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Draw a line along the peaks of the sp on the log chart over the past year or so and you will see that we are now in breakout territory. An interesting few weeks to come.

Merry Christmas holders.

I think it would be better if their focus is to turn the red negative profits into good positive profits in annual reports, not just stating a load of bull trying to placate shareholders.

Webcast did improve for me after a time, with less delays.

He did say that they are just waiting for confirmation that the parts have been offloaded at SA port, but that is always the type of positive comment that comes from Leon. I think (and fed back) it is about time these presentations included other board members as not everything about running a company comes down to technical ability.

I'm getting a delay in this webcast of a out 3 seconds in each ten. Are others experiencing the same or is it at my end I wonder

In response to JLP positive, as I do not consider myself much of an analyst expert I tend to take notice of the professionals that claim to be. Maybe Slater does too, as well as using his own analysis.

The information I had gave a forecast of £20m net profit for next financial year I believe but has recently been reduced to £9m. Possibly the cause of the recent sp fall since results. Forecast for FY 2025 is £30m which could be achieved or bettered with all that is going on, although £9m 2024 profit does not allow much for rapid expansion.

If £9m net profit is reflected in shareprice then that equates to about 7% sp increase from today's. It still beats a bank! If the £30m is achieved or exceeded then ,well, that could be the beginning of an exponential sp price chart.

I'll not prolong discussion on that but will comment that JLP book value is £201m and market cap is £137m. That indicates to me that the sp is undervalued.

Don't see what you are trying to say charttopper. Although the companies are same value if they both make the same % of value in profits and that goes into the sp then shareholders in the 1m shares company will get 1000 times more benefit than those in the company with 1bn shares.

Thanks Seisnav, much appreciated. Also your other posts giving detailed info.

Gotreal, because I've assumed that has been discontinued and research back in history would just be a waste of time. Searching on this BB did not help. It was a year or two ago I believe. Just wondering if others have a better memory than me.

With regard to past Jubilee developments that were given names I seem to recall in the past talk of "elephants". Could someone please enlighten me to what they were and whether they became extinct.

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For once i can say I agree with you there. I hold some but they are now firmly in the bottom drawer. Selling is for the impatient.

Should have checked. Made 14% to 21% on those stocks, not 10% to 17%.

I subscribed to Stockopedia about 9 months ago for company data and analysis and although Bushytailed responded to my post saying I would lose money, I have since made 10% to 17% on the 4 stocks I invested in using their information and analysis methods. They were RHIM, SEPL, CRN and KLR.

The stockranking for Jubilee was poor at that time but I was surprised how they have upgraded the ranking following the recent results, even though profits were down.

With scoring out of 100 the changes were as follows (and current on Stocko website):-

-Quality up 18 points to 63

-Value up 29 to 81

- Momentum unchanged at 18 (unsurprisingly)

-Overall Stockrank up 23 to 54.

I have a respect for their website and its methods/analysis and find it reassuring that Jubilee will come good, albeit in a year or two, with profits starting to explode.

Its a shame Jubilee doesn't understand PR and will have to rely on future results to do the talking.

As he said, they need to fix in the head office. Fixed with generators on plant.

Analysts have been forecasting net profits for 2023 at 10.5m for some time so 12.3m should in theory have cause some sp rise. It seems the market is affected by other negative factors however.

Like many others I'm rather peeved at the speed of reporting annul results, even preliminary unaudited, that might support the share price in the current Japanese torture. Makes me think they want it to go down to let their institutional mates get more cheaply, but then why would Ollie an Leon have bought at about 9p. I am interested to hear comments from others on typical, long or short periods other companies take to report.

Comments please, but the likes of Sourcream and Muckytailed need not reply unless they can give examples of recent fast reporting and name the companies.

It wants me to subscribe with cash. How about pasting the article here.

Oops sorry. Wrong site!

This site shows sp down 2% at present but 2 other apps are showing up 14% and 19%. Crazy.

Equality, see gotreal's post of 28 June indicating possible takeover bids of £1.

Would you be happy with that?