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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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IS Solutions | LSE:ISL | London | Ordinary Share | GB0001351955 | ORD 2P |
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% | 130.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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26/4/2016 09:54 | I bought in at 128 yesterday. Stop Loss 110. See how we go | tim1478 | |
26/4/2016 08:21 | IS Solutions PLC IS Solutions establishes new Data Insight Practice 26/04/2016 RNS Non-Regulatory New Data Insight Practice Tuesday, 26 April 2016, Sunbury-on-Thames, UK: IS Solutions Plc (AiM: ISL), a leading data solutions provider, has established its new Data Insight Practice and appointed digital data expert Matthew Tod to lead this specialist team. The Group's Data Insight Practice is tightly aligned with IS Solutions' recent business repositioning and will create value from data by identifying areas where clients can do things differently - this will focus on issues like automation of data delivery, democratisation of data and driving insight for better strategic decision-making. The Data Insight Practice will follow a proven framework in the pursuit of data advantage and, by combining this framework with IS Solutions' established focus on Data Collection, Data Management and Data Analysis, the Data Insight Practice will deliver a unified approach to the treatment of data, helping clients to monetise their information and better react to changing market conditions. Peter Kear, CEO of IS Solutions Plc comments: "Data Insight has been the missing piece in our data solutions offering so, we are very pleased to establish this Practice as it completes our ability to offer an end-to-end service spanning the entire data lifecycle. We are delighted also to welcome Matthew to IS Solutions to head up the Data Insight Practice. The new team will ensure that our clients continually drive value from their data - their ability to spot opportunities for clients, and place them at the forefront of their industry sectors, will be a huge benefit to our long-term relationships and drive growth in our own business too." Matthew Tod who joined this month as Director of Data Insight will work with clients to overcome the "data everywhere" problem, enabling them to gain competitive advantage from their information assets. Matthew has a wealth of sector experience gained over a 25-year career; having formerly worked with MathSoft and Publicis Groupe, he went on to co-establish digital analytics consultancy Logan Tod and Co. in 2002 which was then acquired by PwC in 2012; he became a Partner and later led the Customer Consulting Group, successfully building up PwC's digital transformation strategy capabilities. Matthew Tod added: "Driving tangible value from data is the biggest challenge faced by organisations in our field. Data advantage, through the delivery of better data into the hands of those who can best create value from it, will be the key differentiator for companies as the threat grows from increasingly disruptive competitors. Our focus at IS Solutions will be to empower the users of data, to provide them with the tools that prompt them to conduct certain actions in response to situations, to help them meet the goals of their business and open up opportunities for them to maximise the value of their data." The Company's Data Insight Practice is already engaged on a number of client initiatives: to find out more about this team, visit | eagle eye | |
26/4/2016 07:05 | What a desperate announcement today, no substance | dlku | |
25/4/2016 20:01 | its lost momentum and is a sell imho Helium Rising Stars Fund still got 2.5m share which they may dump my target on chart : 90p see 90p support on chart if you have £12500 invested and it gets to 90p, then its a £3500 loss | dlku | |
25/4/2016 19:10 | modform - He's a cracked-record, multi-handled, troll. It's showing xxp on the chart - Yaaawwwwwnnnnn | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 18:51 | Dave, he's a multi handled troll, best to ignore him. | modform | |
25/4/2016 18:13 | Nice to have you back Modform. :-) Looking for the right time for another top-up right here myself. We know the results will be very good. In the last trading update they said that this years revenues and profitability will be significantly ahead. They also added that the following financial year will also be significantly ahead Not often you see such bullish and confident statements of this nature. However, the trading update went further still where they intimated that they were tendering for a number of substantial contracts. Worth keeping to the forefront of ones mind that news on this could come at any time. Other than that we await the results to released in June. | cfro | |
25/4/2016 18:03 | diku I get the impression you are trying to de-ramp this share. May I remind you that on March 15th, post 112, you said "200p,dont fight it". You made the same comment on posts 110, 108 and 105. | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 17:41 | 90p next level on chart | dlku | |
25/4/2016 17:38 | Just looked up this Naked Trader bloke. His target prices aren't on the whole very ambitious and a lot of his stop losses are very tight, so I'm assuming he is a short term trader. Lol he buys ISL for 144.80p and has a target price of £1.70. That I think is not was most on this thread have in mind. Mind you I'd imagine if enough people follow him into a share, he's going to hit these small target rises often enough. | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 16:43 | cfro I have no idea whether there is manipulation by the MMs or not. Plenty on this board think there is though. Perhaps I'm being naive. Mind you if there is manipulation and with a well known guru's (who has plenty of followers) stop loss in sight, I could see the case for a manipulation of the share price downwards, triggering the stop losses. Or is this a cynical view and what really has happened is that Robbie's followers knowing of the stop loss, got the jitters and sold in advance. This a case of being a guru working against the guru. Or maybe it's a bit of both? One thing that's arousing suspicion in me is that the share price fell a lot on not a great deal of volume. | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 16:36 | Back in today at an average of 126p | modform | |
25/4/2016 16:30 | p.s. I am not inferring RB is mental. Please draw your own conclusion on his followers lol | pj 1 | |
25/4/2016 16:29 | Robbie Burns uses mental stops, it will be 50/50 if he has actually sold out or not. Obviously I cannot speak for the herd. | pj 1 | |
25/4/2016 16:27 | Well that's Robbie and his disciples shaken out. What next? | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 16:03 | We know the real reason as to why the name change. What the new name is doesnt bother me nor change the fundamental reasons behind the companies transformation. The market-makers have obviously had enormous fun today taking out all the stops on the 'idiot gurus' published stop-loss levels and all their followers! Will they ever learn?! ;-) | cfro | |
25/4/2016 15:10 | No biggie - people got a little carried away and can now can buy at a more considered valuation. Bought mine at 135 and just added. No change in the story here. | alphabeta4 | |
25/4/2016 15:00 | There could of course be support at these levels and the share price rebounds very very quickly, leaving a lot of sellers with egg on their faces. I very much doubt that the rebranding is the cause of the share price fall. | dave2608 | |
25/4/2016 14:50 | Oh dear oh dear... I've sold out at 132 taking a painful loss.... And I'm still wondering what went wrong here... The only thing I can see as a trigger is the stupid rebranding idea. I've never been a fan of company rebrandings... it always causes turbulence in all aspects... Unnecessary stress for everyone, not to mention the extra costs involved in the whole exercise. | ksharlandjiev | |
25/4/2016 14:20 | Helium seem to be altering a lot of positions recently. They had been adding quite aggressively into SNTY, then the last RNS was a sell, change of fund manager (s)? | pj 1 | |
25/4/2016 14:20 | Cfro, I have had to change my investment strategy and take profit more often. It's a tough market, even with low peg Zulu type stocks. | modform | |
25/4/2016 14:09 | Just need an RNS saying New significant business wins now which would change things just a little.... | cfro |
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