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The fight is on, keeps bouncing off the £10 mark, it's gonna break it, maybe not today, maybe not tommorow but soon.... Some time next week!
This will bob around £10 as it's a magic psychological "resistence". The key here is getting in below £10 to benefit from the gap up once we break it. Strong uptrend and institutional buying pressure will make this leap over the £10 zone once all the profit takers are out.
"Thank you" I stand corrected , results out Monday.
Still time to buy http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKLDE6640QG20100705 Also note to posting below XP Power do not sell linear PSUs they sell switch mode PSUs which is what the market is moving to . The Linear PSUs were only used in applications like mobile chargers - this isnt really XP's market they target 2nd Tier and more profitable as they tend to have lower volumes and need special changes that this company can take care off - the guys that do the volume chargers and PSUs cant take care of this part of the market. Nice share - I intend to buy some more
Hi Rob, I have traded XPP previously so it was on my watch list. I hadn't expected it to drop below 500 so bought back in and was just lucky the RNS come out just afterwards and whoosh! up she went. I saw your email on another site and if it's OK I will mail you next time I hear of any thing interesting. I'm a bit shy or some might say reserved so apart from chopsie's page don't post very much.
Hi - how did you know this was going to fly 100pips? Congratulations - but what made you pick on this stock?
Did any one else get in on this today ....
The Q1 Management Trading Statement due on Monday 12th April which should hopefully give a further boost to the share price. Designs and manufactures power adapters for the technology, industrial and healthcare markets, promise growth, and value? between 2002 and 2005 XP Power was transforming itself from a distributor of third-party power adapters into a designer and manufacturer. Since then it’s done all the right things: grown profits relatively steadily, and paid off debt. It’s quite possible that the lower profits it earned in those years are unlikely to recur, especially as profits have grown through this recession: But will it continue growing? There are many reasons to believe it will. XP Power has moved to Singapore, closer to its Chinese factories. Its market share in Asia, its new home market, is very low compared to Europe and America. By moving into manufacturing at a time when rivals were increasingly outsourcing production, it has more control over quality and costs, and can focus on making smaller, more efficient, adapters. And it sells to over 6,000 customers around the world, in three sectors, so it’s unlikely to suffer too badly if one customer, or even one industry falters.
Part of a post on ADVFN as it's to long to cut & paste here Johnroger - 31 Mar'10 - 13:42 - 677 of 677 Interactive Investor site XP has the Power Posted on March 31, 2010 by Richard Beddard Filed Under Companies | Growth at a reasonable price Even if we use the most conservative measure, return on total assets, XPP consistently achieves a return of about 13% (the dip in 2007 was due to the costs of its move to Singapore and the cost of terminating some of its third party lines). That supports a prediction of steady, if unspectacular growth, and I think means XPP shares could be cheap at a price of 13 times average earnings. The shares have been much cheaper though. It seems remarkable that investors could have valued them at less than 150p a share a year ago. The directors of the company, who between them have a controlling interest of 34%, have taken the opportunity to lift their stakes since then. They’re still buying. In February, ceo Duncan Penny bought 20,000 shares at 435p a share, and I’m going to join him by adding XP Power to the Thrifty 30 portfolio at 432.67p, the actual price quoted by my broker. [correction: the 6 year average PE of XP Power is 13, and not 12 as I initially reported]
3.50 soon by xmas
I am looking for a nice return on these soon at Christimas. Should be £3.50 to £4.00 by then. I am going to make a mint.
I am looking to make a mint by Christmas i bought these at £2.50. I can see it even higher than this.
This is on the way to the top buy buy buy I reckon £4.00 by Xmas easy!!!
likewise - read the ft and thought it worth a look.
Good write up in the weekend ft,might get this one going tomorrow,looking at a foothold here s.t opening prices on a few things,check out the article in the money section.
IMO, first look 250
I am in. All time low, performance in line with expectation...
According to sharescope, the current Div yield is 8.62% and is predicted to rise along with Profit, Eps over the next 3 years. Directors also seem to buying between £2.28-£2.70 since late Feb 08. Looks very undervalued to me.
Why are the directors selling by the armful?