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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover Les. | DISL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.25 | 0.25 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 14/10/2011 09:16 by niggle No point blaming other people, there was some hope that the sales would improve the financial position but the UK is Fkd, look at ASOS. It was all over for DISL in January. End |
Posted at 10/10/2011 08:19 by jermaine77 shocking b.s.TOPINFO - 13 Jul'11 - 19:59 - 123514 of 123583 humbugg hence why share price at historic low but its starting to turn around and its cleared debt with property sales leaving assets for basically nowt. Once DISL had a share price of over 30p. Its now under 1p. The business and its name and assets worth well in excess of £1.5 million mkt cap IMHO. Not one for investors who dont like high risk, but with high risk comes big rewards if you get it right and I reckon there is no downside now at DISL, only upside. However If Im proved wrong I shall eat humble pie. |
Posted at 10/10/2011 07:35 by cufes2 Oh dear, I did try and warn them but they didn't want to listen as usual . . .CuFeS2 - 23 Apr'11 - 09:55 - 876 of 909 edit I have never made a single post re SAR or SOLO . . . moreforuseless is posting lies and is part of a pump and dump ring on the CR thread who have helped create the spikes on the DISL chart . . . Back to the matter in hand . . . DISL looks like a bit of a basket case ATM and quite possibly won't be around to benefit from any upturn in the market despite what Halfords and the Caravanning Club say IMHO . . . the balance sheet is weak with £10m of intangibles included in the net asset figure of £7m . . . potential further impairments make the balance sheet look weaker still . . . they are running out of assets to sell to reduce debt . . . margins have been "compressed" . . . the outlook statement says it all IMHO . . . obviously I would be interested to listen if anyone can put forward a cogent investment case . . . CuFeS2 - 14 Jul'11 - 07:59 - 906 of 909 edit For the record TOPLIAR was caught posting lies re DISL last night . . . TOPINFO - 13 Jul'11 - 19:59 - 123514 of 123583 humbugg hence why share price at historic low but its starting to turn around and its cleared debt with property sales leaving assets for basically nowt. Once DISL had a share price of over 30p. Its now under 1p. The business and its name and assets worth well in excess of £1.5 million mkt cap IMHO. Not one for investors who dont like high risk, but with high risk comes big rewards if you get it right and I reckon there is no downside now at DISL, only upside. However If Im proved wrong I shall eat humble pie. CuFeS2 - 13 Jul'11 - 20:12 - 123518 of 123583 edit To claim DISL has ". . . cleared debt with property sales leaving assets for basically nowt . . ." is complete rubbish . . . even a cursory glance at the balance sheet will prove this is untrue . . . hence the qualification in the accounts . . . -- Although the Directors are satisfied that the Group and Company has the ability to continue to trade within its current financing arrangements, they recognise that the current economic environment presents significant challenges. As explained in Note 1, the Directors recognise that future trading performance in the current economic environment is difficult to forecast with certainty and a period of underperformance against forecast would have a significant effect on cash flows and would adversely impact on the Group's ability to operate within existing facilities and the terms of the CVA. |
Posted at 14/7/2011 07:59 by cufes2 For the record TOPLIAR was caught posting lies re DISL last night . . .TOPINFO - 13 Jul'11 - 19:59 - 123514 of 123583 humbugg hence why share price at historic low but its starting to turn around and its cleared debt with property sales leaving assets for basically nowt. Once DISL had a share price of over 30p. Its now under 1p. The business and its name and assets worth well in excess of £1.5 million mkt cap IMHO. Not one for investors who dont like high risk, but with high risk comes big rewards if you get it right and I reckon there is no downside now at DISL, only upside. However If Im proved wrong I shall eat humble pie. CuFeS2 - 13 Jul'11 - 20:12 - 123518 of 123583 edit To claim DISL has ". . . cleared debt with property sales leaving assets for basically nowt . . ." is complete rubbish . . . even a cursory glance at the balance sheet will prove this is untrue . . . hence the qualification in the accounts . . . -- Although the Directors are satisfied that the Group and Company has the ability to continue to trade within its current financing arrangements, they recognise that the current economic environment presents significant challenges. As explained in Note 1, the Directors recognise that future trading performance in the current economic environment is difficult to forecast with certainty and a period of underperformance against forecast would have a significant effect on cash flows and would adversely impact on the Group's ability to operate within existing facilities and the terms of the CVA. |
Posted at 08/7/2011 11:49 by cufes2 robandkerryMost companies are priced to go bust for a reason IMHO . . . obviously some recover and I hope this comes good for you . . . PS DISL has been "promoted" a few times on the CR penny punt thread so watch out for the spikes . . . edit . . . see above . . . |
Posted at 08/7/2011 11:28 by cufes2 £7 million? . . . not on a net asset basis with all those intangibles IMHO . . . strip them out and what do you get . . .95% . . . any evidence for that . . . back to DISL, by their own admission the Directors think there is a potential to go bust . . . and the lenders are effectively in control of the business . . . -- The Group and Company are dependent on continuing support from their bankers in the form of term financing, overdrafts and various "inventory facilities". Although the directors believe that the banks will continue to support the Group and the Company, the overdrafts and "inventory facilities" are technically repayable on demand and as such this cannot be guaranteed. But good luck with it . . . |
Posted at 08/7/2011 10:31 by topinfo Bought back in today, this looks seriously undervalued now and at this level very vulnerable to a bid too. Chart says bounce too. |
Posted at 23/4/2011 09:55 by cufes2 I have never made a single post re SAR or SOLO . . . moreforuseless is posting lies and is part of a pump and dump ring on the CR thread who have helped create the spikes on the DISL chart . . .Back to the matter in hand . . . DISL looks like a bit of a basket case ATM and quite possibly won't be around to benefit from any upturn in the market despite what Halfords and the Caravanning Club say IMHO . . . the balance sheet is weak with £10m of intangibles included in the net asset figure of £7m . . . potential further impairments make the balance sheet look weaker still . . . they are running out of assets to sell to reduce debt . . . margins have been "compressed" . . . the outlook statement says it all IMHO . . . obviously I would be interested to listen if anyone can put forward a cogent investment case . . . Outlook The predictions for only a modest growth in the UK economy in 2011 are proving to be accurate. Consumer confidence remains fragile and may well weaken again as the deficit cuts and the tax increases begin to bite from April. The trend in the UK leisure market has shown some improvements relative to last year's low point but the recovery is patchy and the 2011 high season could be threatened by a further fall in confidence. For these reasons, it is difficult to predict the market's path in the six months to August 2011. The Group is expecting the seasonal uplift in trade in the second half year. It is also possible that the Group's trading environment will benefit from the weakening of competitive dealers after three years of reduced demand. Nevertheless, it is still assumed that it will be another tough period for margins and cash. Steps have already been taken to improve both of these and this work will continue in order to be prepared for the next low season. In parallel, we continue to assess our strategic options. Whilst there are obstacles still to overcome, opportunities to extend the product range and to add a new distribution channel are emerging and it is hoped that progress will be made in both of these areas during 2011. The Group's results in the first half were better than last year, but were impacted nonetheless by continued recessionary conditions and pressure on margins. Whilst the stock pressure may be lessening, the second half year is expected to be equally challenging. |
Posted at 23/4/2011 08:51 by moreforus lol..he's a well known troll who uses multiple handles to de-ramp any and i mean any sharehe was telling people to sell SAR at 0.30p now 2p..and reached 4p he was telling people to sell SOLO at 0.45p...now 1.5p it actually doesnt matter how good or bad DISL is he will bash it until he's blue in the face..unfortunately for him the news story above is from Halfords and the Camping and Caravanning Club and not my imagination... |
Posted at 01/3/2011 15:41 by knowing Yes but there will be a sudden spike when that happens so if you value DISL at this level buy. |
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