Shore Capital Share Discussion Threads

[rayrac] 24/10/2000 16:39

Not one buyer, need I say more!

[rayrac] 18/10/2000 11:32

Well! blow me down, they have actually moved a tadge north, that distant Shore ADIPaul mentions was beginning to look like a wreckers paradise. Could we see the first signs of life, or have we all caught a crab?

jACK (where's me binoculars)

[matt1231] 11/9/2000 01:01

There are a number of exceedingly good companies where the share price has not taken off and imho are worth more . I believe Shore Capital to be one of them. Your are investing and trusting in their ability to spot good growth companies & to invest at bargain prices. The returns & value of investments can be amazing. Aim Trust is another such company.

Unless there is a stock market crash Shore Capital can in my opinion only increase in value and profitability.

The press coverage so far has concentrated on the companies in which Shore Capital Group have invested or bought out. IMHO it is only a matter of time before the spotlight and attention turns onto Shore itself. I hold @58p & 62p.

I agree that people must do their own research & make their own decisions before investing.

[bargain] 09/9/2000 17:07

Suggest you make your own decisions as regards the future. I did and made one bargain (buy) at 55p a couple of weeks ago ..

[pitbull] 09/9/2000 00:04

shhhh, no need to shout.

And I am afraid there is no MUST in the stock market, could or even using very strong language should.

PitBull

[daveant] 08/9/2000 19:18

There seems to be very little interest in these shares at all, going by the trades. Is this a good thing or a bad thing ? I was put off bying this a.m by the fact that only one bargain had been traded when I looked at about 9:30.

[dunnie] 08/9/2000 10:25

THE MARKET MUST SPOT SHORE IS UNDERVALUED, DURLACHER IS UP, AND BEESON GREGORY HAS POSTED PROFITS UP OVER 300% THE SECTOR IS BOOMING.

[adipaul] 08/9/2000 00:36

Just to remind. Shore Capital hold 2% of Orchestream, which listed last June and is heading for FTSE 250/100. This is typical of the quality and potential of Shore's holdings.

Regards,
Paul

[adipaul] 08/9/2000 00:35

Just to remind. Shore Capital hold 2% of Orchestream, which listed last June and is heading for FTSE 250/100. This is typical of the quality and potential of Shore's holdings.

Regards,
Paul

[adipaul] 07/9/2000 15:58

nig295

I think the stigma of Jellyworks lingers on. A lot of investors got burned, but credit where it's due I suppose, they did make some good investments.
We are floating in a sea of red but that distant Shore will become terra firma soon!

[nig295] 07/9/2000 13:41

Well, for something heavily tipped by all, 5 trades all day is amazing. But I will keep the faith with those who know infinately more than me.

[christianjj] 07/9/2000 13:05

good site Paul
thank you for the tip
:)

[adipaul] 06/9/2000 12:54

March,
I can't remember everyone of them of the top off my head, but in Puma II there is Illuminator, VoyagerIT, NetB2B, Multimedia Corp., Antfactory, Lynx Photonics, and all the Jellyworks portfolio which includes 10% (I think) of VMR. BTW, why did the DUC/VMR deal really fizzle out? I heard VMR pulled out due to fears of a hostile bid from Gold-Zaks, or is there more to it?. I've heard Shore are going to sell off some of the Jellyworks portfolio though. A lot of Jelly holders are much happier since the takeover.
Comparing portfolio's is largely a matter of opinion and, IMHO, Shore's is pretty good... not as big as DUC, but watch this space. I think Shore are going to concentrate more on new tech. and reduce the dotcom content.
One of the best sites for information on companies is (ex DUC holding).
As always the DYOR bit applies.

Regards,
Paul

[matt1231] 06/9/2000 08:34

To be shore, to be shore.... .......

[matt1231] 06/9/2000 08:32

Paul . Thanks for two previous posts. Keep posting for I do feel we are onto a real winner here.
All buys so far today today-screen a perfect blue when everything else turning red.

[adipaul] 06/9/2000 01:02

Sorry, messed up the link. I'll try again.

[march] 05/9/2000 23:05

Yeah but do Shore have the portfolio of likely high growth stakes in start ups and IPO's that duc have ??

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 21:34

Also.... Colin Blackbourne, alias "The Black Knight", is on the staff at Shore I believe.
Paul.

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 21:29

And another thing.... I believe I am right in saying that Colin Blackbourne alias "The Black Knight" is on the staff at Shore.
Paul.

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 18:31

Nice comparison here from the free bb.


matt1231 - 05 Sep'00 - 11:50 - 8 of 9


Edit - ADVFM have change format of post .

Employees SGR 25 DUC42
Turnover SGR10.415m DUC13.4m
Profit SGR6.285m DUC2.683
EPS SGR0.55 DUC 0.337
PE Ratio SGR110 DUC 323.442
MKT CAP SGR 265.54 DUC 538.386

Correction Recent share split 5:1 not 4:1. DUC would now be about £5 -£5.40 not £4.40.
Could stop post in time!

I also hold shares in Durlacher buying in again recently and believe their share price will break through £2 plus again. I like DUC but see an oppotunity in SGR .

ADIPaul - 05 Sep'00 - 16:07 - 9 of 9 edit


Also, I believe the share issue is roughly similar and they have the Puma II fund. Strong Israeli tech. connections. Shore launched BATM over here and Zvi Marom (BATM CEO) is on the board as Shore's tech. advisor.
Still in the blue today. When the market picks up people may have noticed and it may take off. Might be a good time to buy. IMHO.

Paul.

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 16:07

Also, I believe the share issue is roughly similar and they have the Puma II fund. Strong Israeli tech. connections. Shore launched BATM over here and Zvi Marom (BATM CEO) is on the board as Shore's tech. advisor.
Still in the blue today. When the market picks up people may have noticed and it may take off. Might be a good time to buy. IMHO.

Paul.

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 12:53

PitBull,
You may well be right, but variables like how many mm's are holding the stock, how much stock they hold, whether they want to buy or offload, even down to individual brokers. As I'm writing this I'm thinking that maybe the mm's stocked up well for when Shore came on the market, expecting a higher demand which didn't transpire consequently are overstocked and will sell cheaper... just a theory, we may never know. But how do you explain the price rising when, according to advfn trades there were more (slightly) sells than buys? ....market sentiment maybe?
Oh well, it's late & I'm ready for bed. Can't wait to see tomorrow's performance!

Good Luck,
Paul.

[adipaul] 05/9/2000 12:07

Shore up a total of 3p. (5.45%) today with a volume of approx. 1.2 mil. Not earth shattering, but off the starting blocks well. Momentum could build up very rapidly now and as Shore are safer bet than Durlacher (so some Durlachians say) and with no real Nasdaq worries tomorrow, we could end up beating their 100% increase.

There were only about £150k sells at or below the bid. MM's will bid lower for individual large volume sells. The others were slighly above the bid (but below mid) which suggests, to me, large volume buys where mm's will give discount.
If I'm right, it means a ratio of 10-1 buys roughly and a volume higher than the day Shore took Jellyworks listing.

Any ex Jelly holders care to comment?

IMHO, TTFN,
Paul.

[pitbull] 05/9/2000 12:03

ADIPaul

I hold these, but my reading of todays large trades was that a willing seller was feeding the MMs the shares for all the small punters, I don't think with all the buying going on that the MMs were giving some sort of discount to a guy or guys buying in 100k slugs, try ringing your broker in the morning and ask for a quote on 100K, they all quote in 10k, you might get the ask and bid but it might be out side this by a 1/2 or a 1/4, even 1 maybe.

Still a nice rise today and I think it looks positive short & mid term.

Pitbull

[timeliner] 05/9/2000 12:03

Baden - ADIPaul

Thanks for the info.