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VLG Venture Life Group Plc

36.75
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Venture Life Group Plc LSE:VLG London Ordinary Share GB00BFPM8908 ORD 0.3P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 36.75 36.00 37.50 36.75 36.75 36.75 71,557 08:00:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Misc Retail Stores, Nec 43.98M 520k 0.0041 89.63 46.24M
Venture Life Group Plc is listed in the Misc Retail Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VLG. The last closing price for Venture Life was 36.75p. Over the last year, Venture Life shares have traded in a share price range of 27.00p to 44.00p.

Venture Life currently has 125,831,530 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Venture Life is £46.24 million. Venture Life has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 89.63.

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30/1/2017
17:24
I don't think you've missed out on PVG - I believe it's at the start of a period of extremely high revenue growth which in two/three years will result in very large profits and a much higher share price. As a holder though I am of course biased. In order to identify small cap companies meeting my criteria I looked at every single company (excluding mining/oil/gas and tech) on AIM and LSW with a mcap less than £50m. Did that about 18 months ago and whilst time consuming helped me find PVG which has so far been very profitable. Also helped me find PHD which I rapidly lost interest in. Not a bad company but not sure where it's going.
hydrus
30/1/2017
17:03
Hi red,
I like musings on principles.
I have a mix of large companies and small.
I try to take advantage of dips that I cannot explain.
I always judge the company and what it does before looking at accounts.
I resist making decisions on absolute valuations.
I buy and sell in stages.
My portfolio has shaped itself, rather than having some sort of ideal structure.
I expect to hold a company until the story changes.
My watchlist is mostly composed of the shares I own because I tend to buy a small holding in shares I am impressed with, whilst researching them.
Conviction buys - I build up large holdings rapidly.
I like companies that have proper businesses - sometimes these do not grab the imagination of PIs and commentators as they might well be growing organically.
Small companies that do not have a following can be very little traded and so relatively static.
Companies that are interesting but promise jam tomorrow I term roulette wheel companies. I own two: SOU and FARN. FREE turns out a fascinating company that I would also term a roulette wheel company, but it is a Scott tip so is too popular.
Small companies have become the flavour of the month and so the popular ones are flying.
I have been buying QTX, IGG and PTSG based on the notions above.
I am looking to increase DOTD on any relative weakness.
I always check the likes of ABC for gentle dips.
BVXP was a conviction buy that I poured money into at every opportunity.
I can usually find something in the portfolio that I am happy to increase and am very critical of new companies, so miss opportunities like PVG.
I should research small companies more assiduously, especially those that are off the radar.
apad

apad
30/1/2017
11:24
Indeed, pete.
My interest is that I knew people who worked there in its heyday and I made enough for the deposit on a house. Mind you, I reckon Rhodes was keener on football than filters. Nostalgia pure and simple.

Still selling down TRCS. Have to follow one's conviction! Gulp.

apad

apad
30/1/2017
11:17
FTC? - must be joking. One glance at today's horrible chart and I wouldn't touch it. One quick glance at the updated Outlook, which rules out any short term improvement, and I wouldn't touch it. Perhaps patience works for some people but for myself I would be nervous that patience would become lack of proper attention. We all work in different ways. BofL, pete
petersinthemarket
30/1/2017
10:31
SPE, profit significantly ahead without currency affect, so expect a much better numbers imo.
modform
30/1/2017
08:24
My "quick glance" at FTC seems to be entirely misguided!

Increased QTX this morning. £2.9445.

apad

apad
30/1/2017
07:54
very positive trading update from SPE today.
janeann
30/1/2017
07:50
A quick glance suggests FTC has come good. Patience is a virtue, Pete :-)

apad

apad
30/1/2017
07:24
PRV full year results. No surprises, well run niche company. I like it.
apad

apad
29/1/2017
17:18
Wow Pete, SOU HUR, not sure when you got those, but although I hold both from last March, I think the current low risk, good reward oiler is IAE, another Malcy's favourite, because it's a producer and not just an Explorer, and the chart tells you everything you need to know.
modform
29/1/2017
13:56
Got a vile cold this week so don't feel up to listing all of them but as they are all graded for choice here are a few of them.

First on the list to consider when I can raise cash: LPA, MYSL, FCRM, FREE.

Next, watching for a better opportunity: D4T4, DOTD, IDEA, PVG, SDI.

Already held by Mrs P or me: DIS, DPP, EMH, ESP, FFWD (wot a dog!), HUR, JIM, PTSG, RGL, SFR, SOU, TRD, TRI, TSTL, WJG.

Don't do fundamental research, don't understand accounts well enough to find the bits that clever accountants have hidden from me.

I prefer charts, especially staircase charts, but look with interest at recoveries and anything likely to break upwards from a sideways trend. Usually glance at a small number of fundamentals, like pos cash, low/no debt, several years improving REV, PBT, low PEG. Company Outlook is major for me.

I mainly go for low mkt cap companies, especially AIM and smallcap.
Elephants don't gallop

Tend to stick to roughly 10 stocks at a time and either top slice or add extra cash according to daily chart. Can be hi risk, all eggs in few baskets, etc.

I don't usually hold for more than a year, unless I get locked in and there have been two of these in particular in recent years, DIS and FFWD. I am at last reaping huge rewards on DIS but cannot wait to offload FFWD if it ever rises again so that I can get some of my cash back.

As a bonus, I note the views of certain 'quality' contributors on these threads.

Kindly note, everything above is for interest only, not a recommendation, and I frequently break my own rules and take a punt at something that 'just feels right'.
Best of luck, pete

petersinthemarket
28/1/2017
20:45
Pete, what would prompt you to buy something on your watch list? Is it when the price moves lower to a level that provides more 'value' or alternatively perhaps when a stock breaks out of a sideways trend into an uptrend? Or something else?
homebrewruss
28/1/2017
20:19
so do enlighten us whats left on it ...........
janeann
28/1/2017
20:15
As things were particularly quiet today (yes, I was very bored) I spent an hour sorting out my watch list. What a revelation. Whittled it down fairly quickly from around 70 to 40, so it made me wonder why the heck I listed them in the first place. Something must have attracted me but some of it was possibly laziness because I didn't make time to check it out more closely at the time. Of those retained, a rather small number are still likely as serious targets when I can free up some cash but the others might stay on the watch list for some time. Sorry if I disturbed your weekend. rgds, pete
petersinthemarket
28/1/2017
10:30
Not much volume on CLLN, red. Boredom, I reckon.

FWIW

apad

apad
28/1/2017
10:03
My fear with CLLN Red is a project mess up...similar to issues sector peers have previously reported. I sincerely hope not though. It is a feeling I can't shake...
haywards26
28/1/2017
09:47
My last two trades are under water.
SSE - will come good in the near future.
Clln - something has got a hold on it and is wringing the share price to death. Are the shorty pants right after all?

red

redartbmud
28/1/2017
07:54
QTX favourite for increasing next week. FY late Feb. Potential significant increase in income.
apad

apad
27/1/2017
22:14
That's very positive PJ - I reckon 2+2 for PEL = 3 !!
janeann
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