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Should see a bounce from here hopefully.

Should see a bounce from here.

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Dividend >5% Decent update. Close to 52 wk lows so large upside potential.

P/E 10 With special dividends yield approx 8.5% Potential for massive upside; was trading close to 8000 not so long ago and a fall of ~40% from the year high does seem excessive. Brokers and Woodford buying. Growth forecasts revised upwards for this year in the Budget today.

A fall of 25% in a matter of days following the update - does seem overdone. Shares now yielding 5.6%. P/E only 8. Brokers remain positive and even the negative ones have target prices around 19; others £25-£27 Debt should not be an issue. Motley Fool remain buyers also and were tipping it at £24 as a 'stable, well run business with a solid dividend'. Apparently if the troubled rail franchise is nationalised then Go-Ahead would be 'quids in'.

With the purchase of Sinclair profits should double this year. Projected EPS of 4p = P/E of around 12 which for a defensive, pharmaceutical company is low. Similar companies trade on a P/E around 20 which suggests this share should be in the 70-80p range. Dividend yield ~ 2.4% and hopefully will rise.

3.09p; paid 11/5 Results update now on website also - May

PE/DVT therapy developed by BTG looks like it has been approved by the FDA. Seems like the ultrasonic therapy negates the need for medications/tablets and works similar to lithotripsy which has been used for years to break down kidney stones. Could be a game changer as no one likes taking 'pills' for x number of months.

Skyepharma was on a stunning run prior to the merger and with these two now combined I feel the SP is under-priced currently. Prospect of a dividend may help boost the SP near results.

Should be a decent defensive long term hold with the possibility of being bought out by the big boys one day. Minimal debt.

Bought into this after the recent acquisitions and see this as a good growth play and manageable debt. The consumer food industry will continue growing IMO regardless of short term risks to the economy. I've been looking at other companies with low/minimal debt levels that pay a good dividend: - Card Factory KCOM Photo-Me Vectura and BTG (Pharma) do not pay dividends as yet but look like good value in the long run. More left field are CLLN - yield is currently 9%; Serco another that could rebound. As always DYOR

I have emailed IR asking for an update. Difficult to find decently priced shares with the FTSE so high but I believe this is one. Others I would suggest looking at are: - Card Factory KCOM BTG Burberry ABF Serco Carillion Apart from the last two I would say most of these are defensive. They all have low/zero debt and are relatively low beta stocks with high dividend yields. As always though DYOR. Any tips from you guys?

I see your point but I have seen this kind of thing time and time again with many shares now over the years - what does it say about the FCA or our so-called 'regulated' stock market? Yet people still deny manipulation goes on.

4% swings in a matter of hours again today - on what basis? Market has been flat all day. Relatively defensive share is being toyed with by MM's.

Large swings and volatility again for what should be a stable, defensive share that allegedly has a low BETA rating. Unless the market has already got wind of some skeletons in the results....which says what about the market and the leaky nature of the tap??...

Cash at hand ~ £200M Net Debt ~ £100M Assets ~ £2Bn Revenue ~ £3Bn Profit margins may be thin but with low debt, cash in the bank and an already hammered SP (has been 500p+) this should hopefully recover, in the near term back up to ~140-150p

Outsourcer Serco 's (SRP) results showed it isn't out of the woods yet, triggering an 18 per cent decline in the share price on the day. Analysts concluded that the markets had been too optimistic about a recovery in margins, which remained stubbornly immobile. **But there remains some room for optimism. In August, the company raised guidance on underlying trading profit to reach at least £80m, following an earlier raise in May. In the event, this came in at £82.1m, even with the £19m impact from exiting its private sector outsourcing business.

BTW Photo Me is the other one being played with.