Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, explains how the new funds will accelerate customer growth Watch the video here.
Obviously the contant fall in SP is due to the pension. Does anyone think that it could be linked to BP? Analysts at Société Générale (Paris: FR0000130809 - news) said there is now a 50pc chance that the company will cut or halt payments for the duration of the oil spill. BP has repeatedly said it has enough cash to pay the dividend, but it is reviewing its policy, after President Barack Obama and other politicians suggested the payout should be suspended until the leak is plugged. This would hurt UK pension funds as BP accounts for one in every six pounds of dividends. http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/bp-oil-spill-bp-shares-fall-on-dividend-fears-amid-increased-flow-tele-403b93c04f2e.html?x=0
The promise of better times ahead did not stop shares in YouGov sliding over 6% today after the polling firm released its interim results. YouGov told investors that profitability was improving in both the UK and Germany. But the loss of a contract in the Middle East helped to cut its revenues for the six months to 31 January by 6%. It made a pre-tax loss of £500,000 in the period, down from a profit of £400,000 a year ago. YouGov, whose shares fell 2.5p to 36.9p, has suffered in the recession as its business clients have proved less willing to spend money on polling. Chief executive Stephan Shakespeare said that a deal to provide daily political polling data to News International, up to and beyond the General Election, would help grow revenues in UK. He also cited the launch of TellYouGov, a web site which tracks public opinion through microblogging services such as Twitter
April and May have seen a good rise in SP in the previous two years and i would have thought the election would generate a fair amount of extra income. The trading update on the 8th of Feb seem's to be quite possitave http://www.yougov.co.uk/corporate/investor/pdf/alerts_tradingupdate_100208.pdf Does anyone have any thoughts on this one?
http://www.vykecorporate.com/index.php?id=9&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=159&tx_ttnews[backPid]=7&cHash=b620412a3a Rns yesterday, looks like someone still has some faith.
Analyst Ratings as of 1/10/2010 http://www.nasd100.com/2010/01/ranking-uk-stocks-by-analyst-ratings-as-of-1102010.html Rating of 1 - 5, 1 being strong buy, 5 being strong sell. 21 Vyke Communications plc (LON:VYKE) 1.00 Strong Buy
I was getting worried after i topped up @ 29p but i am conviced we will do well in the long term. I too have been stung with CTT, playing with these types of shares we will all take a hit at some point just hope not too many! ATB
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/leisure/article6935734.ece
Thanks.
At what point is it advisable to top up to bring your average down? I currenty hold these at 40.3p all be it not a large volume.
Is the Executive Chairman of the Board called James by any chance?
Have a look on Google finance - this is the latest link off there. Looks like they're doing ok, plans to open new places etc. http://www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/news/9303-crawshaw-upbeat-but-delays-shop-openings.html?news_section=5
The Telegraph mentions a possible management buyout. Any ideas what this will mean for the share price and the company? Can't seem to find any more info! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/4782752/Buy-out-talks-after-YouGov-share-price-collapse.html