The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode with London Stock Exchange Group's Chris Mayo has just been released. Listen here.
Don't think the rise will happen till the results of the restructuring are apparent. Lets see more movement on the debt and the crippling interest on the debt then we should see the rise. The market cap is so low now yet there hasn't been any fresh take over bid news - debt has t be significantly diminished before the big upswing will happen in my opinion
This will trade in the 19 - 25p for a few months IMO - I will buy on the sub 19p dips when they present themselves
It leads "The move by South Korean state utility KEPCO on Canadian resources group Denison underpins the attraction of buying shares in Uranium Miners" It recommends buys in Kalahari, Niger Uranium & Polo "for potential upside in the growing demand for uranium". "Ambrian still believes there is a 34% upside on Kalahari's SP as Extract Resources (in which KAH holds 40%) continues to beat market expectations..." It also mentions China, Japan and Russia all out to buy Uranium. Why didn't it mention 'backdoor' EML!!!
To see if the paint in this room has dried. Any chance EML??
I reckon that wyg are on the road to repair after a mid timed buying spree before the bubble burst. The. Construction industry is depressed but wyg are winning work and working hard to deal with their debt issues. Every share has a risk attached, this one, imho, will bounce back over 2 years. The question is can you wait or are looking a quick flip?
The business is in the process of reshaping and trying to pay off debt. I bought @ 7p and sold at 40p - I bought back in at 21.5p last week and see this hitting the 100p mark in 2 years time, but hopefully before - they are trimming their operational costs, winning work ( http://www.hvnplus.co.uk/page.cfm/action=Archive/ContentID=2/EntryID=149/nocache=true ) the big execs are being sensible with salaries (http://www.nce.co.uk/news/business/wyg-heads-take-10-salary-cut/5204010.article ) - this is a progressive company which will come good again.
Has anybody got any info on which company is rumoured to be bidding for NVR?
With Sterling coming from near parity to 1.1831 EUR = 1 GBP has to be a good thing. Some suggest 1 GBP will equal 1.30 Euro after the summer. This has to help things and hopefully will help the SP??
7p for me - the downswing on this has knocked my confidence. What is the exit strategy for the rest of you guys?
Isn't pretty when you look at your share dealing account and everything is blue :) I bought at 5.87 and the start of may, still a long way to go till I can get a decent profit but great to see it moving in the right direction
... have bought a chunk of Petroceltic, I hope they do something similar to what AMI did!! "The Company received a notification on 2nd June 2009 from RAB Capital plc stating that RAB Capital plc has an interest in and is the registered holder of 54,508,546 ordinary shares which represents 4.71% per cent* of the Company's issued ordinary share capital."
http://www.pressreleasepoint.com/lovells-advises-segro-%C2%A3500-million-rights-issue
"Office blocks, shops and industrial units are expected to halve in value by the end of this year from their 2007 peak" Sunday Times - Business. Surely this is worrying news for Segro?
about $1090. Then you would have to pay to sell them so budget £20 for that. Worth holding them for a few more weeks though in my opinion...
This was a long term growth share for me - delighted with the rise over the 2 months I have been holding it. Not tempted to sell yet either...
And have a good evening.
Cheers for that NKOTB. I'm seeing double now, will leave looking this one for tomorrow! Are you involved in this one?
...How is the Ask Price lower than the Bid price? I just started my reading up on this company - I know I have a lot to do, any inklings would be appreciated
Some sound advice again. Thanks for sharing your technique, I am going to get a system for picking down and your steps look good. My technique to date is reading lots of newspapers, websites and trying to spot the next thing that business'/governments/consumers are turning too, finding out companies involved in the service and then looking at their current price/52 week and 5 year and if it looks cheap with a good team and a chance of getting a bite of the cherry, then I go for it.
"somewhere a village has lost an idiot"... yep, that poor lad has to go tonight... Banker IMO!