Misys Share Discussion Threads

[boadicea] 24/7/2008 08:15

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[frdjacob] 23/7/2008 20:07

Misys results due 24th July

[boadicea] 16/7/2008 17:21

Looks like you've got one, and from a usefully indicative level as well.
We just have to hope that the rest of this week confirms the up-move.

[targatarga] 14/7/2008 10:28

are we due a bounce?

[boadicea] 20/6/2008 09:36

Looking distinctly more cheerful, so I am surprised that no-one has commented on this recent TS -

[sravi] 10/6/2008 09:27

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Shares in Misys Plc. were higher in early deals, boosted by UBS upgrading its recommendation on the stock to 'neutral' from 'sell' Tuesday, although its 160 pence price target was unchanged, according to traders.

At 8:17 a.m., shares in Misys were up 4 pence at 148, while the FTSE 250 index was down 39.6 points at 9,701.7. UBS noted this morning that Misys shares have fallen 18 percent since their Healthcare Analyst Day in mid-May and are underperforming the European peer group.

It thinks this underperformance is likely to moderate and feels positives can be taken from the company's defensive revenue base, while its equity ree cash flow yield of 8 percent is supportive, in the broker's opinion. Regarding full year 2008 results, UBS continues to highlight licence risks in healthcare, but thinks that lower investments will offset the bottom-line impact of this.

In banking, the broker noted that Misys entered the fourth quarter 2008 with a decent backlog and its checks suggest demand and execution were satisfactory, although the broker said it could not rule out some slippage at the end of the quarter.

Elsewhere, the broker continues to have concerns on the earnings impact of the Allscripts deal and the potential for disruption as the transaction closes.

In addition, it feels risks to demand in treasury and capital markets will remain at the forefront of investors' minds.

[frdjacob] 01/5/2008 13:09

Misys downgraded to "sell"
By Panmure Gordon & Co

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LONDON, April 30 (newratings.com) - Analyst George O'Connor of Panmure Gordon downgrades Misys Plc (ticker: MSY-GBX) from "buy" to "sell." The target price has been reduced from 166p to 144p.

In a research note published this morning, the analyst
mentions that the turnaround at the company's Banking division has been remarkable. Going forward, Misys (LSE: MSY.L - news) is expected to merge its Healthcare division with Allscripts, a US provider, a deal that would cause some disturbance to its sales staff and customers, the analyst says. There is uncertainty surrounding the capital markets and the prospects of the company's Healthcare and Treasury divisions, Panmure Gordon adds

[cobweb] 07/4/2008 22:22

All quiet on this board, where to for the share price on MSY, was looking very strongmid last week, chart suggests a steady rise ahead following expected profit taking after rapid two day rise,any views ?

[cobweb] 02/4/2008 22:01

3 in a row, another day and more Director buys. Nice.

[cobweb] 01/4/2008 20:55

Wow ! Plus more buys, and Investec upgrade.....great stuff. Nasdaq & US having a great day too...looking good

[cobweb] 31/3/2008 23:08

Another purchase today by the CFO Jim Malone of 172,000 shares bringing his total hlding to 322,000 - purchased 222,000 in two days c £300,000. Must be good news on Trading update on April 9th....

[frdjacob] 28/3/2008 15:59

Misys chairman buys 100,000 shares at 135p; CEO, CFO also buy shares




LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Misys PLC said chairman Dominic Cadbury has
bought 100,000 shares in the company at 135 pence each, making his total holding
275,000 shares or a 0.055 pct stake.
The software company also said chief executive Michael Lawrie bought 73,200
shares in the company at 2.73 usd each while chief financial officer Jim Malone
purchased 50,000 shares at 2.71 usd each, taking their total stakes to 553,355
and 150,000 shares each.

[boadicea] 18/3/2008 08:24

Well, we now know that yesterday's strength was the result of the customary leak.
It will take a little time to digest the implications of the health-care merger, but the internally generated recovery looks to be usefully on track.
Pity about the current financial background conditions - probably lucky to have got the placing fixed in the circumstances.
At least people won't cease to require health care.

[impecunious] 17/3/2008 21:19

I think it may have smething to do with a small item in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph. It implied there would be some sort of announcement in the morning.

It was very vague but the inference was some sort of corporate action.

[boadicea] 17/3/2008 18:42

Very interesting that MSY should shine on a day like today - the better riser (only two) in my portfolio.
Someone must reckon the banks need more of their product!

[frdjacob] 11/3/2008 09:42

That would give it a yield of nearly 7%
It would also be a new low.
At what level do you think sentiment would turn positive?

[dr darkstar] 10/3/2008 20:17

looks like 120 on the cards to me!

[muffinhead] 09/3/2008 11:17

good negative momentum...short to hell esp with China/India crash coming on heals of American woes

[dr darkstar] 07/3/2008 21:33

Me too, but not with your brothers! Did endurance, mainly at Thruxton, Barton Stacey. Stopped last year, but looking to restart next.

[frdjacob] 06/3/2008 09:18

Wall Street banks cut IT spend:

[prokartace] 05/3/2008 08:29

Dr Darkstar,

Used to. Had a team with my brothers. Did endurance races

[dr darkstar] 04/3/2008 21:19

looks like more downside to come here.

PROKARTACE .. do you actually race?

[prokartace] 04/3/2008 16:04

I agree. A bit overdone, particularly as the last figures and comment suggested that they had not been affexted by sub prime problem thus far. Oh and share price has fallen 50%. In my opinion, chart wise, time for a rally

[frdjacob] 03/3/2008 08:27

Thanks, seems a bit overdone though.