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This is now looking so good right now. At the current valuation of £9.3m Historic PE ratio of 6.9 Forward PE ratio (if H2 is flat) of 6.2 Historic EV/EBIT of 13 Forward EV/EBIT ratio (if H2 is flat) of 9.4 If H2 is flat then FY revenue will be 7% up, FY PBT will be 11% up, and FY EPS will be 12% up. TNW is still negative but it's currently in a significantly better position than last year (it looks to be about a third down). And that's being conservative because H2 won't be flat I reckon. If H2 shows growth then the above figures will look even more attractive. Quality company here.

That's some huge selling!

Shan, Cheers for that post. I'll have to go over that again at some point and try it on a few companies myself because I'm always looking to improve my fundamental analysis, and being able to measure solvency means you can avoid any "value traps." Recommended.

20,000 shares to be bought per month = 240,000 per annum Therefore every 12 months from today 1.5% of the number of shares in circulation will be bought for 100 to 110% of the share price. Not bad...

SRG was on the watchlist cos it looked like this share had serious potential and now the plan is to cancel trading?!!! Not only is it madness, it's scary to think I could have invested here, and it's scarier to think what would happen if my main holding (BMN) etc were to do the same!!!

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-2847347/SMALL-CAP-SHARE-IDEAS-Penny-drops-mobile-technology-firm-Crimson-Tide.html

http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-income-a-starting-point-88000/

http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-income-a-starting-point-88000/

http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-income-a-starting-point-88000/

http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-income-a-starting-point-88000/ It says that SFE is one of just 10 companies on AIM that get onto his screen, and one of 3 companies that he likes (along with BEG and one other)

Interesting article and comments http://www.stockopedia.com/content/value-in-safestyle-uk-sfel-87678/

I was about to post that also! http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/207206/aims-fastest-growing-companies £900k profit for a £7.4m valued company would be superb!

thanks for the link. It's good new but frustrating to find out from that link as opposed to a proper RNS

At 171p / with a mc of £28.7m ... Historic PE ratio is 13.1 - slightly below average for market, probably well below average for the sector Yield is 1.46% - lousy tbh but oh well at least there is one TNW equates to £10.34m, so roughly 36% of the mc - rather good Historic EV/EBIT of 10.1 - above average Rev was 14%, and PBT up 43% up on prior year - above average All in all, and without knowing anything about the company & its prospects itself, this looks like it's slightly cheap. Thus I probably need to do more research to ascertain whether it's worth me buying in or not ....

and is reminding me of GTC right now - a good company whose profit warning was more of a blip that has opened up a potential buying opportunity.

http://www.stockopedia.com/content/aim-prospector-morning-thoughts-vle-gvc-sprp-86317/ The yield is superb here!

http://www.shareprophets.com/views/9057/stanley-gibbons-very-strong-interims-buy at present it seems, with more to come / a bright future

The contracts announced in the last 2 days will see 2015 revenues grow by about £2m / 5% alone. ...and the contract announced today works out at £2.6m per annum over 8 years on average. However, it is clearly weighted towards the latter 6 years of the contract period thus providing great revenue visibility. ...on the other hand because it is weighted and lasts until 2023, to see the benefits of that come through into the results would require a long term holding - something hard to commit to when it's an AIM-listed share. Having said that (and I need to do more research) it appears CMH would be a superb long term hold where you could easily expect to double your money over 5 years lets say.

has one position on any listed company and it's here - as chairman of B&M Bargains. http://www.standard.co.uk/business/markets/sir-terry-leahy-i-may-have-run-tesco-but-im-still-a-champion-of-the-little-man-9864844.html

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/69389/b-m-european-value-retail-shares-a-bargain-69389.html Listing in June 2014 at 270p. Looks like it may enter the FTSE 100 (or, failing that, the FTSE 250)