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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vale Int | VIG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.00 | 5.00 |
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Posted at 29/8/2007 00:03 by rainmaker A little something further to add on previous point-note that all 4 Market Makers on Level 2 are quoting a market in VIG of at least 5k. But appreciate that they are only obliged to deal in 1k when things get a little too hairy for their liking.Results should be out in the next week or so and, as Company has already stated, that trading to the beginning of June was in line with expectations, there shouldn't be any surprises. Of far more interest to Investors will be the trading outlook regards |
Posted at 15/8/2007 13:08 by rainmaker Getting ridiculous, Investors selling out at 15.5p!-forgive them for they know not what they do. I wonder if there will be a trading update at the end of this month with the name change. I somehow doubt it because of the close period, with the interim results being released around 7 Septemberregards |
Posted at 06/8/2007 14:24 by cockneyrebel If nothing else it grabs investor attention - and if that happens and ivestors notice the PE of 8 then it's a good thing imoCR |
Posted at 06/8/2007 12:58 by rainmaker CR Can't disagree- if a stock is trading at a substantial discount to it's intrinsic value, then sooner or later the share price will respond positively. I've reached that stage with VIG where I'm thinking what more does the Company need to do?...when will the share price ever move up?.As an out and out Value Investor, I'm very familiar with that feeling of exasperation which is normally when the share price starts to move up strongly-the darket hour is just before dawn, I suppose.Still have absolutely no intention of selling at this side of 36p Name change is obviously a good thing-as I think that it may have deterred some potential Investors in the past. I always assumed that VI stood for Vero International regards |
Posted at 03/8/2007 02:25 by rainmaker CR and Tole-I'm absolutely staggered by current undervaluation as per prospective p/e, when as you say they have already confirmed that current trading up to June was in line with expectation.I really thought that this Company had closed the creditability gap of it's poor history of profitability and the market bias against micro caps but this is obviously not the case.Life's not fair to such Companies. I also note that it's P/S ratio is around 0.50 whilst a few years ago it was almost 4. I know that would have been at the height of the dot. com boom but I use this for illustrative purposes to make a point! So it's going to take further proof positive to change potential investors minds. However I believe that when they announce a maiden dividend, when they have the distributable reserves, in a year's time this will obviously go some way to closing this gap.Dividends shouldn't matter but Investors love them |
Posted at 13/6/2007 13:05 by rainmaker I know CR,they've basically confirmed that they are on course to meet the 2.07 eps for the current year and all that recent selling(well not too much as it was a very thin market)was not "Insiders" in the know but just impatient Investors recycling money. Next move should definitely be up!regards |
Posted at 05/5/2007 18:52 by rainmaker BBD-Just stick with it, a technical reaction/retracement is perfectly normal as VIG had clearly become very overbought. IMHO still massively undervalued and still a steal at current levels.Expect to see 30p+ in the next month or so. Have spoken about a credibility gap previously and this share will fly when Investors realise VIG this gap is unwarranted-the process has already started, and bar a small technical retracement every now and again, is unstoppableregards |
Posted at 02/5/2007 12:37 by rainmaker Agreed Baner-VIG is much better Company with better margins and growth prospects than Delcam.I may be proved wrong re bid but it isn't needed to see VIG go through 30p within the next couple of months.I have no intention of selling out anytime soon as VIG is still massively undervalued even after the recent rise. IMHO it's not too late for new Investors to buy at current levels if they look at the current rating and it's growth outlook.This Company's share price should still fly!!! Certainly I feel that Investor's longer term returns would be better served by VIG's continued independence. Expect them to introduce a dividend in April 2008 when they will have the distributable reserves. regards |
Posted at 30/4/2007 12:40 by rainmaker Moving up nicely but IMHO still a lot further to go. Why are some Investors selling here?IMHO there're crazy just because you have a one bagger over the last six months is no reason to sell.It reminds me of the saying "Always let the Company's underlying value as dictated by fundamental factors not the share price act as your guide" If it goes to 110p they will have had a 10 bagger. How will they feel then?Certainly I believe that there is plenty more upside from current levels(the prospective p/e at the offer price is still in single figures at just 9.46 times) and short term expect +30p but slightly longer term expect to see substantially higher prices regards |
Posted at 02/2/2007 13:05 by rainmaker EJ et al-Has VIG been tipped in the Investors Chronicle today?regards |
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