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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Accumuli | LSE:ACM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0YMTT32 | ORD 0.25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 31.25 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/1/2015 11:12 | Wise words nicyts, buying growing companies, in big growth areas in the key to making money. | igoe104 | |
06/1/2015 11:12 | I bought in at 22p earlier last year ,more at 26.5p ,more at 22p in the summer doldrums then last week at 27p .Av 24p .Small top-ups on weakness can lead to big gains when the market prices the company correctly .Felt sick at the time when it fell to 20p in the summer but you have to believe in the company. At 14x still q.cheap but would buy more at nearer 25p. | buffetteer | |
06/1/2015 10:59 | Trading is to difficult for me.I buy because of the fundementals . Here they look good.We'll run growing company in growth area.I will just hold and if I am right this will increase in price over time. There will be variations in price but they are not important short term.The market is manipulated by others for short term gain. They cannot however manipulate the fundementals .Good luck to all genuine investors . | nicyts | |
06/1/2015 10:43 | I have a similar problem in that I buy early (and discover later I could have actually got it cheaper and often sell, having held it through the highs then sell and see it recover and could have got more had I waited) but content myself with the notion that only 'paper' dealers only get it right every time. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. The main thing is that 'you've got to be in it to win it' as they say. Nice to see ACM getting back on course again. | mazarin | |
06/1/2015 10:30 | That`s the general mistake most investors make with investing, they hang onto the losers too long and sell to quickly when they see any sign of profit. Me and rivaldo will be probably be here in a few year`s time when the share price is over a quid. | igoe104 | |
05/1/2015 19:51 | Guessing the market doesn't work for me. Selling a good company to try and buy back cheaper only causes me angst. Better for me to sit back, feet up and wait. | baxter99 | |
05/1/2015 16:10 | i won't be selling when the stock is still undervalued -run your winners ! | buffetteer | |
05/1/2015 15:44 | Feel we'll be at these levels until more news. Tempted to sell some. | thepopeofchillitown | |
05/1/2015 12:00 | It would not take much optimism to see this at 20x -42p in the not too distant future . | buffetteer | |
05/1/2015 11:29 | More new highs - still plenty of upside to Finncap's 36p valuation. Given 2.1p EPS forecast for the year commencing soon, a P/E of 14.7 is still pretty cheap relative to sector peers in cyber-security etc. | rivaldo | |
05/1/2015 09:32 | Nice bit of movement first thing, pushing the 'sp' momentarily up a couple of pence with the inevitable 'profit takers' moving in on the act. I think this will require some Contract News or something of similar weight to establish the next level. | mazarin | |
04/1/2015 08:47 | Thanks for replies so far, I thought it may be interesting to see how the others have performed v-a-v ACM following added interest and recent international awareness of cyber incursions, be they a result of threats from originated external agents or actions by disaffected insiders. The latter having the potential to be the most destructive in my view. For recent Bloomberg comment on reaction to cyber threat see: | mazarin | |
03/1/2015 21:37 | Check out FLX. They are security specialists and have a new cyber security division. | visacard | |
03/1/2015 18:10 | mazarin - you could do worse that check out NCC. | gargleblaster | |
03/1/2015 16:53 | Can anyone suggest what other UK company's specialise in providing cyber security or similar products? I currently hold ECK, ACM and UNG that each provide some form of specific IT Solution and/or Third party expertise for Companies managing Financial and Credit Card transactions, Call Centre traffic and Customer data. I believe MONI is in the same sector and that also British Aerospace (BA.) have a division specifically tackling IT & Data Protection relating to defence issues and am interested to discover who else is similarly involved. It's likely that many individual companies have their own 'in-house' sections especially set-up to deal with this now, ever increasing problem affecting their business, however, the strength of specialist Companies, such as ACM IMO, is that they can offer much wider experience and greater depth that they gain as a result of their broader specialist knowledge and wider application across a whole range corporate client based businesses and organisations. | mazarin | |
03/1/2015 11:09 | 2.1p for the year to Mar-16 seems about right to me, if anything slightly on the low side. Agree with Rivaldo's comment that 14x for the year about to start looks good value given the growth, sector, yield etc | adamb1978 | |
03/1/2015 09:34 | Understood riv - my point it that the update is not "registering" at trusted information databases that private investors use. I will email Finncap to find out if they can shed any light on this. | gargleblaster | |
03/1/2015 07:56 | Finncap have definitively increased their forecasts. In post 1258 I posted Finncap's summary of their new increased forecasts as follows, and the IC article confirms the increase in EPS terms to 2.1p EPS for the coming year. Here's my post again.....:o)) "Accumuli*: Acquisition of RandomStorm (CORP) Accumuli has announced the acquisition of RandomStorm, an integrated information security specialist with its own IP which provides scalable managed network security services. The £8.9m net consideration will be funded from existing resources and a new £10m five-year debt facility. In addition to the strategic fit which enables cross sales into the existing Accumuli client base, the acquisition delivered £1m of EBITDA from £3.5m revenue in the year to 30 April 2014: we upgrade Accumuli's FY15 and FY16 EBITDA by 4% and 23% respectively, lifting our target price to 36p (33p)." | rivaldo | |
03/1/2015 01:06 | Adam/riv - On company Refs and Sharescope it is also still showing the 1.7 and 1.8 projected EPS figures for 2015/16 (this relates to the last update on 11th July). This raises the question of whether Finncap have "officially" updated their projections or is the 2.1 figure "inferred"? The IC article above also uses the 2.1 EPS figure for 2016. Presumably when/if figures are officially updated - it could lead to a further boost in the sp?! | gargleblaster | |
02/1/2015 20:01 | I use IC (FT). It says one analyst covering. Predicting 21.5 for 2015 and 23.19 for 2016. So it looks as if your source is about right. apad | apad | |
02/1/2015 18:56 | Where do people on here get figures for analyst/consensus forecasts from? I used to use TMF (which sources its info from Digital Look) however they look hopelessly out of date for ACM - saing £21m revenue this year and £23m next year! EPS of 1.7p and 1.8p respectively. The latter again looks perhaps 20% too low Cheers | adamb1978 | |
02/1/2015 16:21 | May see even more upside on Monday, as in my experience often occurs with IC tips for smaller cos. ie. PIs often take the weekend to absorb. | pastybap |
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