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Could they assist another company trying to takeover/buy bytes?? They must have a major say in future of company now, in a good way!!

Could they assist another company trying to takeover/buy bytes?? They must have a major say in future of company now, in a good way!!

Sanford Deland said yesterday they also bought more on recent price drop. Claiming bit of an own goal with new sales department teathing troubles

There could be nothing better than a take over now if for right price, but also think this is a fantastic share to forget about long term!

You obviously can not read a RNS very well!! Nobody knows how much they have reduced by from the RNS they may of only reduced by 0.15%.....

Peel Hunt upgrades Liontrust

Peel Hunt has upgraded Liontrust Asset Management (LIO) as its valuation continues to suffer at the low end of the asset management sector.

Analyst Stuart Duncan increased his rating from ‘hold’ to ‘add’ and increased the target price from 365p to 435p despite the company continuing to face ‘challenging markets’.

He said its final results were ‘symptomatic’ of tough markets with profits 28% lower on a 19% reduction in assets under management. Duncan added that a rebasing of the dividend was ‘sensible’ giving ‘greater flexibility to support both organic and inorganic opportunities’.

‘After share price weakness on the day of results, Liontrust shares have since partially recovered,’ said Duncan.

‘However, the shares’ valuation continues to be at the lower end of the sector, with the enterprise value/Ebit multiple standing at 6 times full-year 2026.’

Shares in Liontrust were trading up 2.5%, or 10p, at 408p but are still down 14% this year, and 40% over one year.

The thing is with Liontrust its such a volatile share if good news comes out it will rocket so fast you will have missed opportunity to get in before it flys, The main thing for me yesterday was AUM outflows acceptable since last update, When inflows start then should start to go north quickly, trying to time it isnt something I fancy myself, but understand everyones got there own outlook.

Sorry ignore

Wo are PMI???

Let hope it does nothing would make me happier its a been a hard play but got to think longterm, I m just guessing but hope I m wrong it happens alot

I'm expecting more missery and by the looks of it so are the shorts, But I m riding the rollercoaster as if I m wrong it will fly and fly before i get a chance to re-enter.... I think it could be 18 months of more missery but the table has to turn at some point i would LIKE to think and the fact UK Markets are revived a little can only be a good thing!!

I never understand why they say target price 400p (360)....... I m guessing the 360 was old target price, but its missleading if your new to this world and confusing!!!

IF interest rates drop will this effect IPF revenue/profits anyone know? I m trying to figure out the pros and cons and dont understant this typr of business..... anyone help please??

Apologies wonder what thats all about then....

Sorry got that wrong he bought 52000 shares in 3 purchases on same day, Thats some confidence and looks reassuring

John Ions just bought 15,967 shares at £3.2375 one things for sure you can not knock the man for putting his money where his mouth is supporting the company buying shares with own money.......!!!

LOL

LOL your always trying to talk price down, if its that bad you wouldn't be interested in it or considering buying in. Its a great company in my view selective of only recruiting the suitable personnel as they should be, exactly what you want for long term steady performance.

A company delivering steady consistent results operationally, stress free investing for the patient long term investor. All Uk small caps are out of flavour regardless of performance, when interest rates fall more and investors are not soley focused on SP500/magnificent 7 expect to see some decent returns here.

Panmure Liberum: Liontrust over Miton

Premier Miton (PMI) is cheap but other asset managers are cheaper still, says Panmure Liberum.

Analyst Rae Maile retained his ‘hold’ recommendation and target price of 100p on the investment company, which rose 10.2% to 60.6p on Wednesday.

The group reported a strong start to the current financial year, with better-performing markets and reduced outflows, meaning assets under management at the end of November were £200m higher than at the end of September.

‘Another year of earnings per share covering a maintained dividend per share of 6p per share is in prospect should flows continue to normalise and markets behave,’ said Maile.

‘The price/earnings ratio on little changed earnings per share estimates is under 9 times and the yield on a maintained payment 10.9%.’

This means that the shares are ‘cheap’ but Maile noted that ‘others in the sector – most obviously Liontrust (LIO) – are cheaper, yield more, and arguably have greater gearing to a more positive flow environment’.