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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Direct | BDG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.365 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.365 | 0.365 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 28/7/2008 22:15 by dibbs Topdoc - it certainly doesn't read well to me. I have had grave doubts that this company could survive for sometime. Other than the eternal promise of parcel Xchange, which has been a constant drain on the company, the other business operates where fuel costs and competition make survival very difficult.BDG have issued shares at lower and lower prices and who will back them now? There are a raft of profitable AIM companies with strong balance sheets and cash in the bank trading on single digit PEs. Companies like BDG are meeting their end as the cash runs out. Bear markets see the end of these companies, the weak fail, they did upto 2003 during the last Bear Mraket and they will do again this time. Cash really is king at the moment for both investors and companies alike. Dibbs |
Posted at 14/7/2008 22:19 by granny7 £42,000 in BDG I would call maddness! |
Posted at 14/7/2008 20:19 by dibbs A bit of life in the old dog today! One 600k buy, sounds a lot until you multiply by 0.7p!I will be very surprised if BDG can survive the current market, and wider economic climate. BDG have barely held on during the good times so you wonder how they will take the rough... The next trading update will be very telling IMO. Dibbs |
Posted at 12/3/2008 23:32 by dibbs topdoc,My thoughts exactly. Dilution by way of any further fundraising would be massive at these levels. The chances of BDG creating shareholder value is minimal IMO. Classic failing AIM company in my opinion, the only way BDG shareprice will hit 10p again is if they consolidate 100 shares for 1 in the future! |
Posted at 11/3/2008 14:09 by granny7 As Tim got large blinker's or a lot of faith in BDG turning around and making a faster profit than the RNS suggest's? |
Posted at 11/3/2008 07:06 by funkyceo Cougar6 - do you actually invest in any AIM companies? Things are still on the move with BDG, ParcelXchange now in Finland! |
Posted at 26/2/2008 23:05 by dibbs New board, same problems! They still seem unable to read the business going forwards given the forecast improvement that has failed to materialise."The Board now expects the pre-tax loss (before exceptional items) for the 12 months to be of the order of £3.4m (2007 13 months: £1.9m). Accordingly, the result on that basis for the second half is now expected to be worse than the £1.6m reported for the first half, rather than the considerable improvement forecast in the Interim Announcement of 18 October 2007." I luckly have no position here, but contine to follow BDG. I think that putting out RNS's after hours makes a company look very naive in the extreme. Do they think that no one will notice or that people will have forgotten by the morning! It is one of my pet hates that says a lot about a company for me. It leaves me wondering what else they might be trying to hide away... Dibbs |
Posted at 26/2/2008 21:13 by granny7 As I know that the BDG office looks at this site,may I suggest that they put their hands in their pockets and buy tomorrow to shore up the share price They seem to have cost the company enough so time to give back huh!! |
Posted at 28/1/2008 18:36 by granny7 Surprised they never issued a RNS with this news so that the market can keep up with developements at BDG. |
Posted at 24/1/2008 22:50 by dibbs MM's moving down today could equally indicate a large sell being worked, yet to be reported? Falls are not always MM games IMO. The fears of a slowdown/ recession will impact on BDG for sure. How much I don't know, but the outlook for many businesses is less good than a few weeks ago. Less field engineers will be using parcelXchange in a slowing economy, just as volumes of products distributed for other customers will also reduce. I sold a few days ago with these concerns on my mind, the security of more cash is comforting! With profitable quality companies looking very cheap, companies like BDG aren't going to attract much investor interest in a more defensive market. Good luck to those of you who continue to hold. I reckon that these retain the potential to double or halve their share price in a day, so anything could happen! Dibbs |
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