Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
My breakeven bit is a bit higher at 390p even after buying more shares via the offer. hmmm. Think I might be stuck for a while as thats approx 500% increase on current SP....Good luck WATR....I will need it.
However this should not have driven the price down that much. Plus my previous posts.
Overall market sentiment is bad and has driven this further down. Also the tech sector has suffered more than most further adding to the fall. IMO good time to buy for a bounce back. (hopefully)
Since the Q2 figures. Now worth buying in again. (Even if for short term)
Hopefully not before I get another chance to buy back in... ;-)
Good return over one day. Time to bail for me as 6% increase over one day is too good to turn down. GL to those left in. Should never have fallen that much in the first place.
AU. also tanked on good results and then had a decent small recovery. (enough for a day trader to make a small profit) Good results and tiny debt.Just fairly cautious over next Q3 results, but even their forecast here is equal or better than current Q2 results. Good news.
At last some decnt buys and upward movement. Very good company, (IMO)
Lets hope your prediction for AU. does as well as you and the rest of the MCHL gang predicted just as I was pondering to wait a bit longer to be sure of the bottom. Ummmm. Oh well. GL all in AU. Wall St finished strong which may also help bounce this stock back up.
Not that great a deal, however looks like most of us have no choice but to buy more shares in the hope they recover. I too have purchased more (against my better judgement) and even then need a rise of approx 533% to make a tiny profit.... Personally feel a bit shafted by QTI....
0712 GMT [Dow Jones] Hays' (HAS.LN) 4Q '10 results show a return to year-on-year growth for the first time in two years, which is clearly a good sign, says Seymour Pierce. Notes on a like-for-like basis net fee income was up 8%, compared with the same period last year, driven by Asia Pacific. Nevertheless, says growth rates are slightly disappointing compared to those reported by peers such as Robert Walters (RWA.LN). Adds UK conditions remain tough. From a valuation perspective, says there is better value in small cap stocks such as Harvey Nash (HVN.LN), which it rates at buy. Has Hays at hold, with 100p price target. Shares +3.9% at 94p.
Blimey. However very large B/O Spread as everyone else has stated. BUT they are back...........
Just seeing reports on CNBC stating there is currently a shortage of containers and this area is showing increased activity, which many believe is one of the first signs of recovery. Must admit I am tempted to buy more of GPRT, however even with this type of news out today the SP still under delivers. Unsure if it is just a negative city sentiment to this particular share or something stronger. Like you I would be more tempted to dip into other shares which could have a stronger recovery. Final thought is that GPRT may have locked in some good rates for the next few years, however this may mean that they are then unable to reap full rewards of any spike in container demand??? Not sure.
Always tough as if to low then drives the current SP down too much. However I agree that the discount of approx 1.5% was not that exciting. With the SP still falling even less exciting and I will be unlikely to take up any more shares via the RI. Seems to be a good reason for raising the cash though and if you think it a worthwhile long term investment then best to top up on current buy price which is now at a discount to the RI?????
Record date 9th July
Sorry forgot to state that author owns shares in this stock.
Very low debt, increased market share so that when recovery kicks in it will be well placed, good current low price and a decent (ish) divi due next week. Plus a good write up. There is plenty to recommend in Harvey Nash's shares, not least its progressive dividend policy, which in 2009 delivered a 10 per cent increase in the total divi. Furthermore, shares in Harvey Nash, which trade on a 2011 price to earnings ratio of 9.6, now look good value and are at a substantial discount to rivals Michael Page and Hays, according to analysts at Numis. The Independent says buy.
I recently sold out at 208 for a quick profit and am tempted to dive back in. However it looks like there has been a declining head and shoulders during April and May. Do people think this is too short a time frame to show a decent change in direction especially as FENR has proved very robust today in the light of the FTSE going down and the fundementals still looking good?
Explicit, is your broker saying that QTI has delisted? Admit it does not look good. However the QTI website does not detail any info about a delisting and my broker account still shows the shares as having some value, although still not trading. Anyone else have any news.
Even with the market diving, this share is almost 50% lower than it's highs of 4 weeks ago. This can't be right. Surely a good buy in time. (if a little brave) Author owns shares in this company.