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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Interactive Wor | ITW | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 67.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 67.00 | 67.00 |
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Posted at 20/8/2007 08:30 by czar Momentum Investor tip sheet has said sell comparing it to the float of Mirror Group. That looks a bit unfair as Mirror Group was down to Mr Maxwell so this looks like a cheap buying opportunity when the tipsheet subscribers are out later this morning. |
Posted at 16/5/2007 16:14 by dumpling I may have mentioned it before on this thread but I used to own shares in a minnow called IDOX. They promised maiden profits and a divi but the shares resolutely failed to respond to the news. Then came a big profit warning and the shares lost 2/3 of their value. After many months they are starting to recover a little bit. I was lucky to get out before the crash - not through any foresight of mine but from a tip from a well-placed employee to buy NG. -so sold a load to finance it. At present I am losing 21% and I have a feeling of deja-vu. The one thing which could settle investors is a date when the divi will be paid. |
Posted at 06/5/2007 13:31 by stemis Nurdin,ITW is suffering from people comparing it to Invox; a sort of slightly seedy business that upright middle class investors think is unsustainable. I don't beleive it myself, but things may drift until further news or results. |
Posted at 10/4/2007 07:05 by matt 10 April 2007Interactive World plc ("Interactive" or "the Company") Share Placing Interactive World plc (AIM: ITW) today announces that in response to significant excess demand, majority shareholder Mr David Sullivan has placed 5,306,107 Ordinary Shares at 75 pence per share with institutional investors. Mr Sullivan is now beneficially interested in 19,273,148 representing 49.95% of the Company's total issued share capital. |
Posted at 06/4/2007 08:33 by czar Sullivan has been under pressure from institutional investors to reduce has stake below 50%, if that is what was going on yesterday the shares should move to a normal market rating say 15x, broker forecast 9.15p this year to July and 10.5p next so around 137p to 157p and a more normal yield, dividends forecast at 8.4p so at 147p the yield would be 5.7% which is still exceptional. The current prospective yield is just over 10%. |
Posted at 09/3/2007 00:03 by silverfern Another way of looking at all this is to say: 'so what?'about the share price - I'd go to work every day and settle for 8% OR 9% interest on cash. AIM investors tend to look at capital gains which is fair enough because the tax is less after two years - hang on! Have you ever suffered two years of investing in AIM shares? It's worry worry worry (check out Kebab's price concerns yesterday) HOw easy to know that rain or shine this company is cash rich, cash generating, somewhat immune to the goings-on in China and able to give you 8% every year. As a company to park some funds into, it requires very little brains. I hold over 20k shares so I'm biased (bought at 93p as well as 68p!) but I do feel this is very much undervalued and therefore a bargain. |
Posted at 02/2/2007 11:18 by silverfern DAN's target of 124p represents the price vs dividend yield and eps perfroamce. BUt even that is not a stretch target if ITW does break into sports and music, which is what their technology can be pointed at. Shares are tightly held and no institutional holder is selling, so mms in order to make a living have turned this one up and down in the last few months. I expect this annoucement wull underpin any future fluctuations as investors will buy on such dips if it means an assured return of 7-10% from the dividend alone. DYOR etc |
Posted at 02/2/2007 07:56 by silverfern I was waiting for this. LAst year the eps was 8.32p (2005: 6.21p); expect 9-10p eps this year. 80% mhat means a dividend of 7-8p or a yield at today's price of 12% +A decent price for this share is whatever the market makes it, but this yield will attract investors. Don't for get they still have cash for acquisitions |
Posted at 09/1/2007 12:46 by silverfern there is very low volume and tha is the risk with AIM stocks. IF you know why you are holding continue to hold, it will come back again. WHat I would like to see is the company making presentations or liaising better with its broker to provide an info stream to potential investors |
Posted at 08/8/2006 13:23 by johnv The Momentum Investor, sister publication of SCSW. Go to www.scsw.co.uk, click on tab "about" and then on "momentum investor" |
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