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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Learning Technologies Group Plc | LSE:LTG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B4T7HX10 | ORD 0.375P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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1.10 | 1.30% | 85.40 | 85.60 | 85.95 | 86.25 | 82.80 | 84.30 | 968,489 | 16:35:22 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs | 596.9M | 30.41M | 0.0384 | 22.29 | 677.23M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/3/2024 15:41 | Roll on next week and we may benefit from a few silent posters recently. However, I do believe than many are long term holders and are looking at a substantial recovery in the SP,and more significantly evidence of increase in growth potential aided by some more bolt-on acquisitions. Interest rates are coming down which should help LTG management and again US growth looks encouraging. I like the management and the CEO appears to be a level headed man and that encourages me to hold longer term. | cyberian | |
27/3/2024 11:41 | Hopefully the company may announce another bolt on acquisition before long as DIPLOMA have just made a US buy on very favourable terms. The US market is the place to be with limited economic and political risk. Looking forward to April news. | cyberian | |
21/3/2024 12:43 | Looks like some are trading following some tax year end selling. Probably attractive with USA improving outlook and also China which may help sentiment and direction of share price travel. Looking forward to the Y/E update and full year results which from earlier update in January from the CEO was quite favourable. | cyberian | |
19/3/2024 11:34 | Agree, but a little greedy to catch the turning point which may be closer to 75p. than 80p. However, the recent price movements seem to hover around a support level at 80p. so on a purely technical play I may be tempted to buy a few more soon. Good to see you posting and I hope that other holders will come alive once we receive the final Y/E figures. They will not reflect the $21.4 million cash received in January, but I am sure that the projected net debt will be emphasized by the CEO, Jonathan Satchell as a positive. Hazi...I had better not spoil your bowl! | cyberian | |
19/3/2024 11:24 | It is a nice bowl forming though. | hazl | |
19/3/2024 11:11 | Looks like a bit of deck clearing yesterday maybe related to the upcoming tax year? I may therefore wait for a better entry price before I add to my current holding. With no stamp duty, just ones dealing fee,I guess some may try to trade small movements. Looking forward to some positive news in early April with the CEO's forward guidance. With net debt falling fast the attraction with this share will increase hopefully as the company has substantial growth opportunities ahead. | cyberian | |
15/3/2024 12:05 | 10 x earnings must be a multi year low rating. Any positive news in finals for outlook should see this climb | johndoe23 | |
15/3/2024 09:26 | Hope so and maybe will add a few before F/Y figures in early April. | cyberian | |
15/3/2024 08:18 | Chart looks a lot better. | hazl | |
14/3/2024 14:41 | Unfortunately yes | johndoe23 | |
14/3/2024 14:18 | Net debt is reducing at pace with 1Q numbers boosted by $21.4 million divestment completed in early January 2024. US market in particular appears to be quite robust and China sales may help in due course. The share price appears to be holding at close to 80p which hardly challenges real value when one compares with the share price a year back (120p to 140p range). Looks like a few holders are shifting their holdings within various portfolios and a few others maybe getting bored. Not much happening until early April when CEO Jonathan Satchell provides full year figures and guidance going forward. | cyberian | |
04/3/2024 12:09 | Two large trades, look like sells. Weighing here | johndoe23 | |
01/3/2024 16:03 | Agree! I have a lot of confidence in our CEO Jonathan Satchell and his manner in running his team. He is a very level headed manager and believe that his further update in April with the full year-end results will be very positive going forward. The US market has enjoyed a soft landing and their economy looks in good shape despite snipping from the TRUMP mob. | cyberian | |
01/3/2024 09:13 | Surprised still at this level, must be a fund or someone selling in background. A common theme amongst small caps at the moment!! | johndoe23 | |
01/2/2024 08:50 | Good to see the continual rise. | hazl | |
30/1/2024 08:29 | Looking at the tea leaves (the graph shape) the usual trading range for this share (over 5 year period) is about £1.10 to £1.30 - I suspect, those that know, probably will buy and hold until about that level (at least) and wait for reasonable news flow.. | netcurtains | |
28/1/2024 12:10 | Ha ha Smithie like your sense of humour! | hazl | |
28/1/2024 11:57 | ..great post. :-)) | smithie6 | |
28/1/2024 11:31 | There are lots of businesses that have sales and profits and clients. That’s not a reason for investing. | yump | |
28/1/2024 11:29 | Reason I posted was that I’m struggling to see how LTG is actually differentiated from any other group that assembled a set of up to date consultancies in training, recruitment, compliance etc. If they all marketed under the same brand, that would be an advantage in cross-selling to corporate clients. Of course they don’t all have to be that different to succeed, but it feels like the business is more of a mini-conglomerate than an organically growing single presence. I have to say, I would be very put off as a corporate client by the rather cliched headline business descriptions, although in fairness, I’m old school “just tell me what you actually do”. I guess I’ve never “bought in” to general corporate BS speak, as have always been involved in tangible products that either work properly, or don’t. Talent management is a major field of work but presumably that’s what a good HR department used to do by just looking after employees. | yump | |
28/1/2024 11:13 | 12 Badger We can cannot be experts at everything. We can research and get the gist of a thing, but it is nothing compared to working in an industry I have found. If Learning technology has ready customers...which they seem to have, then it shows they are valued by those who pay for their services. Repeat orders and being able to scale are useful pointers, too. So,if they are bringing the debt from the acquisition down, it tells you perhaps, that they are capable of making good decisions, and know their field. There are no guarantees in this business but if you look at the financials and the outlook then that can give you as much insight as possible from a distance. Cyberian I think you have a good mix of enthusiasm tempered with reality. IMO | hazl | |
28/1/2024 10:16 | Welcome on board Net! I don't normally post here but I've been invested since the days when we were both invested in WEY. It seems to me to be a very well run company, which I regard as a long term hold rather than a 'get rich quick' opportunity. | bigboyblue | |
28/1/2024 10:16 | In April I'm hoping to hear of some refreshment of the Board and the governance. The federated approach in which the subsidiaries run separately militates against the joined up proposition that should be presented to clients. As the threads often reveal there isn't clarity about what LTG does and how they can how really help clients across their learning and recruitment needs at scale and on a global basis. | 12badger | |
27/1/2024 19:58 | hi hazi...not sure why someone is negative on our posts. Perhaps they would like to make a contribution? | cyberian | |
27/1/2024 13:32 | Thank you for your thoughts. As ever we are affected by the general outlook and over view of the stock market. That I think is changing for these smaller companies. There are articles that I don't have to hand, citing great opportunities in the UK smaller companies...I think it was FT. Could be wrong. Some suggesting the US was fully valued and again that there are takeover opportunities in the UK. The point I am making is that is often not just about the company themselves The market liked us on Friday! | hazl |
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