Entu (UK) Share Discussion Threads

[jimmygee2] 23/4/2015 20:38

I too have positions in entu and redde. Great minds!

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 18:40

Sure am, I hope it doesn't get bid for. Rather like KENZ - my favourite share and the stuff of legend.

[cfro] 23/4/2015 18:15

;-)

Good luck with your purchase fizzy!

Bet you're pleased with REDD today too! :0))

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 14:40

Fizzy in with 4000 shares at 135.8p, spread 0.88%. OK cfro?

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 14:00

No stamp duty on ENTU now there's an incentive.

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 13:56

3p spread=2.22% the brokers are trying to tempt me.

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 13:53

cfro stop following me from the REDD board.

[cfro] 23/4/2015 13:44

Nice pull-back to buy/add on. Fizzy, nows your chance.....

[fizzypop] 23/4/2015 10:24

The share price continues to sag but the volumes are small.
The 5p spread (3.7%) continues unchanged.
No doubt suffering the general malaise until the election/Greek exit which will offer great opportunities.
For a fillip look at Plus500 (PLUS) today - what a performer!

[fizzypop] 21/4/2015 17:24

Now the pull back begins in earnest as down 3% today, if this continues tomorrow it may present a cheap entry point.

[speedsgh] 15/4/2015 16:16

Simon Thompson (Investors Chronicle) buy reiteration today with raised 165p target.

[cfro] 15/4/2015 14:58

I should think most folk have sold out here given how quiet the thread is! :-)

New highs again today...

[hpcg] 15/4/2015 09:45

Surely it has had a pull back already? In any case better to buy a share other people would like to own than one which is being thrown overboard.

[cfro] 15/4/2015 09:37

There are always plenty of investors who wait for a pull-backs....that never arrive!

[fizzypop] 15/4/2015 08:44

Thanks cfro ... not yet. Waiting for a pull back but this just keeps powering ahead. Beginning to wonder if I've missed the boat on this one.

[thebantamboy] 13/4/2015 21:25

Lovely rise on up. 150 seems likely very soon.

[barryjoe10] 13/4/2015 18:31

Got these at 103 on first trade day ??

[cfro] 13/4/2015 13:49

Hope you managed to buy some of these, fizzypop, in the end.

Acting a bit fizzy-wizzy today. :-)

[fizzypop] 11/4/2015 14:31

Thanks interceptor2

[interceptor2] 10/4/2015 21:18

Unfortunately ENTU hasn't any brokers covering them, so they are still rather under the radar. Worth looking back at the results in February, which gives an idea to what the fair value could be. The balance sheet is very clean with only the one off £1.32m IPO cost that needs to be allowed for, which gives a fair EPS of 12.3p and puts ENTU on a PE of 11.3.

ENTU are operating in a favourable sector (Home improvements)and last year saw a growth rate in earning of 58%, so they look cheap imo, but will need to await the next trading update before I would be confident enough to try and calculate a fair value yet.

[fizzypop] 10/4/2015 10:18

Looking to pick some of these up - does anyone have an idea of fair value or is it simply to early to forecast where this might be heading as it only IPO'd last October?

[interceptor2] 09/4/2015 07:57

RNS from Flowgroup this morning.

The final stage of CE certification to launch a product to the mass market is to extend the testing to the production facility and, in the Group's case, the boilers manufactured in that production facility. This was successfully achieved on the 8 April 2015. The first commercial installs of the Flow boiler are expected to take place before the end of April, as planned.

Pleased to see they are on scedule considering the Memorandum of Understanding with Flowgroup Plc ("Flowgroup"), to allow Entu to sell, install and maintain Flowgroup's electricity-generating domestic boiler.

[cfro] 07/4/2015 10:54

Good to see this on the move this morning.

[interceptor2] 07/4/2015 10:00

Plenty of small buy transactions increasing the share price towards the recent high, what a lovely looking chart.

Might have been mentioned somewhere?


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

[cfro] 27/3/2015 10:55

Yes i agree. I think this will fit into ENTU's business very well.

You dont just buy a loss-making business for the sake of it.