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Stuart! I am an avid reader of informed comments on this board but would be grateful if you would express your knowledge in clear terms. I'm not being unfriendly-- just want to know what the hell you are talking about. Or, perhaps, you are having us all on with this pseudo financial gobbledygook.
Doomsday merchants pre - brexit forecasted UK builders would slump. Also that £ to share the same fate. Well, surely a low £ means our Eastern friends are now to snap up London at bargain prices? Which means higher turnover for the likes of SVS and healthy commissions. As for builders, demand will stay high for years.
Do not worry, Smiley old chap, you have bagged a lifetime bargain by buying a global company "When others are fearful" . As for Britain's future, we are in for a very choppy time but no longer tied to a failing political and economic mixture of disparate nations. Let us pray for the right Statesmen to lead us.
Well,I bought a few more today at 360. Why? Because after our exit from the threatened political union of failing European countries the market will return to sensible valuation of Global success stories such as Paysafe. The next earnings report will justify my confidence.
Some figures suggest that this ratio is about 800/1 with little chance of greatly increased battery use for 20 years.So it is Shell for me, buying today with every chance of good Divis and capital gains. They are not backward with their R&D into alternatives so I expect them to evolve with demand. Oil is priced in Dollars--- successful Brexit will knock the £ for 6. It is a way of hedging the currency? Discuss!!!
AGM and trading update on the 25th should be cheering due to early comments from Pays about exceeding market expectations. Another positive; Old Mutual Smaller Cos ( a smart bunch of managers) have Pays top off their holdings. So, provided no macro disaster, this should be a good day to top up.
A good company fallen on hard times could mean share crash is a recovery situation, so I've tucked a few away.
Referendum jitters are probably priced in now. With the AGM and trading update due on the 25th, I see no reason why a solid gain should not take us back to £4.
I see Crispin Odey has bought a few million shares at this price.
Thanks for the note of caution; the general consensus agrees with you at this time. But as a somewhat contrarian investor I look at the fundamentals displayed on this website and see no good reason for the drop. The Telegraph writer reluctantly admits that SPD offers good value in its hundreds of stores.That's good enough for me. Hear from you after the next results?
Spent this morning on this"falling knife" seems to suggest that all the chit-chat about nepotism and boardroom failings is just that; pointless chit chat!! These recent buys are by traders who are looking at the performance of the company and its future prospects ie; turnover UP, profit UP. This could be a genuine recovery situation and I will buy more when the unwarranted pessimism gives way to realism.
SPD is due for strong recovery after a bad press' Turnover up, profit up-- buy on results not sentiment. And the last few buys totalling £4,000,000 seem to support this.
Over £40,000,000 buys at this bargain price would tell me that there is a future for our company. Seen it all before; the Rights Issue caused alarm and despondency for a few weeks to be followed by a steep rise as the market slowly realised the logic of the acquisition. Of course it would have been wonderful if I had the gift of second sight and sold at the top-- as did our MD-- but sadly I have only trust and patience.
At 1.30 today the chart dropped from 338p down to 313p and then recovered to 338p-- an instantaneous spike. Would this have hoovered up all those stop losses in that brief moment? If so, it seems quite disgraceful to find that by some weird electronic jiggery cautious investors can be shaken out of a healthy rising market. So my question is; does anyone know how long we will have to avoid the use of stop losses because of this manipulation? And who is responsible?
Before rights issue the SP was over £5. Since then we have 1) Increased the value of the company. 2) Mooted a step up in the FTSE. 3) Had many substantial buys from Funds. 4) Received "Strong Buy" ratings from most analysts. 5) Increased earnings. 6) Held our position in the electronic payments market. So, I am fully invested and will wait for a very profitable 2016. A conviction buy if there ever was one.
Well, I do'n't know if my reasons for buying at 404p were compelling but Zurich said they had done normal diligence and found nothing worrying -- they just ran out of spare cash and pulled up the drawbridge. So the reasons for a takeover are still valid. Then there's the SP drop which , as usual, was overdone and will recover. Indeed, in a tanking market it is. Finally,some optimists have,today, bought over £6m worth of shares so my twopence worth is in good company.
Most analysts agree that BVS is undervalued and this latest drop, after dividend, is well overdone. Dividend Profits Turnover Current prognosis Cash in bank ALL UP
Just look at their results to date; all are up with rising dividends. Demand is healthy, finance is available,skilled workforce is commanding premium wages,no sign of any real drop in future earnings. So what are the brokers on about? It has been said that if you joined all the big brokers together and stretched them out-- they would never reach the same conclusion.
Classic case of large drop for small reason. A sound company with plenty of cash.
Results down due to strong pound earlier in year. This has now changed to suit RGU and the next Quarter should see a recovery. I see it as a buy.