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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Posted at 20/9/2007 15:18 by delaton Three years ago the shares fell from 18/19p I'd say initial investors would be disappointed with 10p. £5m seems reasonable on £400k profit (8%) with the expectation of better returns. |
Posted at 23/2/2007 15:48 by lgpixels The tip from UK Microcap is additonal to the Investors Chronicle buy reccomendation. I guess interest has picked up with the strong organic growth and the new contracts. The work for the elctronic prescriptions is ground breaking and demonstrates the growing reputation of the company. As one of a limited number of IBM regional partners, the company has the opportunity to participate is large contracts. |
Posted at 02/2/2007 09:20 by lgpixels You got any more details about the Investor´s Chronicle article, as I´m aborad at the moment.Here is the snipit from the results: Commenting on the results, Chairman, Graham Cooper, said: "We are very pleased by the underlying growth in the business. We believe the contract wins outlined above, with such leading organisations are evidence of our growing reputation in the systems integration and Managed Services marketplace. This momentum has continued post year end with the Company, working together with one of its business partners, being selected as an IT infrastructure partner to support the UK wide roll-out of a hosted electronic prescriptions solution on behalf of a leading worldwide provider of pharmacy dispensary management systems. |
Posted at 18/1/2007 13:08 by aleman Well. I'm disappointed at the lack of activity so far, but that spread must be really offputting for potential new investors. I was hoping it would drop back to a penny as it has done in the past when there has been activity. Hopefully there will be media comment to come to stir things up a bit. |
Posted at 10/11/2006 15:52 by aleman I agree that comments like that will not help investor relations in future if they read these threads, as some smaller company directors and staff do. |
Posted at 10/11/2006 15:30 by purple Sharegod, please can you remove the first word from that post. The Investor contacts are below, you could always try sending an email. They have been good in the past and think they plan to update their web site soon. What information where you after?Their PR company is Bishopsgate Communications Ltd 020 7430 1600 Maxine Barnes Sophie Davis or Daniel Stewart & Company plc 020 7776 6550 Alastair Cade Ruari McGirr |
Posted at 07/11/2006 10:45 by sharegod Educated guesswork. 650k-700k same ballpark aint it? nice for new investors to see some ideas bandied about. |
Posted at 19/10/2006 18:55 by bearfoot Purpleyes, I have Level 2 Aleman good to see you can trade 20k = £1,400! However, what do you think the offer price will need to be for the bid price to get to 6.75p (ie for the investor to get his money back)? 9p? 9.5p? (ie almost a 50% increase just to get 'your money back'). Scary! |
Posted at 19/10/2006 11:52 by aleman My first purchase here was 50,000 shares and I got it at 7.2p when the spread was 5.5-7.5, so things are not quite as bad as you would suggest. However, it does seem a bit daft that the MMs antics could determine the future of the company by putting off potential new investors who would increase the share price and the liquidity. They do seem very good value for a small punt at the current offer, though, when you think that they are profitable and carrying cash to the value of half the market cap. I don't understand why they aren't attracting the interest you get in Formjet, for instance. One could understand the management being frustrated. |
Posted at 08/8/2006 16:43 by aleman Hi, egoi. I think the increase in costs last time may have been a sign in confidence ahead of all the contracts they have been signing, but that remains to be seen. As a potential new investor, I think your biggest worry is the large spread and poor liquidity. The shares could be cheap, but I would only invest if your prepared to stick with it for a while since there may be spells where you can't get out again. Hopefully more contract news will improve things. |
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