napier Brown - which delivered a one-off exceptional profit during the six months to 30 September of £9.4mln. Cake decoration, food ingredients and premium bakery will be key to trading performance going forward, and the firm is already seeing positive sales trends heading into the Christmas period.