Jarvis Securities Share Price (JIM)

Is today's RNS an indicator to sell , or just day to day normal activity? Mr Grant is certainly at normal retirement age, even a bit beyond it, so I don't see much in this RNS to scare the horses. I'm not complacent and watch the news about the company closely. But very few trades today, and the share price hasn't really moved. And I hope it doesn't before my ISA B&B takes effect.

@Reebus

But now the major shareholder is "retiring" according to todays rns perhaps we are deeply in the brown stuff ?

so why, thunderbird2, not sell your shares (if you have any) and look for pastures new, rather than ****ging the company off in here. whilst recent developments are troubling i agree, i spent £7k on these shares in 2006, since when they have repaid me with dividends way over my purchase price and have provided capital growth as well, even at the current price. i'm using the opportunity, both at the end of the last tax year and the start of the new one to get my holding into my isa, with cgt being a pita. but at least i i've got a couple of dog holdings to offset the cgt.

Poor, penny pinching management and an FCA investigation are not the keys to a fundamentally sound business. Increasing costs, declining revenue, corporate clients leaving in droves and no plans for growth (and interest rates predicted to come down this year) lead me to believe this is a company in crisis with a complete lack of direction.

The published annual accounts provide a little more commentary depth to the RNS. Still remains a fundamentally sound business. Will continue to spin off cash.