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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Jarvis Securities Plc | LSE:JIM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BKS9NN22 | ORD 0.25P |
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% | 62.00 | 61.00 | 63.00 | 62.00 | 62.00 | 62.00 | 7,189 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Security Brokers & Dealers | 13.07M | 3.98M | 0.0890 | 6.97 | 27.73M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/5/2024 12:12 | Offering a 9%+ yield. The shares look extremely good value. Plenty of upside. | thrugelmir | |
09/5/2024 11:40 | Slight reduction to 6p annual dividend but still c. 10% yield. | justiceforthemany | |
09/5/2024 09:24 | Tenapen, you aren't helping yourself at all here continually thinking like a loser and depressing yourself. The AIM market, yes all of it, is at the bottom with juicy bargains everywhere. You don't have to stay with JIM if you think its prospects aren't any good, sell some and put the money into another company if you want. I have one which since December is up nearly 60%. You are stuck in a lane of the motorway watching the rest of the traffic move and just moaning instead of doing something. For goodness sake make a choice instead of hanging around like a bad smell and complaining. As a young man we frequented casino's as the pubs closed at 1030pm and I learned which games to avoid and more importantly if I was losing at roulette I could win it back at BlackJack. Stop looking for someone else to blame and chose the best way to be a winner even if that means cutting your losses and putting your money somewhere else instead of letting this run its course. I have several times in the past; changeing jobs, moving to a different area as well as selling losing investments. Make your own luck, stand in front of a mirror and have a meeting with yourself, be honest. | melton john | |
09/5/2024 07:34 | Very welcome dividend. | sbb1x | |
09/5/2024 07:11 | 09 May 2024 Jarvis Securities plc ("Jarvis" or "the Company" and with its subsidiaries the "Group") DIVIDEND DECLARATION The Board of Jarvis announces that it is declaring a second quarterly interim dividend of 1.5 pence per share, to be paid on 11 June 2024 to shareholders on the register on 17 May 2024 and the shares will become ex-dividend on 16 May 2024. | cwa1 | |
09/5/2024 06:08 | .... and yet your happy for a new poster to ramp up any prospects of the Jim share price going higher ... While we await the two months overdue report. Flagging up so no one gets sucked in to this three legged donkey. | tenapen | |
08/5/2024 23:42 | It's the skilled person's report not JIM's. Your attempt to throw mud yet again. Just appears churlish. The fact that you committed too much of your savings to this company's shares is down to you. No one else. | thrugelmir | |
08/5/2024 19:58 | Personally I'm still waiting for the long overdue FCA report. No later than 28th Feb, then hopefully before end of April mmmmmmm !. Maybe a doubler tomorrow ! | tenapen | |
08/5/2024 13:30 | I've been thinking about this, it does seem likely that another dividend of similar size would create a similar rise in the price. Should be starting from nearer 60p than 50p this time though. May find the percentage increase isn't as large, perhaps 30-40%. However something else that needs to be factored in will be the realisation that the dividend skip was probably just a one off to offset the cost of the skilled person. Probably won't do it all in one day but by the end of next week JIM could easily be back over 100p. Anyway we will find out tomorrow if our patience is to be rewarded. Not much time for those wishing to top up or enter to do so. 3 hours till cash markets close, tik tok tik tok... | qg holdings | |
07/5/2024 15:25 | After feb update this spiked to 80/84p could a repeat be on the cards.... | sbb1x | |
06/5/2024 13:53 | PVB, sorry I can't help much other than to say JIM used TDW for the back office stuff years ago before they changed to I'm fairly sure their own IT set-up. I suppose when JIM left TDW because of poor service, they found others wanted to leave too and JIM increased their Model B customers. I remember a spate of white label deals being announced at some time. | melton john | |
06/5/2024 00:24 | Thrugelmir....I think webinars are good but not all companies do them and if you are putting serious money into a company it is good to speak face to face and ask private questions and that should not just be once a year at the Agm | davidosh | |
05/5/2024 14:34 | Melton John 4 May '24 - 18:23 - 3559 of 3564 Probably like me, every one just logs in via the X-O or Sharedeal Active log in pages. For the first time in ages I happened upon the Jarvis Investment Management site at and it has had a refresh dated 2024 and if you explore you will find from the horses mouth the answer to questions that have been the subject of many a post recently. Just scroll down the page and you'll see links for Goldman-Sachs (heard of them?) employee isa, former Yorkshire Building Society clients and a couple of others, good to see they are still around. Curious. I read the above and noted the "former YBS clients". Long ago, in the days of certificated share dealing, I was a client of YBS ("Yorkshare") and cannot remember any connection with JIM. When YBS stopped their Yorkshare service I remember it was handed over to TD Waterhouse. I've never before heard of this JIM service for ex YBS clients. Do you know any more about it? Did YBS have any kind of nominee service, e.g ISA? TIA. | pvb | |
05/5/2024 14:19 | Easier to reach a mass audience by Webinar. Horrendously expensive and unreliable to catch train into London these days. And of course the webinar is free ! | thrugelmir | |
05/5/2024 11:48 | We have tried many times to get Jarvis to come and do presentations and now would be a great time for them to come and meet investors if any of you can encourage them to come. For the whole of this long weekend any investor buying a ticket for the *Mello2024* event will be given the bonus of being able to bring a friend or family member completely free of charge. Worth getting a friend to join with you and halving the cost maybe... Will end at market open on Tuesday as it is a bank holiday weekend so plenty of time to connect Mello2024 investor conference takes place on the 22nd and 23rd May Do come and join us....another six companies added to the list today and another six to be announced on Monday. We want to keep this important face to face engagement with companies going and it has been tough since Covid as many directors just want to do webinars as their only token offering to investors. If you want to ask private questions or check out body language it is impossible on webinars and investors need to network with each other too. Please support us and encourage companies/ management teams you are in contact with to come along to Mello2024 in Chiswick on 22nd or 23rd May Mello2024 – Mello Events If you have never been to one of our two day conferences before then clearly you are missing a great opportunity to engage with management teams and also network with hundreds of likeminded investors so we are offering virgin tickets at just £30 for either of the days so that you can see what it is all about.....a big discount from £99.00 and if you do not agree having spent the day with us I will give you an annual pass to our virtual shows on top. I just want investors engaging with all these quality smaller companies. This offer is only if you have never attended before so please be fair to all those who pay much more.... Simply enter the code NEW2MELLO24 BUY NOW: | davidosh | |
05/5/2024 08:52 | That's great ta steelwatch | melton john | |
04/5/2024 23:38 | Great find MJ. I've linked the "Important Info" page in the header, just below "News". The parent page, (refreshed look), looks like a beta version they are working on, so I have left the old site link in for now with a temporary link to the new lower down. | steelwatch | |
04/5/2024 18:46 | Interestingly Goldman-Sachs employees are charged a £50 a year ISA administration fee. | thrugelmir | |
04/5/2024 18:23 | Probably like me, every one just logs in via the X-O or Sharedeal Active log in pages. For the first time in ages I happened upon the Jarvis Investment Management site at and it has had a refresh dated 2024 and if you explore you will find from the horses mouth the answer to questions that have been the subject of many a post recently. Just scroll down the page and you'll see links for Goldman-Sachs (heard of them?) employee isa, former Yorkshire Building Society clients and a couple of others, good to see they are still around. This link at the bottom of the page tells you everything you want to know about security and protection of your money and the compensation if the worst should happen. Maybe Steelwatch could squeeze the link into the thread header??? | melton john | |
03/5/2024 18:45 | Not an investigation as such. Nor as has been mentioned on several occcasions is JIM being singled out for special attention. The whole sector is under intense scrutiny for a whole variety of reasons. What can be said is that JIM will come out the better for it the other side in the longer term. | thrugelmir | |
03/5/2024 18:09 | There won't be any takeover until the FCA investigation is over. | justiceforthemany | |
03/5/2024 11:38 | Well the share price is going backwards again. Anyone else attend the AGM? | justiceforthemany | |
03/5/2024 10:38 | Do we think dividend will be 1.75p again.... | sbb1x | |
02/5/2024 13:16 | REF #3547 - Thanks Melton John. IMO, on balance, it looks relatively safe to double up, then wait patiently for the smoke to clear. Would make a massive difference to my average cost. pete | petersinthemarket |
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