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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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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 |
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Misc Retail Stores, Nec | 43.98M | 520k | 0.0041 | 89.63 | 46.24M |
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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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