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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| DM | LSE:DMP | London | Ordinary Share | GB0032282294 | ORD 1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.75 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 21/2/2012 | 22:22 | DMP - A stunning buy on a low pe ratio | 937 |
| 14/9/2010 | 20:51 | DM Trading At The Wrong Price Get In Now. | 175 |
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Posted at 21/2/2012 22:22 by guru11 It is goodbye from him,goodbye from me, and goodbye from DMP. |
Posted at 07/12/2011 10:47 by aa29 Extract from today's RNS:Adrian Williams and the Independent Director of DM are pleased to announce that they have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended cash offer to be made by Adrian Williams to acquire the whole of the issued and to be issued share capital of DM not already owned by him. Under the terms of the Offer DM Shareholders will be entitled to receive, for each DM Share held, 1.8 pence in cash. Adrian Williams has indicated that should the Scheme not become effective, he will utilise his shareholding in DM to seek to cancel the admission to trading of DM Shares on AIM and to re-register DM as a private company. |
Posted at 08/9/2011 08:14 by guru11 Agree next set of figures and report will be interesting after such a share price drop. They did forecast significantly lower profits. They are into scratch cards, but why can't they change their model and be more honest up front with punters, say have cash prizes of 72% of income and say up to £1,000. Dodgy practices are no good for profits, shareholders or customers as highlighted by the OFT. I thought that was it PDV at one time revenue was at record levels. What has gone wrong at the Company? Surely not all the profit was made on 090 numbers charging £9 a telephone call? Lets hope the OFT legal fees are accrued for into the profit forecast, and that when DMP has to pay them they are still trading. |
Posted at 20/7/2011 23:36 by guru11 The question is what are the legal bills that DMP are totalling up ?We have already heard that profits will be significantly lower this year presumably that is taking into account the legal bills payable. The other question is 'What are the prospects for the future' DMP should be upfront with prizes - and have a scale of prizes say from £10 to £1,000, from scratchcards and say it pays out like slot machines 72% of all takings paid in (excluding premium rate number income) - however it needs to appear more on the straight and narrow than it has been in the past. Asking for postage costs for a winning prize not much more than the postage costs as I understand it, is dodgy and giving DMP a bad name. They are not going to win a case like that in the European Court appeal. So we need some good positive honest news!! But when is the tide going to turn on news and the share price?? |
Posted at 24/3/2011 07:06 by guru11 The other question is - what is the split of profits between the divisions of DMP. At one time it was said that PDV turnover was at record levels. What percentage of the current profits are affected by the OFT investigation?The other thing is - Why cannot DMP on scratch cards only give 'cash' prizes? If they - like slot machines - paid out 72% - of all income paid in, with varying prizes of say from 10 pounds to say 10,000 pounds there would probably not be a problem from the OFT. The cards are free in the papers, and it could be said that the price of the phone call will not exceed say 65p, even if it is an 090 number. Now as I understand it the cost of the phone call costs up to 9 pounds, the winner has to pay a delivery charge as well, for a camera worth perhaps 6 pounds. This has to be a dodgy practice if true. The question is what will be the cost of the OFT 85% costs 50,000 pounds?, 300,000 pounds, or 2 millions pounds, barristers fees soon adds up to some serious money. I hope DMP gets its thinking cap on, and the share price starts to rise from the grave, on now which is a historic pe of just 2. |
Posted at 24/11/2010 20:52 by guru11 AA29, It does not really make sense as the fundamentals have always appeared to be good. The prospective pe ratio is now 2.1. Is that now not silly? The share price suggests that they will definately not maintain the profit track and bad news is on the way, but the question is 'Is bad news on the way' and 'Are eps now about to fall' cause if not thenthe share price is very cheap. The pe ratio has always been low, but now it is low, low. I think that sometimes a share price can be like a snowball, some punters sell the price goes lower, which attracts more sellers to sell, regardless of the fundamentals and anything else. The fall in the share price suggests that DMP is going under, but is it after they repaid £4m worth of debt last year, and this years eps could be 2.64p. Time will tell. The next set of results will be very interesting. It keeps falling - now 5.25 / 5.75 and for larger sells now 4.75p - What can one expect next - a share price rise or some very bad news. |
Posted at 18/11/2010 08:35 by guru11 Another month of no change in the share price and no further news. This could continue until next set of result and the OFT outcome. However if DMP is paying back debt at the rate it was then things are looking towards a debt free company. Correct me if I am wrong but not all their business depends on scratch cards and 090 number income. The problem with DMP since I have been a shareholder it has all been anticipation of a higher share price which has not happened. Was not PDV sales at record levels in one report? 2011 should be an interesting year, as DMP share price must now be at rock bottom, as well as the pe ratio which is really now quite silly. Touch wood - surely there must be too much bad news built into the share price now, the only fly in the appointment is how much DMP will be spending on legal fees on the OFT problem. |
Posted at 02/9/2010 08:08 by guru11 AA29 - It is par for the game that the share price will rise on results and sellers will come in and the price will again wain. I do not want to see a MBO, as the company at its present rating is really far too cheap, and the only loosers will be shareholders. We all know what the DMP share price could well be in say 3 to 5 years time. The pe ratio is quite silly at present. The Chairman may feel he may not wish to take the company private, as he already owns the majority of the stock. |
Posted at 10/3/2010 10:35 by guru11 The only thing is that DMP share price could tread water and may even once again drift, dispite the low rating. However it will be interesting to see what the Investors Chronicle write about DMP as they do favour the stock. My guess is that they will have it down as a buy, but even this may not move the stock. Normally with consistantly low rated stocks they do achieve true value given time. DMP has good management and has achieved consistantly good results so I am sure that given time we will see this stock re-rated even if it does take 2 or 3 years. I am in for the long term. |
Posted at 11/2/2009 22:33 by guru11 Believe results could be out in around 4 weeks time. I look foreward to see what the final pe ratio is for the year, and more so an update for the coming year, as the new acquisition should now be bedding in now. Management has always produced the goods in the past so there is hope again. However there is more shares in issue now which will dampen the eps figure and pe ratio. The question is how much profit will the new acquisition produce in the coming year, and what do they say the prospective eps and pe ratio will be for 2009? Have invested in a small way in RLX of late, but am sticking and hoping mainly for DMP share price to really improve this year. I could well do with the potential rise in DMP as well, so lets hope that the update is very good. A bid now may not realise full value for DMP. Who else is there left to bid for DMP, especially as with the banks not lending funds and it would have to be a cash bid? Think a bid is now totally off. Question - I know it could be naughty after the recent payout - could we be expecting a final dividend payment? |
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