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THis feels like Vialogy all over again. We are losing the faith!
every blessing
Rev Shep
Both I and my parishioners having sold out for a good profit, were tempted in by news of a 400p bid from a venture capitalist. That in hindsight was both silly and greedy. The shares had had a good rise and when the excellent results were announced, they had already been priced in. Hence the fall in the SP. If they drop any further, it is still possible that we may receive that bid as they are now beginning to look cheap.
every blessing
Rev Shep
I and my parishioners have held since Vialogy and thought Yourgene ws to be a cloud with a silver lining. How wrong we have been. A couple of days ago analysts in N York were bullish saying that turnover for Yourgene was going to be a lot more than expected. However they added the rider that the company would be profitable "in a few years time". We seem to have taken on more overhead in the form of staff and in our view we have a company trying to expand too quickly. That unfortunately is the fault of the BOD, in whom we have little faith . We are fearful that this may turn out to be ANOTHER Vialogy. Our only salvation,as Twix says, could be a takeover?
Every blessing
Rev Shep
Children, children, can we please stop all of this bickering. It is doing nobody any good and only seems to be manifesting itself. I and my parishioners are also dispapointed with this company's performance as we have also held since the vialogy days. In a world of gerneral upheaval at the moment, let us sit back and count our blessings, and perhaps enter into a spirit of goodwill pre Christmas.
every blessing
Rev Shep
I and my fellow parishioners feel that a takeover is very unlikely. Unfortunately we feel that the company has too much debt. This has been a very disappointing investment for all of us but a good dividend earner.
every blessing
revshep
Both I and my parishioners are with Interactive and as far as we are aware we shall get the scrip dividend. in new shares.
every blessing Rev Shep
Bakky, thanks for that clarification.
My fellow parishioners and myself have just watched the AGM broadcast. We were not impressed with it as AR came over to us as a bit shifty and evasive. Two worrying points that we picked up on, correct us if we are wrong, was that the business has a glodal headcount of only 90 people and that Covid accounted for 50% of the 15m revenue. I know that they are investing heavily for the future but it worries us that they are trying to expand too quicky. We do not think that there will be any improvement in shareholder value for at least 2 years. Considering some of us have been here since the vialogy days then that should not present a problem. We know that it is an obvious statement but we feel that unless increased turnover can convert to pretax profits and dividends start to be paid then the share price will go nowhere. We would also be happier if the shares were on the main market and not AIM, which has always been regarded as an "iffy" market. As Twix says, we feel that our best hope that a buyout by a larger pharmaceutical company may be our best outcome. Every blessing rev shep
This really is getting silly girls.
Both myself and my parishioners have held these shares for some time and apart from good income, they have proved very disappointing. Would not a merger with Bt be a good idea? It would make a very strong Uk and global brand and would make a good symmetry. Bt with its line rental and sport and Vodafone with a strong mobile business. What does anyone else think? Every blessing. Rev Shep
Both myself and my parishioners have held VOD for a number of years. We bought originally for capital growth but have since realised that it has merely turned into an income stock. We feel that the balance sheet is very weak. It has too much goodwill on it. Anyone can buy other companies but need to pay the right price. IOO VOD has clearly paid over the odds for a lot of its acquisitions. We average in at about 150p. We feel that it will be some time before we break even so will enjoy the yield until then. Every blessing Rev Shep
Both myself and my parishioners have held these for some time. We have now liquidated our position. Looking at the balance sheet, the bidding company must see an awful lot of potential going forward as it is stuffed with intangible assets.
every blessing rev shep
I and my parishioners are a little confused, so correct us if we are wrong. We hold shares in Banco Santander following on from the Abbey National days. Everybody keeps on about a rights issue. Surely this only occurs when something is offered for sale. As this is not costing us anything, I think, shouldn't the correct terminology be that it is a scrip dividend.
every blessing rev shep
Both my parishioners and I have held these shares since the Vialogy days. With all of the "potential" good things that the company is doing, why is the share price languishing when the general market is buoyant. IOO the price should be at least 25p. Is there something lurking in the background that we PI's don't know about. Any thoughts??
every blessing
rev shep
My parishioners and I are in both of the above stocks which, as we know, have been hard hit by the decline in the retail sector. We believe that there may be a silver lining. Why not convert empty shops to residential properties as the country seems to be crying out for housing. Certainly they could be converted to get the homeless off of the streets and give them a "fixed abode" so as to able to apply for employment. Empty shops could also be developed into flats for the general public, with all amenities, shops etc on the doorstep. Ham/Intu could then sell their empty properties to developers and get back near to their book cost?
Just some thoughts.
every blessing
rev shep
Not a good trading statement to state the obvious. It would seem more prudent and cheaper to cut dividend payments until the debt has been substantially reduced. Mars IOHO was considered a ripe takeover. However we are not so sure with all of this debt. M & B cut their dividends some time ago and are thriving. Perhaps MARS should do the same.
every blessing
rev shep
I parishioners and I have just topped up our holding as they have IOHO fallen too much. An RNS has just come out indicating Barclays have taken a 6% stake,unless we misread it. They would fit quite nicely into their mortgage portfolio?
every blessing revshep
My parishioners and I seem to be running out of luck. We have held Mars for some time and still consider it a likely candidate for a bid on the back of Greene King. It seems that one little bit of bad news send the shares lower. They are at least paying a dividend, not like M & B which seems to be roaring ahead, and their PE ratio is less.
every blessing rev shep