Round Hill Music Royalty Share Discussion Threads

[edithdg] 03/12/2006 17:18

So what causes a stock to quickly appreciate in value? Fundamentals? News? Management? Well yes, to a degree. But what REALLY moves a stock price northward that you just purchased?
Answer: A Huge volume of buyers having been directed to the emergence of that stock by a qualified service which has a reputation for doing so. THIS service does:

[spob] 03/12/2006 16:17

LONDON (AFX) - Premier Foods PLC (LSE: PFD.L - news) has approached rival British food manufacturer RHM PLC (LSE: RHM.L - news) about a takeover, a move which would create a 2 bln stg food giant, according to press reports this weekend.
RHM declined to comment on the reports, while Premier could not immediately be reached.
Without citing sources, both The Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph claimed Premier's chief executive Robert Schofield approached the smaller company last week.
The Telegraph said more formal talks could start this week.
Premier, which makes Ambrosia custard and Branston Pickle, lost out in the race to buy United Biscuits earlier this year.
Meanwhile, shares in RHM, owner of Bisto and Hovis, have struggled since floating a year and a half ago, amid a string of profit warnings.
The papers suggested a merger could generate significant cost savings and give the larger group superior muscle power when negotiating with suppliers and supermarkets.

[philo124] 29/11/2006 14:05

good spot.
Last 3 days infact.
Philo

[yotter] 29/11/2006 09:16

maconscreen,

Maybe.

Also, who bought these shares ??

[maconscreen] 29/11/2006 08:17

according to the advfn trades there were 22000000 million
shares sold yesterday,with a 1p drop in price.does anyone
think there must have been some buys in there otherwise
the price would have surely fallen further?

[ignoble] 28/11/2006 14:08

Chunky volume today & the stock holds firm (ish) ...........more RHM traded than BT , Lloyds etc , so far at least.

[yotter] 20/11/2006 13:43

Just bought some more @ £2.63

[yotter] 14/11/2006 17:11

Hello RandomWalker,


Good to see you here, looking forward to seeing this one go gradually North.

Short VAN & NXT at the moment.

Long SEY & RHM.

Had a fantastic run short RMV (short for the trip down the mine last July) and IOT. Also a long CKSN. All closed now.

Don't think the CWD thing is over yet, maybe they want to take it private but maybe 3i don't think it's worth £5 + per share. I'm watching CWD constantly with a view to shorting it heavily if 3i get cold feet.

Best regards

Sorry about off-thread.

Good luck holders.

PS: Apologies for delay in replying, have been out buying as much Paxo and Mr Kipling tarts that I can fit in me cupboard.

[onlyonestorm] 14/11/2006 16:40

RandomWalker - OK, seems a good one, I topped up yesterday but as you say keep your eye on it.

Good Luck,

Stormy

[randomwalker] 14/11/2006 16:37

hi stormy
yup, t/o and profit growth looks good. engineers are not really my cup of tea, but it goes on the watchlist

ta

[onlyonestorm] 14/11/2006 15:35

RandomWalker - Take a look at boring old MSI, its been the new black the previous 2 years and has started to make a move now, just prior to interims, will not get you to excited but will if you time your entry point!!

DYOR

Yes I do hold MSI & RHM

Stormy

[randomwalker] 14/11/2006 15:29

Hi Yotter
Nice to see you in this stock now we have finished with the wretched CWD. Steady boring stock this one, easily worth current share price.....but never going to excite the double yer money overnight lot.
I looked at my best performing shares this year....BT,LAND,SPW,AAL....all boring. perhaps boring is the new black?

[yotter] 14/11/2006 11:38

Went long yesterday at £2.71.

Edit: Just added

[randomwalker] 31/10/2006 08:29

results in line....Mr Kipling picking up
divi remains the key.

[jezboy1] 27/10/2006 22:09

I forgot to mention (not that anyone cares?) - that the last
RNS on the 24th as far as I can tell constituted an
increase of 'Franklin resouces inc''s stake from
3.09% (in May) to 4.01%. (about 3 million shares).

No doubt they figured it was worth buying at similar
prices that they must have paid 5 months ago :-)

[jezboy1] 26/10/2006 14:01

Investec reiterates hold RHM today.

265 new resistance?

[jezboy1] 24/10/2006 14:43

263 looks like resistance

[gateside] 21/10/2006 15:37

Yes, I too have been looking at these again. The forward yield has crept up to 6.3% already. Am tempted to buy back in, but will probably wait for the Trading update due on 31st October.

[jezboy1] 21/10/2006 15:32

Hi Aleman

nice to have some company, I have to say I keep looking at the increasing
yield and saying it is gotta be getting more and more attactive.
I am pretty confident divi wouldn't be vulnerable even with slowing sales,
since companies like RHM (cf. northern foods etc) know that
their yields are what keep investors interested.

Fact is, if we drop to 250 then we'd be on a yield of 6.5% (cover of
about 1.6) - which blows away the rest of the sector...

I for one will be buying even more if we get anywhere near that price.

As for frozen foods, mate I have never eaten a tasty one so I dunno
how to interpret your comments :-)

[aleman] 20/10/2006 16:29

I only bought in a little while ago and am not over the moon about the drift. The AGM statement didn't sound overly positive but I am not impressed by the new Bisto branded frozen meals. I got two on a BOGOF offer and they were awful. I'd sack whoever put them in the marketplace. I hope it has no significant effect on results.

[jezboy1] 20/10/2006 15:33

Oh dear 260 breached - down hill from here guys...

anybody out there???

[jezboy1] 19/10/2006 12:48

Hmmmm.. testing 261-262 again (like it did yesterday) -
hard to see where decent support is, if it breaks 260
then there is probably more downside.

All in all though given the results are due in less than
2 weeks, you gotta wonder if bad news is behind all the sales
pressure.

Nonetheless, if u assume the predicted divi of 16.32p still holds
at an share price of 262 we are on a fantastic yield of 6.2%!!
Very tasty :-)

[flateric] 18/10/2006 10:42

Turning up now...? 50-day MA as resistance again, or enough interest to break through?

Snapshot just now:

[jezboy1] 02/10/2006 13:26

HSBC reiterates overweight on RHM