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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Fih Group Plc | LSE:FIH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BD0CWJ91 | ORD 10P |
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% | 215.00 | 200.00 | 230.00 | 215.00 | 215.00 | 215.00 | 661 | 08:00:16 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Ferries | 52.71M | 3.12M | 0.2494 | 8.62 | 26.92M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/5/2002 07:43 | and correct again sapara ,should we be buying now? | balcony | |
01/5/2002 10:09 | Still think that it would be better to wait until the next set of results as I dont expect them to be very good which could seem them take another dive. Just my pessimistic opinion, which usually seems to be correct these days. | salpara111 | |
28/4/2002 15:40 | Time to pick up some of these. I think they have bottomed out. | thecleaner | |
24/4/2002 08:56 | I just always have a grumbling doubt that if the stock was so undervalued then why has not one director bought a single share? I'm not looking for hundreds and thousands of purchases, just a director who thinks....the price is way too low I think I'll put 10K into the company as I will get back 20K in a couple of months. The only buying going on has been private investors so far and as such I will leave it for now. As will all things in life there is a risk/reward ratio and we all have different profiles in this respect and at the moment I dont feel the guage has moved enough for me to get in yet. I speak to my friend who works for them every couple of weeks and I would have to say that some of the branches are trading very well at present but a lot of the volume is being gained at the expense of margin, in terms of special offers. | salpara111 | |
23/4/2002 16:17 | Add that to the rises of today and its time to think again!! | iph123 | |
22/4/2002 08:50 | Maybe not such a shrewd call given the rise today. However I am currently in the "once bitten twice shy" mode of investing and as such I will sit and watch until the next set of results are out. I used to think that people writing on these boards about MM's manipulating prices was just down to people being bad loosers but when you see this sort of thing then I guess you just have to be a trifle cynical! | salpara111 | |
19/4/2002 13:01 | A very shrewd call - I tend to agree with your comments - a few lines of positive sentiment doesn't eradicate months of heavy falls in the price. I too will sit and observe. | kiscokid | |
19/4/2002 09:09 | Interesting trading statement telling us that the last 5 weeks have been good! However I'm never very keen when a finance director leaves without a forwarding address. I see that the market makers are looking to make a few quid out of the announcement but not a single nibble on the hook yet. I think I will sit this one out until after the next interims. I am aware that a lot of the new trade is being generated due to cut price offers and while it is good to keep turnover moving I am guessing that the margins being experienced are wafer thin. | salpara111 | |
17/4/2002 23:57 | No sign of any let up in the slide & I agree with Sal above. I still think it's one to watch, just not tempted to dabble in just yet. | kiscokid | |
17/4/2002 08:17 | The Fish! appears to be getting gutted! | salpara111 | |
08/4/2002 15:48 | anyone any further info on fish? price down down down. | pojscott | |
04/4/2002 08:37 | I would be buying too. But why aren't the directors buying?? There are two big institutional sellers namely CGNU and M&G. They have probably sold quite alot of them but still more to go. The more the shares go down the more likely the institutions are to sell!! Anybody got any thoughts on the new openings. I hear the northern ones have been a problem, but what about the City outlet and Epsom/Guildford?? | gumshoe7 | |
03/4/2002 07:58 | When this levels out - it could be a good bargain. The restaurants are still very popular in London. | kiscokid | |
30/3/2002 13:42 | A floating dead fish? | salpara111 | |
22/2/2002 10:23 | I Cant believe nobody is commenting on the day of results!!!!! all things considering the results to me look fairly upbeat after a nasty year of economic downturn, and foot and mouth etc!!! yet down 8% At an all time low!!, profits up, trade picking up, many new units since it floated back in december 2000 and under 1/3 of the price, am i missing something here? (ive only had a quick look at the results, shall take a closer look later) Someone pls comment, this has got to be a fairly good long term bet !!! once its stabilised, limited downside. Chartwise it doent look like its hit the bottem yet? And it only seems to have one resistance level at 140p not much good at current levels Fish is our future :) Paul | oddballpaul | |
28/12/2001 11:03 | I had a meal over Christmas in one of these establishments and I thought it was a superbly run restaurant. Does anyone have any insider info on why the share price has been on a steady decline? Is the restaurant trade a dodgy gamble - or are more and more people eaing out now? Also worth bearing in mind that a lot of people are moving towards white meat/fish from the traditional steak and chips or yesterday. One to watch perhaps? | kiscokid | |
13/8/2001 20:01 | Exercise of share options Don't hold these yet. Just curious as to where it is going. | mashman | |
23/7/2001 06:58 | Excellent 3/4 page company in the Sunday Business. Tightfist. Tony Allen was into supplying wet fish to restaurants long before the concept of Fish. By all accounts he was very good at it, a well known and respectd buyer around the wholesale markets. | mashman | |
17/7/2001 23:43 | It has been in a downtrend for over a year, it certainly needs to break back decisively above 220 otherwise it could slide to 180 or even 140. Best to sit on sidelines at the moment and watch. The forward PE's quoted depend on some pretty chunky growth figures for this year and next any slippage in these would send the price sharply down. 140 would be a much healthier price to buy in at IMHO. | joker59 | |
17/7/2001 09:30 | marathonmike - I'm not shorting them but I'd check that PE - just feel they are over rated and in a recession .........be careful.. Ironman Vern | big vern |
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