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Lol. Dont worry. That sounded a bit ar*ey of me. Not meant to be.
Oh how I have been preaching this for so long. Broker target was 25p before the rise by the way
Their statement is what traders do every day. I.e. look for undervalued investment opportunities. Why would this then rocket because they have said they will do it, bearing in mind the current state of the company?
Debt is only bad if you cannot afford it and fund it. Fortunately the way National Grid is funded, the cost of debt is taken into account when working out how much it can earn and profit from. You say perilious environment. They are the perfect conditions for a defensive or utility stock.
Seems a weird drop when all the info in the results i.e. revenues slipping etc has been communicated already
Don't worry. The whole market is glass half empty so I dont blame you at all. Good news brings down share prices at the moment so I can see your point
I can see your point but after numerous readings I do think you are being overly pessimistic. Confident remains funded, and cash generative are two key phrases to pick out of it, but any delay in revenues is not a good thing, cash flow wise
Just the kind of promotional material needed to capture business in a very similar economy (Australia)
Some people really have no patience at all
One thing I have found out in the past with this share is, it can become very tricky to buy very quickly.
So they expect the company to double in size in the next few years. Not bad at all
Sold out during rise to 15p and kicked myself and nearly got back in at a higher pricve. Think its time nearly to buy back in
Aye. Ive got it tucked away in the bottom drawer
Mosquito has a market cap of £70m which is based on inferred assets of over 1 billion. VML has acquired assets with similar structures to Mosquito in Idaho and has a market cap of £4m. DYOR but definitely lots of potential. Got to start from somewhere
We have a company moving into profit, with a lot more potential assets elsewhere, all at a market cap elsewhere. This one seems to be under everyone elses radar
Facts are if countries are serious about reducing emissions then nuclear is a necessity in the fuel mix
Just need one of these contracts to come off and will be massive
Huge buys rolling in now!!! lol
Gives a higher base to work on when Q3 results come out, or results from sampling
WESTHOUSE SECURITIES @UK* Strong Buy ATUK.L / 9.63p / 7.65m / TP: 25p Interim results In our view, @UK's interim results read very positively despite group revenues in the first half falling by 13% to £1.1m and the adjusted LBT increasing to £0.36m from £0.22m. Within sales the core ecommerce revenues increased by 13.5% to £0.56m (this equated to organic growth of 77% if the GeM revenues are excluded). As has been flagged previously by management 2012 is very much a year of investment,(in sales and overseas expansion) so it is most encouraging to see that @UK is on track to deliver FY2012E results in line with expectations (£0.4m adjusted PBT on revenue of £3.2m). The increase in sales personnel has led to a substantial increase in the volume of proposals from 67 (worth c.£1m) in March to 140 (worth c.£2.4m) in May to 180 (worth c.£3.5m) at the end of June. While it is still early days in determining how quickly proposals are converting into purchase orders there is no doubt a significant sales pipeline has already been built in the UK. Indeed, with @UK on a number of framework agreements spanning the public sector, and with companies in the private sector also becoming more aware of the need to quantify their carbon footprint, @UK is currently uniquely positioned to grow the number of its UK ecommerce marketplaces. In addition, the agreement with Visa International has led to two significant overseas opportunities, one in Asia Pacific and one in the US. While the groundwork (in terms of spend analysis) has been completed in both cases it remains difficult to know if/when they will convert into sales and so are not currently included in our forecasts. Further international development has taken place with the opening of an Indian office, which is already profitable and augurs well, both for further growth in India and the potential to open offices in other countries. Part of the reason for management's confidence in meeting FY2012 expectations is the significant amount of renewals in the second half following the strong growth in the corresponding period last year. Ahead of publishing a research report in due course we are more than happy to reiterate our DCF-derived 25p target price and Strong Buy recommendation. And this note was before the asia conference. Hmmmm. Reads very well, but then again so do all broker notes