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I didn't expect this SP to go intraday down as 1.23 but this may have something to do with the Greeks. However, I believe this share is close to the bottom and even if the worst case scenario is to happen with Greece then I don't see this share going down much further, but other overpriced shares will be punishingly corrected. Cheer up all, it's close to the bottom and the only way is up. GLA

Does anyone know if there was a major restructuring in the business model between 2007 and now for the share price to be at half of the 2007 peak, or was this part of the recession? It's good to know that the high watermark surpassed the £1 barrier, so it can still surpass this level, considering the momentum and the value this business gained since 2007.

Another interesting RNS. So the plot thickens but still no clarity what's going on!

I have to admit that I was quite miffed about that RNS and it took me a while to decipher what was going on. It seems they have holdings less than 5% but still send an RNS when they sold more but did not disclose what was their new shareholding. I was almost ready to pick up the phone and call the person on the RNS contact list. You aised some very interesting points, hopefully someone can answer them.

And best margin for Market Makers. At one point today MM were making 25% premium if you were to buy or sell this share. This share has good potential but due to MM taking the pi** I won't bother.

Watch this share price fly today.

I don't think anyone would be daft enough to try and cover their large purchase with employee share purchase scheme. Perhaps the folks are getting on the bandwagon to record their shares on the register to qualify for the dividend, which I believe goes ex dividend on 26th June 2015.

Although the news is good but it's already priced in the current share price. It will be very difficult for this share to go further up now that it's above the 52 week high.

I'm invested in this company and have always viewed the company from an investor's perspective but after seeing the media clip, I'm impressed with this company and I would certainly buy those service packs if Vertu were near me. From the Forrester's comments it seems that they want to push more after sales service and this can only be achieved by acquiring more dealerships as the customer needs to be near their dealership to benefit from the service packs. Therefore, I see more M&A activity with good robust plan for long term growth. This is indeed a long term hold as it also pays dividend.

I think it had something to do with Michael Page's (MP) results, which dragged this SP down. However, the results of MP was misinterpreted as being a profit warning when they just mention that their next years profit will be more or less flatlined. Apart from another ONS employment update in Nov and Dec and the trading update in Jan 2015, there may be other news that could push this SP up, I.e full blown QE by ECB or the rumour of special dividend that could come to fruition. However, at those low price I think the SP is a great bargain especially with a PE ratio of 18, which much less than Hays' peers. As usual DYOR and GLA.

Oh great! No stamp duty, in that case this share will be perfect for day trading now that it will have alot of volatility.

It seems that Westhouse Securities also agrees with my views with regards this being a temporary upside. http://www.lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=22137183&ArticleHeadline=Broker_tips_Shire_Hargreaves_Lansdown_Rio_Tinto_Balfour_Beatty

Wow 25% drop from yesterday's closing! The only positive is that at least the dividend yield will look much better now. I couldn'r help noticing that this share has some connections with Jersey, therefore can someone confirm if this share is exempt from stamp duty?

Don't worry rugs, it will come back down as the new CEO would want to uncover any dodgy or loss making projects/contracts after PwC/Deloitte's findings. It's in his best interest to do so to make himself look better by depressing 2014 results as he will take the helm from 1st Jan 2015 and has absolute power to make corrections to any project valuations. I know he will uncover more bad news just like the new CEO of Tesco.

Great results. It must be some sort of milestone to break the 1 billion sales figure and surprisingly this company pays dividend. I can't see any reason why this company should not assimilate all the independant garages and bring this under one umbrella roof company.

With all the positive new car registration figures, I believe the results will be better than the market expectations. However, all the positive news will pale into insignificant if the current bearish sentiment in the market continues.

This share will be a great value buy at 1.50. Until then. it's just not that interesting.

If they don't sell Parsons Brinckerhoff, wouldn't this trigger breach of bank covenants with debt ot EBIDTA ratios? Any breach of this magnitude would make the company weak in the eyes of their customers when bidding for new projects and contracts. City Analysts are hoping that Carillion would come back to the bidding table if BBY don't sell Parsons Brinckerhoff.

I fear that there's going to be more bad news coming out of this company. It would be interesting to know what Deloitte or PwC comes out with their findings with regards to outstanding projects, which I don't think will be good, and thus spark demanding resignation of senior BOD. Once the BOD are sacked and they announce the appointment of new BOD, and then and only then I can see this SP going up. I'm too scared to dip my toes on this share at the moment due to recent market sentiment and not in the habit of catching a falling knife.

We will have even better news on the 15th Oct when ONS reveals its latest unemployment figures. With all the positive broker recommendations and impending good employment statistics, I'm feeling very positive and I don't think the SP will go through the usual minor hiccup after ex-divi date.