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I admire your optimism Commando but I was disappointed with the update… there’s nothing happening! Nothing that’s gonna lift the price much. I hope I’m wrong with that but as I’m only a couple of pence/ share down I’m seriously considering cutting my losses. Unless the activist investor can get things moving… Fingers crossed.
It’s like watching paint dry, only more expensive!
Shear class
The figures that you’ve stated in your previous post are very interesting. I use Stockopedia and the forecast figures for ‘25 which they are quoting is £320M revenue, eps 9p and 4.5 divi. I’ll keep an eye out to see if these forecasts are revised upwards following the managements bullish update.
It’s interesting to note the recent share purchase by CFO. Do any of you guys know if this was a ‘required’ purchase (he must own a certain amount of shares as per terms of his employment contract) or did he just buy on the open market?
Apart from these guys like to pay themselves much more than sharing it! They do look cheap though, even with the RB prices way off their highs. Have you any profit, eps and divi figures pencilled in for next time Edward?
A ‘jam tomorrow’ rns. I was hoping for more.
It appears as though the prediction that rates won’t rise again is having a positive effect here and at Land Sec.
Plus500’s results have gone down well with the market. Over to CMC…
I thought the downside of these two companies ( in spite of some fantastic fundamentals) is that from a takeover point of view they pretty much have it sewn up in terms of % voting?
Hi Emtpy, I guess I know that you’re right - it was more born out of frustration than anything else!
Has anybody told Pharos that due to world events their share price should be moving upwards…?
… completely agree. I think some have continued to hold in the belief that maybe the structural change of the directors following the death of M Heller would be the event that saw a change in particular areas, this being one of them.