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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Uls Technology Plc | LSE:ULS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BNG8T458 | ORD 0.4P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 73.00 | 72.40 | 73.80 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/8/2014 15:30 | He chose to ignore my simple question | john09 | |
01/8/2014 08:28 | Would be nice to have seen a bigger purchase but to be fair to him I don't think he earns a great deal. ONJohn has some bee in his bonnet - probably best to ignore every word he says. | geraldton1 | |
01/8/2014 08:17 | Could have had them in the float for 2p cheaper. Or in a couple of months for 10p cheaper i suspect | onjohn | |
01/8/2014 07:43 | Director Dealing ULS Technology plc, the provider of online B2B platforms for the UK conveyancing and financial intermediary markets, announces that it was informed on 31 July 2014 that on 28 July 2014, Mr John Williams, Finance Director of the Company purchased 48,291 ordinary shares of 0.4p each in the Company ("Share(s)") at a price of 41p per Share. Following this transaction, Mr Williams' holding in the Company is 48,291 Shares, which represent approximately 0.07 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital. | aishah | |
30/7/2014 22:34 | Foxtons' share price bodes ill for the London property market But since March, the share price has been falling. And by Monday this week, the share price had fallen to 261p a 52-week low. The market cap had slid to £740m. Foxtons' listing price was 230p, but the shares opened almost 20% above that when they began trading in August last year. In other words, they are back where they were on their first day's trading. Here's the share price chart of the year to date. I've drawn two black tramlines around the current price action the direction this one is heading in is fairly clear. Foxtons share price The trend is clearly down and as am I forever saying about trends, they are powerful things that can go on for much longer than anyone expects (look at the US bond market). Even at this level, Foxtons is hardly compellingly cheap. It's on a price/earnings ratio of 20. Now, for 2013, it saw strong growth on the previous year: revenue was up 16% on the year at £139m, while pre-tax profit was up 57% at £39m. But 2013 was about as good as year as you will ever see in the London property market. Foxtons had a 22.5% jump in sales. So 2014 forecasts for £163m in revenue and £55m in profit might be too bullish. A quick survey of Rightmove shows that transaction levels in London and the surrounding areas where Foxtons mostly operates have almost come to standstill. Whether it's down to tighter lending, excessive valuations, no more Russian buyers, or whatever reason you care to attach property is no longer selling as it was six months ago. It doesn't make that much difference to Foxtons whether a house sells at £1m or £900,000. The important thing is that it sells. So the biggest threat to Foxtons isn't falling house prices it is falling volumes. Turnover is more important than price. But the turnover has vanished and that is what this falling share price trend is all about. And encapsulated in Foxtons' price is everything you need to know about London property. When London is in a bull market, it's good for Foxtons. But when London turns this is what happens. | onjohn | |
30/7/2014 13:41 | RMV getting nailed, lost todays gains , good lad | onjohn | |
30/7/2014 08:27 | You sound a very clued up individual ONJohn - its a clever trick to copy and paste the trades that go through! | geraldton1 | |
30/7/2014 08:18 | I can see why you think that given my finger on the pulse but the answer is no. Another sale gone through. Notice price falls on each sale 09:04:56 41.05 6,000 O 41.00 43.75 Sell 0 19,954 08:11:28 41.25 9,585 AT 41.25 44.50 Sell 0 13,954 08:11:28 41.50 4,369 AT 41.25 44.50 Sell 0 4,369 Expecting it to go under the float price | onjohn | |
30/7/2014 07:59 | ONJohn - are you an ex employee of ULS? | geraldton1 | |
30/7/2014 07:32 | Why should i be worried? i know which way the housing market is going this year and it isnt up!! Early bird sells at uls 08:11:28 41.25 9,585 AT 41.25 44.50 Sell 0 13,954 08:11:28 41.50 4,369 AT 41.25 44.50 Sell 0 4,369 | onjohn | |
30/7/2014 06:58 | Simon...I did not raise the question but if I am not mistaken brokers usually take a few months before issuing research notes on new entrants to the market. I see RMV came out with decent results today...I am sure OnJohn will have something to say about them lol | nurdin | |
29/7/2014 16:54 | Lloyds wanted to sell the entire the full kabodle that they still hold i suspect but nobody wanted it. A failed float and a big overhang i suspect Each of Lloyds Development Capital (Holdings) Limited and LDC Parallel (Nominees) Limited, holding, in aggregate 47 per cent. of the Existing Ordinary Shares and 19.9 per cent. of the Enlarged Share Capital, have 6 month lockin only!!!! SIX MONTH LOCK IN ONLY You may not want to bring this up at any London dinner parties, but there are tentative signs that the bubble in U.K. housing prices that's helped boost the economic recovery by underpinning consumer confidence may be running out of puff. Given the British obsession with home ownership, any evidence of real-estate deflation will complicate the Bank of England's efforts to nudge borrowing costs higher. July marked the first month of no growth in London house prices since December 2012, according to figures last week from research company Hometrack Ltd. A different gauge showed the slowest pace of London gains in 15 months in June, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. And today, Lloyds Banking Group's mortgage-lending unit reported that only five percent of people say the coming year is a good time to buy a home, a 29-point drop in just three months. Are profits also linked to prices as well as volumes. Yes. thats another problem | onjohn | |
29/7/2014 16:14 | Got a hot shot as Head of Sales (age 30): Alan's sales career started as a Telesales Consultant with a top ten UK mortgage lender, where he was quickly promoted and became the company's youngest Business Development Manager at the age of 22. In this role he became the top selling Business Development Manager out of a sales team of 42. Alan then joined ULS Group in 2009 as a National Account Manager and in 2012 he was promoted to Head Of Sales, where he is now responsible for all sales across the ULS Group. Alan was shortlisted at the 2013 British Mortgage Awards in the Young Achiever category and won the award in 2014. | simon gordon | |
29/7/2014 15:31 | Just a bit of fantasy conjecture.... If mortgage approvals average c.60K until next March and the company performs like April and May for the following 10 months: 2014: PBT = £2.341m + 162K interest payments = £2.5m In April and May y/e 2015 PBT has increased by 70% compared to the same months in y/e 2014. £2.5m x 70% = £4.25m, minus 20% tax = £3.4m, divided by 64.7m shares = 5.25p. 42.25p divided by 5.25p = 8x. *Edit - that conjecture doesn't take into consideration IPO fees. ===== Nurdin, When you spoke with Numis did they mention when a broker note will be issued? Doesn't look like ULS have hired Edison. | simon gordon | |
29/7/2014 13:49 | gerald...not bought yet..just digging into it .Getting warmer all the the time though. | nurdin | |
29/7/2014 13:46 | Cheers simon..just had a word with Numis and got the information..nothing to worry about anyway | nurdin | |
29/7/2014 13:45 | Welcome on board nurdin - I think this is a pretty good one. There isn't a stock on the market that you can't pick a hole in. I think Simon Gordon has made some valid points and there is a lot of good info on this thread already. | geraldton1 | |
29/7/2014 13:42 | Nurdin, It's all in the Admission Document on their website. As for your question: Nigel Houth went from 45.6% to 27.23% Lloyds Development went from 46.99% to 19.95% One other director sold 1%. That's it. | simon gordon | |
29/7/2014 13:38 | 'The GBP12.1m Placing, comprising the sale of 18,713,750 shares and 11,536,250 new ordinary shares, has raised c. GBP4.6m (before expenses) for the Company at 40p per share ("the Placing Price"). ' Any idea who sold their shares ? | nurdin | |
29/7/2014 13:14 | Hmm..interesting stock..I might dip my toe .Heres hoping for a troll free BB | nurdin | |
29/7/2014 13:06 | Calm down man, if rightmove warn of slowdown tomorrow dont panic first cut will be the cheapest | onjohn |
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