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Breakout to new 7 week high today, although volume , was not high. If retrace , look to 362, as possible area. WIL, was the top riser, in the sector today, so I have changed my mind to WIL, being a buy. DYOR.
My 29/2/24, comment was predicated on the basis of an assumed normal retracement, which turned out not to the the case.
There is a lot of volatility, not good, in WIL, so a close above 360, or better still support from price action above 360.
The underlying media sector is weak, below its 1/3/24, time pivot low value. Overall, I would not recommend investment in WIL.
Fibonacci retracement, of 50%, from recent price peak, at sp 350. The next fibonacci retracement level, is 61.8%, which is price 343. There is a price pivot peak at 344, which may provide support to the sp, and the vicinity of the 61.8% retracement level at 343, provides encouragement that WIL equity, will obtain decent support. Fibonacci levels are not an exact science, so support may appear between 343 to 350. RSI(relative strength index), may bounce up from the 50, if so, it would be viewed as a buy signal. DYOR.
This business looks fundamentally cheap
nope,nearly paid it off,about 3 years left I think,dont fancy an house move again,to much of a pain........... a list of 5 comps just came up on cnbc,all 3d printing comps,all up 5 to 17% on the day?...one was ddd and the other was vtec(ticker codes on the us platforms),cant remember the other three....don't think theyre re any 3d printing comps over here....................................
Life's worries....we all have them I guess. U looking to buy?
lol.yeah,I just couldn't think what came after quadruple,so I did an honourable surrender........... house prices on bbc1?...I wouldn't like to be a first time house buyer?...........
ha ha!!! mate I just googled the different ones you can use and it here they are: Marc S Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Single (1) (also: singleton, sole, only, etc.) Double (2) (also: pair, twice) Triple (3) (also: triplet, treble, thrice, threesome, troika, trio) Quadruple (4) Quintuple or Pentuple (5) Sextuple or Hextuple (6) Septuple (7) Octuple (8) Nonuple (9) Decuple (10) Hendecuple or Undecuple (11) Duodecuple (12) Centuple (100) we can way to go yet!!!!
you win.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
quadruple interesting!!!
Triple interesting...........
Very very interesting!
very interesting...........
Interesting!
Wilmington Group: Westhouse Securities raises target price from 123p to 141p, neutral rating kept.
Training firm Wilmington Group said that since the start of July trading had been in line with expectations. The firm said its Banking & Compliance and Pensions & Insurance businesses had both delivered good revenue growth. Its Legal division saw revenues fall compared to 2011, but the company said this was expected, having reduced events and sold its Company Formation business in June. Reported revenue to date in Healthcare were also down on 2012 due to a weakening in the Euro exchange rate, Wilmington said. However, the firm noted good growth in profits and operating margins across all the business divisions except, as expected, Business Intelligence. The Legal division in particular enjoyed strong margin and profit growth reflecting the successful restructuring last year, it said.
Tony Foye, the new Executive Director of Wilmington Group, a financial and legal training provider, has bought up 385,000 ordinary shares, significantly boosting his share in the company to 435,000 shares. Foye joined the firm at the beginning of last month and is to become the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company in November, replacing Basil Brookes, who is set to retire from the group at the end of the year. Foye purchased the shares at 130p each for a total of £500,500. The company last month reported increased profits as it successfully chased higher margin work over the 12 months to the end of June. Adjusted profits before tax for the full year were £14m, a rise of 4.6% on the prior year, with earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) up 10.2% to £16.5m. The firm's share price has risen 49.5%, equal to 45p, in the past year, with the majority of the rise occurring since mid-July, when the company revealed its earnings had been boosted by cost reductions that were implemented last year.
Tony Foye, the new Executive Director of Wilmington Group, a financial and legal training provider, has bought up 385,000 ordinary shares, significantly boosting his share in the company to 435,000 shares. Foye joined the firm at the beginning of last month and is to become the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company in November, replacing Basil Brookes, who is set to retire from the group at the end of the year. Foye purchased the shares at 130p each for a total of £500,500.
Financial and legal training provider Wilmington has reported increased profits as it successfully chased higher margin work over the 12 months to the end of June. Adjusted profits before tax for the full year were £14m, a rise of 4.6% on the prior year, with earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) up 10.2% to £16.5m. The EBITA margin rose from 17.8% in the prior year to 19.3% in 2011/12. In the publishing and information division the share of revenues generated by online and digital products increased to 76% of the total. Total group revenues climbed 1.8% to £85.3m. The proposed final dividend is 3.5p per share, keeping the full year figure at 7p per share. Mark Asplin, Chairman, said: "The legal training business is now more profitable and in better shape than it was twelve months ago, although market conditions affecting our client base remain difficult." "The phasing out of legacy publishing products will continue during the current year as the Group continues to invest in subscription based digital products and migrates its business away from print directories and services in which it does not own intellectual property." Wilmington's share price rose 8.8% in early trading and has now advanced 40% in the last 12 months.
....is not a great deal to say here, really. Well I've made almost a 20% gain in a matter of weeks and this looks set for further very good gains on cost cutting. Safe, reliable, profitable. Best wishes, BW.
Wilmington Group, a professional information and training group, said it did as well as it expected in the fiscal year just ended, with earnings boosted by cost reductions that were implemented last year. Adjusted pre-tax profit is set to be in line with the previous year, a reflection of increased finance charges from the new banking arrangements put in place in June 2011. The increased finance charges were flagged back in February. Adjusted earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) should show year-on-year growth, however, with the EBITA margin improving, largely as a result of cost reductions implemented in the autumn. Cash flow during the year has been good with net borrowings at the year end below £37m (2011: £40m).
something a foot here as this share does not normally move very much. anyone anything to report?
This is a nice little share for an ISA. Not likely to do anything spectacular but pays a 7.2% divident (tax free in an ISA). Considering you'll be lucky to get 3% from a building society account, and then get taxed on the interest, it's not a bad return. DYOR etc
Usual 3 or 4 trades per day on WIL until 4pm, then 3 times the usual volume. Can't find any clues as to what caused this. Any ideas??
1st post on WIL for 9 months. Thought I was the only one here so never bothered posting. Good divi to come soon. May attract a few more in.