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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Corin Grp | LSE:CRG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031526527 | ORD 2.5P |
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% | 70.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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19/4/2011 13:55 | Nice write up in latest MoneyWeek. Paul Hill posts this as a speculative Buy mainly based on the distribution agreement with Mako Surgical in US - home to half the global orthopaedic spend. Going forward Corin's full range of non-metal joints is expected to be rolled out by 2012. Fair value 80p. RM | rampmeister | |
28/3/2011 16:40 | really weird ... I guess I dont understand the markets and know thw buys and sells are just guesses but look at the large buys (the prices look right) anyone shed any light? | ca5hworth | |
25/3/2011 20:27 | I'm a chartist so to speak. Had a buy signal on this in November 2010 based on my own system rules. I then purchased at 49.25p. This was a risky purchase as a wide stop was required (34p). Difficult to confidently define S/R on the daily chart. However, a weekly close above 58.8p would give me confidence in continuation of the "breakout". I don't define the current price action as a technical breakout as such, but from a volume perspective it can be classified as such. Ideal price targets range from 84p - 114p. A weekly close below 58p next week would have me slightly concerned that we wont see follow through in the short term. | rs2ooo | |
24/3/2011 12:32 | .... seems to be abreak out ... ? hopefully even chartists will have a look at this as well as value investors..! | ca5hworth | |
24/3/2011 11:02 | Seems to be well-liked :) | trixter | |
24/3/2011 09:01 | Thanks smarkmmm. Potentially promising products coming through in next 1 - 2 years. If they make it, there could be a significant re-rating. | trixter | |
23/3/2011 21:45 | Interview: Best foot forward at Corin "I don't think you can put the share price gain purely down to the MAKO deal," Huntley said. "I think part of it is a recognition by the market that our strategy is paying off. We can now see that reaction to the new products being rolled out is positive and this is coming through in the numbers." Huntley seemed particularly keen on the group's new advanced highly cross-linked polyethylene liner, ECIMA, which is a cutting edge (figuratively speaking, not surgically) product which is generating lots of interest. "I'll spare you the full medical details," Huntley told a grateful Sharecast journalist. "I'll just say that it is one of the few vitamin E polyethylene liners on the market anywhere in the world, and is expected to give long term stability and very low wear rates." | smarkmmm | |
23/3/2011 17:24 | Positive reaction to results...good to see.. | trixter | |
22/3/2011 20:02 | Quite a positive annual report ... not read in detail as yet but new distribution deal looks good too! | ca5hworth | |
22/3/2011 07:14 | Good progress...this is cheap IMO. Happy to continue to hold and add. | trixter | |
20/3/2011 01:44 | Hi Ca5hworth,not sure about Supergroup but just compared it to French Connection(FCCN)to show FC's extreme undervaluation.Super If I did not own shares in all of them I would buy all four now but be prepared to add to all at lower levels. You may get the opportunity to buy Titon at slightly lower levels but I doubt the other three will fall. Mallett(MAE), Titon(TON) and Northamber(NAR) are all trading at less than their minimum liquidation levels and Bloomsbury Publishing(BMY) are trading at an unwarranted less than 20% premium to that level. Each of these shares has a strong and compelling story but I think the clearest and most convincingly undervalued, on the basis of known facts and definite prospects, are International Antiques Dealer,Mallett(MAE). Lastly it makes sense for Mallett to bring together their internationally recognised brand,their 146 years of knowledge base and archive history along with their £8mln of stock to launch an "on line" auction site. They've spoken before of their "underexploited brand" and opportunities but it remains to be seen whether this will materialise. The very top end of the market is a difficult one for on line auctioneers-see article on Mallett thread but I firmly believe they have a unique set of attributes and circumstances to make it happen and make it a success. regards | rainmaker | |
19/3/2011 17:01 | what do you reckon to Supergroup ... just bought in again at 1400? also whats your favorite from the list? | ca5hworth | |
09/3/2011 08:56 | For the dedicated hard core Value Investor looking to tuck away shares in an ISA there're aren't too many main market Companies that even come close to qualifying for purchase. Mallett(MAE), Titon(TON), Bloomsbury(BMY) and Northamber(NAR) do but I'm already holding all those. regards | rainmaker | |
09/3/2011 08:25 | C-I don't think it's going to get cheap enough for me to buy but good luck.I'm very disciplined when it comes to opening new positions and I won't chase the share price regards | rainmaker | |
09/3/2011 07:51 | Yes it is ISAable ... I emailed on Monday about results posting and it was referred to the finance department - I got a response yesterday after the RNS about anuall results. Looking forward but I dont expect anything differnt to the interim message of better growth and reducing debt. | ca5hworth | |
07/3/2011 20:48 | Trading at over £6 in 2007.I'm going back some 12 years in my research but the period 2007 and 2008 particularly interests me. regards | rainmaker | |
07/3/2011 20:45 | Someone correct me if I am wrong but Corin has a main market listing as a member of Small Cap index so fully Isable and CTFable? regards | rainmaker | |
07/3/2011 20:41 | If you read the interview with eminent Value Investing Tutor Professor Bruce Greenwald from Columbia University on the Value thread(VAL)he advises Investors to look for boring, unglamorous Companies. There surely can't be a more suitable candidate than Corin. My research is ongoing but would like to buy at around half current levels, if at all. IMHO no problems with solvency here but that final £2.4mln instalment due 2012 may have cause some Investors some nervousness in the context of a falling share price and no news. regards | rainmaker | |
07/3/2011 13:12 | am just waiting for an answer to my email before I call, I dont see it as a big issue - this is a very professional company in my view so will reserve judgement for now. Agree with rainmaker about solvency and assume that loans can be extended or negotiated with other parties providing bills are paid as it seems they are under current arrangements.# These are negative aspects (Which you can find with all companies!) but I am also interested in the potential of this company to delivery regional growth leading into new product launches next year ... thats why I want to see the results .. to check on sales position. | ca5hworth | |
06/3/2011 17:38 | Hi Cashworth, currently researching this Company. Net Working Capital is around 26p which where I become seriously interested. There is the final instalment of a loan repayment for £2.4mln due May 2012 which could be spooking a few Investors.But IMHO no potential solvency issues. Z score is 3.5 regards | rainmaker | |
06/3/2011 14:00 | well ... there are questions and I will be phoning tomorrow if no RNS about results - however they did post end of march in 2009 vs last years early march. I know they said results likely to be early march but doesnt necessarily mean that much. company has cash, is reducing debt (OK at £4.5m), increasing sales so what's the problem~? (if any) ... and what is the genuine opportnity here? be interested in other views? | ca5hworth | |
03/3/2011 09:48 | Strange how the shares have fallen. On the face of it doesn't look good. | nick rubens | |
01/3/2011 14:25 | I have sent e-mails but no reply to find out when results and why the downtrend and if events different to IMS. | joeblogg2 | |
01/3/2011 14:22 | Either there's some bad news about, or this is seriously undervalued. | mctmct | |
24/2/2011 18:43 | any ideas what that 100000 lat trade was? | ca5hworth |
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