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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| I-Design | LSE:IDG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1Z7SF38 | ORD 10P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 60.00 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 13/2/2013 | 22:28 | I-DESIGN : advertising on ATMs (new IPO) | 1,631 |
| 24/1/2012 | 07:14 | I -Design ONE OF TARA*S TEN FOR 2011 | 81 |
| 15/6/2011 | 07:45 | INDAGO RESOURCES ASX:IDG | 18 |
| 03/11/2010 | 10:16 | Money making machine,Won the Tesco contract. | 14 |
| 12/8/2003 | 23:40 | IDS Group (used to be CFS) anyone watching- moving | 276 |
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Posted at 13/2/2013 18:50 by tara7 How many maths teachers here.?All these in the last few years. COM 4p to £8.50p = 220 times NTA 2p to £1.40p = 70 times WSG 8p to 42p = 4 times AGL 12p to 90p = 6 times PTO my share of the year up 340% in the last 12 months. PXS 0.6p to 17p = 30 times IDG doubled. |
Posted at 13/2/2013 17:09 by davidosh tara7....I am sure you did say that in September 2011 but the share price was 60p at that time so anyone who bought and held on has suffered massive paper losses until the bid was announced today at Errrr 60p. That is a staggeringly poor return whilst I and many others have had far safer investments that have delivered 40% growth and with dividends in many cases too.You are taking great risk with the penny share punts and so only fair to show all your recommendations and how they have done rather than being selective. If more than say 30% have gone bust then you are really just playing roulette. |
Posted at 13/2/2013 16:52 by tara7 Why are some posters so bitter when things go well.??IDG up 140% today.!!! I did say.!!! I-DESIGN : advertising on ATMs (new IPO) - IDG tara7 - 21 Sep 2011 - 15:58:05 - 1227 of 1600 The buying says it all , FTSE down 100 yet IDG is rolling. Still think good chance of a bid from Cardtronics.[they are buying up anything in sight.] |
Posted at 13/2/2013 13:29 by david77 tara - thanks for Northacre - I made £100,000 when the shares went over 140p and I will have made another £100,000 when Spadille pay out.Thanks for the nod several years ago. And I had IDG on my list to buy when I get the Northacre money |
Posted at 13/2/2013 13:09 by tara7 Look at PTO today another sofware company that has what others want.Look out for a bid way over the share price on that stock. The directors will not sell for anything under £8.00 in my view. |
Posted at 13/2/2013 08:03 by tara7 IDG up 140% today.!!!I did say.!!! I-DESIGN : advertising on ATMs (new IPO) - IDG tara7 - 21 Sep 2011 - 15:58:05 - 1227 of 1600 The buying says it all , FTSE down 100 yet IDG is rolling. Still think good chance of a bid from Cardtronics.[they are buying up anything in sight.] |
Posted at 13/2/2013 07:40 by tara7 I-DESIGN : advertising on ATMs (new IPO) - IDGtara7 - 21 Sep 2011 - 15:58:05 - 1227 of 1600 The buying says it all , FTSE down 100 yet IDG is rolling. Still think good chance of a bid from Cardtronics.[they are buying up anything in sight.] |
Posted at 20/12/2012 17:40 by david77 I thought it was a pretty positive RNS so surprised to see the share price fall. |
Posted at 17/1/2012 09:54 by rivaldo Bargain time here now imho.Arbuthnot had this to say on Monday in their morning update - note the AGM update coming next Tuesday: "Monday 16 January i-design* Strong Buy IDG.L / 48.50p / £6.8m / TP: 90p Event: Other Likely % change in earnings forecasts: No Change During calendar 2011 i-design's share price responded very positively to the improving trading momentum in FY2011. On the back of achieving maiden profitability (substantially ahead of earlier expectations) this culminated in the share price touching 67p (its IPO price in 2007). Since then the share price has fallen back to 49.5p despite the current year getting off to a good start with the announcement of a major contract win in Canada secured via its partner IBM. The next calendar event is the AGM on 24 January, at which we look forward to receiving a further update on trading. In our view, i-design has the potential to build two significant profit streams in software licences and advertising revenues from the existing base. We maintain our EV/sales-derived 90p target price and view the current share price as a buying opportunity. Strong Buy." |
Posted at 22/7/2011 15:15 by rivaldo Growth Company Investor says "speculative buy" - not really very speculative any more. And are IDG really an "Advertising for cash points venture"? Hmmmmm :o))"I-design encourages with update 22/07/2011 Ben Jaglom Advertising for cash points venture i-design (IDG) has issued an update in which it notes that it expects full year losses to be lower than market expectations. The AIM-quoted concern reported that since the interim results released in June 'the positive revenue trend has continued into the second half of the year' adding that this 'upward momentum' is likely to lead to a loss before tax that will be 'significantly ahead of market expectations.' It has been a strong year for i-design which has reported a number of contract wins with customers including Barclays and cash point operator Cardtronics, with the share price having more than doubled as a result. In an interview with Growth Company Investor finance director Ian Sunter remarked that the company's 'growing momentum' has pushed it forward this year, adding that 'we are now executing much better at closing deals.' This year's launch of its joono technology was also mentioned as being key to having improved its prospects, adding that the contract win with Cardtronics had increased its overseas footprint. Analysts at Arbuthnot lifted their loss before tax forecast for the year to September 2011 from a loss of £240,000 to a loss of £140,000 on sales forecasts that have been increased from £3 million to £3.2 million. Recommended by Growth Company Investor this May at 30.5p and again this July at 41.5p the shares currently trade at 52.5p. Having grown impressively this year amidst a recovery in its markets we think shares in i-design could well have further to go as its customer base grows, and with it recurring revenues. We therefore retain our speculative buy rating. i-design (IDG) has issued an update in which it notes that it expects full year losses to be lower than market expectations. The AIM-quoted concern reported that since the interim results released in June 'the positive revenue trend has continued into the second half of the year' adding that this 'upward momentum' is likely to lead to a loss before tax that will be 'significantly ahead of market expectations.' It has been a strong year for i-design which has reported a number of contract wins with customers including Barclays and cash point operator Cardtronics, with the share price having more than doubled as a result. In an interview with Growth Company Investor finance director Ian Sunter remarked that the company's 'growing momentum' has pushed it forward this year, adding that 'we are now executing much better at closing deals.' This year's launch of its joono technology was also mentioned as being key to having improved its prospects, adding that the contract win with Cardtronics had increased its overseas footprint. Analysts at Arbuthnot lifted their loss before tax forecast for the year to September 2011 from a loss of £240,000 to a loss of £140,000 on sales forecasts that have been increased from £3 million to £3.2 million. Recommended by Growth Company Investor this May at 30.5p and again this July at 41.5p the shares currently trade at 52.5p. Having grown impressively this year amidst a recovery in its markets we think shares in i-design could well have further to go as its customer base grows, and with it recurring revenues. We therefore retain our speculative buy rating. 22/07/2011 Ben Jaglom Advertising for cash points venture i-design (IDG) has issued an update in which it notes that it expects full year losses to be lower than market expectations. The AIM-quoted concern reported that since the interim results released in June 'the positive revenue trend has continued into the second half of the year' adding that this 'upward momentum' is likely to lead to a loss before tax that will be 'significantly ahead of market expectations.' It has been a strong year for i-design which has reported a number of contract wins with customers including Barclays and cash point operator Cardtronics, with the share price having more than doubled as a result. In an interview with Growth Company Investor finance director Ian Sunter remarked that the company's 'growing momentum' has pushed it forward this year, adding that 'we are now executing much better at closing deals.' This year's launch of its joono technology was also mentioned as being key to having improved its prospects, adding that the contract win with Cardtronics had increased its overseas footprint. Analysts at Arbuthnot lifted their loss before tax forecast for the year to September 2011 from a loss of £240,000 to a loss of £140,000 on sales forecasts that have been increased from £3 million to £3.2 million. Recommended by Growth Company Investor this May at 30.5p and again this July at 41.5p the shares currently trade at 52.5p. Having grown impressively this year amidst a recovery in its markets we think shares in i-design could well have further to go as its customer base grows, and with it recurring revenues. We therefore retain our speculative buy rating." |
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