Ncc Share Discussion Threads

[dontay] 03/11/2016 17:07

Smokeybenchod, quite so and I have no idea as to the truth of that post... but when some of the existing KNOWN big ones walk away for pastures new... shock and horror is an apt description. Lest anyone forget these are EXISTING substantial customers who will definitely not have taken the decision not to renew with NCC in order to put their businesses at risk... they will be going elsewhere for protection and there has to be VERY good reasons for them to decide to do that.

[smokybenchod] 03/11/2016 16:47

Shock horror, company with 30,000+ customers has some unhappy ones.

[dontay] 03/11/2016 16:43

Potential, absolutely true everyone is entitled to their opinion! The very best of luck to you and I hope your opinion is correct. After many years as a pi the one thing that has never ceased to surprise me is the investment worlds 'Potential' for surprising!

[jerseyman1] 03/11/2016 16:39

Dontay that is an interesting observation from a (former) customer. I have first hand experience of NCC initially in responding to a DDS which felled my companies website and then subsequently with penetration testing and issue resolution. From my experience they were excellent and surprisingly good value for money. They continue to supply my company with consultancy and I can't speak too highly of them.Each to their own.

[potential] 03/11/2016 16:33

Dintay- everyone's entitled to there opinion - it's a solid company with excellent reputation in the industry. It will be back passed £2.50 before month end IMHO!!

[dontay] 03/11/2016 16:28

With grateful thanks to (SASA43) a NCC customer who had this to say elsewhere:"They are charging more for the same services than I can buy cheaper elsewhere. One service I have moved away from them will save my business 75%. In the last 3 years they've gone from being value add consultation to expensive generic supplier. Others I know in the industry have similar concerns over (their) quality and reputation".As I said... I'm out of this until some clarity is required on how they are going to stop this becoming self perpetuating... if they don't 188p could easily be broken.

[potential] 03/11/2016 16:23

Sobs on twitter have heard rumours of an update anytime now?? Could it be an RNS in morning of a possible new contract?

[potential] 03/11/2016 16:20

I've pencilled in £2.50 before Christmas!!

[blueball] 03/11/2016 16:14

I have pencilled in 240p for next year.

[potential] 03/11/2016 16:11

This is going one way and the one way is up!!!! Like most have agree they have and will invest here as they see the potential!!!

[dontay] 03/11/2016 16:06

Smokybenchod, thanx for the good luck but I doubt this is going anywhere anytime soon and wouldn't be the least surprised to see it fall away again until/unless the company issues some more clarity. I have strong suspicions that the failure to renew existing customer contracts in managed services are related to their prices becoming too expensive for similar product offered elsewhere and I'd like some clarity on what they are proposing to do to stop any further losses. If my suspicions ARE correct then there will be more bad news to come. I'll keep my eye on it and may come back at the yr end but in the absence of any further news I expect this to at least tread water for a while. GLTA.

[blueball] 03/11/2016 16:02

Update form NT any time now.

He has bought back as the sell-off is overcooked unquote.

[potential] 03/11/2016 15:30

And here comes the rally to the finish.. this bad boys will hit £2.20 tom defo!!!!!

[ilovefrogs] 03/11/2016 14:59

Volume's up, I'd guess Aviva are letting a few more go. Ridiculous as they only really bought in less than a year ago. Just goes to show - the professional FMs are little better than us amateurs. Worse probably, as their clients force them to chase short term performance, whereas a longer term outlook works better in my view.

[smokybenchod] 03/11/2016 13:59

good luck with that Dontay - I'd be surprised if we see 188 again, let alone further downside from there.

[potential] 03/11/2016 13:48

Seller has gone and it's heading back yo £2.50+ simple. Solid company the share price is over 50% were it should be!!!Buy in if you can - will be back passed £2.50+ before you know it. Tipped by many to as a Buy up to £2.50!!

[blueball] 03/11/2016 13:23

More likely NT buying back today.

[dontay] 03/11/2016 13:16

Mmm... I'm ready to jump in but I think I'll keep my powder dry for the moment... profit warnings virtually always come in threes... and the most overused word after the first consequential share price drop is 'overdone'... it rarely is! I'm not a shorter but if I was... methinks this has all the makings of a reasonable play. Can't help but feel there is still some more consequential downside yet to be detailed.

[potential] 03/11/2016 11:39

True say.. but this is on the way back up to where it belongs- solid company silly share price right now. Top up at this bargain price and hold!!!!

[igoe104] 03/11/2016 11:30

This would have bounced over £2.50 if it wasn't for Aviva off-loading millions of shares, don't get them buying loads weeks earlier at £3.40 and selling chunks at £2.20 and less.

[potential] 03/11/2016 11:05

£2:20 target price today!!!

[guyswonga74] 03/11/2016 09:43

Broken 200p. Let's see if it can hold and push on

[blueball] 03/11/2016 09:24

Lets see if it can break 200p today.