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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Intelek | LSE:ITK | London | Ordinary Share | GB0000084805 | ORD 5P |
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10/4/2015 | 10:54 | Intelek test | 11 |
16/8/2012 | 08:04 | Intelek | 19 |
22/9/2010 | 08:35 | Intelek - Paradise Rediscovered? (12.38p) | 520 |
28/3/2006 | 11:45 | CHART GIVES NEW LIVE TO INTELEK | 3,102 |
16/9/2004 | 09:43 | misc | 63 |
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Posted at 21/7/2013 21:37 by interceptor2 Next Fifteen (NFC)Is a company that might by worth a look imo. Next Fifteen Communications Group PLC is engaged in the provision of public relations services. Its four segments are Technology PR, Consumer PR, Digital and Research Consultancy, and Corporate Communications. They issued a positive trading update last Thursday, saying that full year results will exceed the top end of market expectations. This has been achieved due to continuing strength and expansion in their USA markets, and improved margins in the UK. Even Europe and Asia are delivering improved results. Also announced was a placing at 145p to raise £4.3m for continued acquisitions. With the price now at 161p, I think this will give solid support from a technical viewpoint. A few zulu type criteria... PER of 14.36 and a PEG of 0.12 for year just ended. PER of 12.57 and a PEG of 0.88 for 2016. CFS over EPS = x1.96 for last 4 years. Net debt = £1.4m Market cap £92.0m, and spread = 2%, so fairly liquid. Yield = 1.63% and cover = 1.77 PSR = 0.99 Relative strength 1, 3 and 12 months all positive. Just look at the chart. Something new = New CEO 25th March 2014, look at the chart since his appointment. Acquisitions and expansion into USA markets. Placing to fund further acquisitions. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:36 by interceptor2 Just thought I would include QPP, as an excellent example, I did sell my holdings in December 2012 at 14p, chart would have given signal at 14.5p on 7th February 10 days below 50ma. And no buy points after December 2012. |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:36 by interceptor2 Company Check SheetMandatory Prefer PER below 20. PEG below 0.7 Future 2 years growth rate = +15% Net Cash ,(Gearing 30% max), Net debt to Equity below 50% Cash flow per share in excess of EPS in last report and each of last 5 years. Each of the past 5 years must be profitable. Last 2 years and the next 2 forecast years must show growth at plus 15%. Plus free cash flow after deducting Capex and Dividends High relative strength in previous 3 & 12 months. No selling by clusters of Directors Desirable Cluster of Directors buying shares. Market Cap between 20 to 250 million. Break out from a previous base Dividend Bonus Like to buy when share is moving up. Like to buy when market is moving up. High relative strength in previous 1 month Something new. New management. New technology or new products. New events in an industry including legislation. New acquisitions. New high price |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:35 by interceptor2 A clear example of selling too soon on unfounded concerns, two monor dips in March 13 and April 13, but no triggers. I should still be holding. |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:34 by interceptor2 I sold a little early, but would have been out later in early February, 10 days below 50ma, so no difference in the end. Apart from JDG the only other stock to flag a sell point. |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:34 by interceptor2 TRB, No selling points using the criteria. |
Posted at 21/7/2013 21:23 by interceptor2 Straight forward with only one period below the 50ma earlier this month, and only 5 days, 5% below. |
Posted at 21/1/2013 17:04 by interceptor2 This is the most complex chart to know when to hold and when to sell and buy back.Since Sept 2009 it fell below the 50ma line 6 times, and 3 times it would have stayed below for over 10 days and would hit the 150ma also. First December 2009 would have been a sell at 150ma at 134p, and a buy again at 180; 21W 40/10 3T Feb 2011 = a sell at 400p, 10 days below 50ma, and a buy 457p = 2W 18 1T Aug 2011 - a sell at 445p at 150ma, and a buy at 510 which was in March 2012 = 14W 12/8 3T Not an easy one, but in pratice we traded JDG very well, using targets, stops and sometimes gut feeling. |
Posted at 16/6/2010 10:52 by nickcduk pentangle - Congratulations. Milky bars are on you! I think the company could have been more proactive about realising value for shareholders over the last few years. Its all good and well saying you are running the company well and the share price will respond eventually. TND being a company with a similar attitude. More focus needs to be paid to the share price and addressing shareholder value. If only thats how markets operated rather than the current system where companies are run for the self serving benefit of directors. |
Posted at 09/6/2010 10:49 by spooky Todays results are outstanding in the circumstances and it is obvious that the management are doing a great job running the business,so its difficult to know who to shout at when looking at the share price.I have felt that the share price is being held back by a stock overhang from two or three large shareholders who are willing sellers if the share price rises. The Paradise Datacom business must be on the radar of a few U.S. companies and i am amazed that someone hasn't looked at making a bid already and the fact that there are one or two significant willing sellers should make this process easier. I will just continue to add to what is now a significant position in a very undervalued business,if people want to sell £ coins for 50p who am i to refuse them. |
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