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certainly has been a long wait.... I thought this was a good buy when I waded in at 46 a few years ago with several K, Have averaged down a bit and have been sitting waiting patiently ever since!!!
This share is looking as duff as my PPA investment. Thought £10k was a good investment at 46, not as much as many in here I know but... ouch
A new trading range above £3. Buy rating in tonights evening standard with a broker target of £3.75.
locked in since 2.70. Very impressed with the steady climb back. Good management and positive aspirations for the future. All good I think - I'm holding
bought this week by Mark Hughes, Fund Manager. Article in Evening Standard last night stating HLO way oversold
yep certainly is a tortoise this one but am very pleased to see the steady climb back up...how's the pf on the falklands oilers. Took a fair profit a couple of weeks back on RKH myself which I have just lost + more these past few days (on paper anyway), exploiting the opprtunity to average down now but not a good end to the week!!
almost back to break even myself - patience as always!
similar story, was tempted to sell when it dropped below 2 but always thought 2.70 was a good price to invest so have sat tight... rock on NTG
simiar story, must say I came very close to selling too when it dipped under 2.00. Going to continue to hold for now, best of luck
left this one in the bottom drawer since buying in at 2.70 and watching it drift to the 1.80's
it's dropped further.. just cant work it out! waiting for the bounce now!
bought long at 1.50 last Thurs. Been in and out of the share durent recent volatile times. I work in the NHS and personally think this is way oversold under 2.00. Skimming through today's RNS didn't actually think it read at all badly so the markets reaction is surprising..
Thanks did wonder if it might be something to do with the White paper, personally I think way oversold again and have to agree could be a prime takeover target at this level. Took out a long position on weds at 1.54 but have 0 actually invested at the moment having sold out on the recent spike. Can see this back over 2.00 in the very near future and your source may have been right looking at the bounce of the 1.50. All the best
its like a ghost town though on this board! any news.... anyone?
excuse me for asking but what is the answer? have I missed something?
is looking almost identical to the last time this dropped like this back in March. Way oversold once again, £2+ here we come.....
lot less than some I am sure but at the moment I just dont know where this could end up, was tempted to bail at 2.30 but thought things were improving and have just watched this drop day on day, carnage
if already posted..... SVG Investment Managers tip : "Despite generating more than £100m Ebitda last year, Mecom (LSE: MEC), the European local newspaper group, is so unloved that for much of the past six months there have been no official market forecasts – a classic contrarian buy signal. The business model is far better than for UK local newspaper groups. A higher proportion of sales comes from resilient subscriptions, content is higher quality, and it has made good progress in growing digital and ancillary revenues – yet Mecom trades at a discount to these peers. David Montgomery has steered the group well through an advertising recession and the business is well placed for recovery. A fund-raising and asset disposals in 2009 have cut balance-sheet risk significantly, profits seem to have troughed last autumn, and total advertising revenues are stabilising. Using the modest EV/sales or EV/Ebitda multiples achieved by the disposals in early 2009 implies a target share price of more than 530p."