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See the other new non exec has now bought - bet he wishes he had done so earlier !!! But good news for holders....
Xpediator, (AIM: XPD), a leading provider of freight management services across the UK and Central and Eastern Europe, announces that on 20 November 2019 Wim Pauwels, non-executive director of the Company, purchased 25,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 36 pence per Ordinary Share.
Following this purchase, Wim Pauwels holds 25,000 Ordinary Shares which represents 0.018 per cent. of the total issued share capital.
See one of the new Non Execs bought a few....
One of the non-execs is involved with BMR, and that's not so good imo.
I bit the bullet and bought back in today.....had previously sold out at around this level having bought at much higher!! It's a bit of a gamble but the non-execs look good and I'm guessing they might be buying soon and I'm hoping the price might recover towards 40p...well we shall see. DYOR
3p!
Decent buys going through
No other alerts set here Majorboy as the sp is below previous all time lows and my alerts I set are based on support levels.
The stats for this company are very good with a low PE and PEG, high EPS and the NAV is 21.7p, roughly the current share price.
Unfortunately, the debt is the same size as the market cap and the operating margins are very low. So when a profits warning comes, as it has, the share price tanks.
So while the company is taking advantage of a customer leaving and doing upgrades which will prove beneficial in the future, it does increase costs/reduce profit and on top of that, e commerce trading for the company has been difficult.
One to watch imo and wait for a turn around with an increase in the profits.
Today my second alert has been hit at 23.5p.
Can't find any news out for the continual drop and it looks like the case of slow drop on low volume with the exchange market size of only 3k it will not take a lot to move the share price.
With a new low created, I'm waiting on the sidelines atm. Certainly value at this price but I don't see anything soon moving the share price up.
My alert has triggered for 27p which is support.
The problem with XPD is the low margins. For a company with 200m revenues it only produces 4m net profit. So when a profits warning happens it will often become loss making.
I quite like this company though, and the stats are very sound. It's a good idea too to do upgrades now to increase the profit margins.
Whether it bounces from this support or just lingers at this level or drops a little lower who really knows, but I'd guess the sp will not do much until we see more figures from the next results and then possible a wait until XPD becomes profit making again. There can not be too much downside from here with NAV at 21p but it looks like it is a share to hold for at least a year or longer.
Over-sold. I've topped up at this price. Naturally hedged against Brexit and strong upside potential
Yes, the 40 % drop is the share price in one day was overdone/extended especially when accompanied by the company recent update on investments/outlook for 2020 and beyond time to cost averaging up anyone?
Multiple share purchases for 10,000, 15,000 today. Looks like a slow SP recovery from the drop earlier this week.
You’re welcome Casa67 :)
EAL - Thanks for posting info..
Equity Developer Ltd just released a new report reviewing Xpediator plc and suggesting share price valuation of 60p:
https://bit.ly/2GwSOHR
www.equitydevelopment.co.uk
Me too... terrible timing.....
I can understand how customer giving notice triggers a change of plan/creates opportunity but bit surprised to see other factors cited for reduced profitability given proximity of last RNS in which all was well. I'm tempted to average down given quite recent D purchasing at 48p but holding off for now.
The worst luck.. invested last week my bad.. If you're looking for quick profits Polx is about to release news on their third test for tech that improves MRI potentially billion pound idea, currently breaking out. Catch it before news imminent.
Chief Executive, Stephen Blyth commented, "We are disappointed to be below our profit targets for this year, however, critically customer demand for our services remains strong reflected in our continued sales growth which, together with the investments we have made across the business, particularly into information technology makes us confident in the Group's future growth prospects for 2020 and beyond."
the sales late yesterday somebody got wind of the bad news we all received this morning......
The Group's Brexit team has been working closely with leading transport associations and port authorities to plan ahead. The Group already holds Authorised Economic Operator status which will be critical in being able to support both exporters and importers post Brexit under most forecasted scenarios.
Ultimately, the Group's customers will need to understand and find solutions to continue delivering their goods to their end-market and Xpediator is well placed to support them
that reaction was worth getting up for. Yawn but nice set of results.
Fingers crossed, this should never have dropped to this level, better fundamentals that most AIMers.
A nice buy of 21.25k from someone today
Have faith...hopefully its creeping back so we can get out!