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Well I got out at 5.60 some time ago, expecting it to drop back ...it did'nt ! it rushed up to around 6.20 and to be honest stayed high for along time and I thought I had missed the boat. Now it has given up 15 to 20 % very quickly. Any one know why ? and is it time to get back in ? Before I have been very positive on Zytronic but am starting to wonder
Nothing certain except Death, Taxes and AIM volatility - look at NPT :(
Well the results were good, and momentum looks assured for awhile. Still finding new highs ! Where do we go from here. We might soon arrive at you £5 !
I've been in this from £1.76. Its given a great return over the last 4 years or so. Capital Reduction flexibility just been granted, but I still wonder if something is going on ? Jumped another 2.5 % in early trading this morning. Drifted a little since but still well up
Still trickling up most days, just the positives with trading ahead of last year ? or does someone know something we dont ?i
Ahead of expectations. I am looking forward to my 10.96p per share dividend. Solid balance sheet, steady increasing dividend and EPS.
Good update ahead of AGM, but ex div today so may see small decline. GLA
Tomorrow. GLA
http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/z/zytronic-ordinary-1p/director-deals
Here is a explanation of the distributable reserves in the annual report. http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-6-jan-2017-craw-zyt-g4m-165336/
"Special business resolution number five proposes that the Company undertakes a court approved capital reduction process designed to convert £8.9m of non-distributable reserves into distributable reserves." Looks like a good use of spare cash for the benefit of shareholders.
Tomorrow GLA
ZYT has been very strong lately , .....any ideas or just optimism ahead of the results ?
"The Group's underlying profit (before this non-cash item) is expected to be significantly ahead of last year and at least in line with market expectations." Sounds Good.
to be on the up, last IC write up was good
I'm up over 40% on Brammer having bought post-brexit. ZYT looks solid to me. it came up on my screener and ticked a lot boxes.
My recent investments in ARM & Transense Tecb. have done rather better :) Got a bit in SRT too...
share price held up well post brexit.
No problem OPIUM your maths is right but I'm sure you know what I mean !! Either way 430p + down to 160 p is a hell of a LOSS. Market risk applies equally to ALL SHARES not just Aim or any others and that includes Blue Chips. ONE thing though TESCO is hardly a Blue Chip !! more like a ROTTEN CHIP but thats for another forum. Thanx for following me round the LSE site like a lame dog trying to score the odd point , me and a few fellow posters have a right laugh about it. As for Brexit and ZYT i have stated my beliefs and I'm for staying in ...................ZYT .........not Europe but thats another debate altogether
most blue chips tend to be overvalued. more opportunities in the small caps.
personally I just drip feed slowly into my investments over a very long period of time. So I don't normally take political factors into consideration but I can understand that it would be important for short term traders to pull out and keep their powder dry at this point.
How can any share lose more than 100% ? Do you read the drivel you write?? Blue chips will be safer to hold in the referendum than Aim/Small caps, & a selloff of those stocks is pretty much a given. If you've made money on ZYT, now is the time to cash in & run, IMO. The Brexit referendum effect will be 3 to 10 times greater than the effect of a General Election, IMO - it is after all a once in a lifetime event. A lot of people may be tempted to sell up entirely & go to Cash, till the outcome is clear - definitely squeeky bum time for Aim/Small stock holders :)
OPIUM, its you thats missing the point. You've ACTUALLY made a FOOL of yourself Again in YOUR OWN Words ( no surprise there ) ie " The MARKET Hates Uncertainty " ............The Market ! .......The Market is all shares so instead of following me around LSE making silly points about ZYT ( A company that has given holders a 100% + profit ) in 2 years. Go and apply your logic to TESCO a company that has lost you by your own admission say 300% in 4 years...............oh dear !!
My problem with ZYT's current valuation is nervousness about them meeting expectations this year. ZYT made 9.6p EPS in this H1, so that leaves them having to make 16.3p EPS in H2 just to meet the 25.9p EPS forecast. They made 16p EPS in last year's H2, so it's certainly possible. But this year's H1 was characterised by a big decline in the traditional business sales of glass displays and filter products. So ZYT had to run fast just to stand still. Since touch product sales only increased 5% over last year this meant group profits improved overall given the higher touch margins, but not enough to make a big difference. The outlook suggest a continuation in H2, with traditional business again slipping and being outweighed by touch. This year's forecast/expectations have perhaps been overinflated by last year's exceptional H2. It's a long time until the next trading update in October, so I'll probably stay out until confirmation at that point that H2 has - or hasn't - been able to achieve a similar improvement in H2 to last year.
http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/318067/two-small-caps-worth-watching