1pm Share Discussion Threads

[santangello] 13/2/2019 23:24

Cheers p1nk....

Let's see how this revealed news is received.

I for one continue to add at these rediculously 'artificially restrained' prices at present.

[p1nkfish] 13/2/2019 22:46

Michael Nolan. Acquisition around Aug 2015.

"Following the acquisition of Academy Leasing in August last year, Academy's vendors, Michael Nolan and Hazel Jacques, joined the Board as executive directors and Julian Telling and I were appointed as independent non-executive directors. The Board now comprises four executive and three non-executive directors."

[santangello] 13/2/2019 22:39

We'll that is the news I/we were waiting for....the seller finally revealed.If he has finished, and with the RNS I assume he has, we could be retracing North, quite unapposed in the near term....let's see.

[wanttowin] 13/2/2019 18:44

Who is this Michael Nolan ? I can't find him as a significant shareholder on 1PMs website.

[p1nkfish] 06/2/2019 13:33

At last, through one blockage. Shot time.

[gorilla36] 06/2/2019 13:10

It was the promoted feature stock in this months Technology Profits Confidential

[dround87] 04/2/2019 18:13

Yeah supported by plenty of volume. It's been a good day across my small caps today. Maybe positive reaction to the FTSE holding 7k reflecting on the broader UK market. Those bargain shares finally coming good.

[santangello] 04/2/2019 13:23

Looks like a buy order being filled.

Very disappointed with the reaction today this far....we'll see what gets revealed after the bell/tomorrow ?

[dround87] 04/2/2019 08:33

With these volumes safe to say this is a breakout now. Good stuff.

[santangello] 04/2/2019 08:02

Interesting start.....tipped somewhere ?

[dround87] 30/1/2019 13:02

Back for more punishment with a small stake at 45!

[markyjacob123] 29/1/2019 16:47

Agreed!!

Share price is one step forward, two back!

[dround87] 25/1/2019 18:24

Just read the IC article. Got stopped after results but I think I'll buy back in at some point. Maybe wait for a move over 50 though.

[santangello] 22/1/2019 13:20

Cheers Hyper.....

[hyperboreus] 22/1/2019 13:16

Revist by Simon Thompson caused the 'upward spike'

Headline:

'1pm unloved, and underrated'

Conclusion:

'The point is that the quality of 1pm’s earnings and its ability to earn a 13 per cent post-tax return on equity is not being reflected in a share price that is trading on a miserly six times full-year earnings per share. The pullback since the annual results is a clear buying opportunity in my view. Buy.'

[santangello] 22/1/2019 12:31

Looks like the MMs have buyers, and the opportunity to unwind the sprung upward momentumn, but the distressed seller has not finished yet by the looks of it.

I did not expect to be buying at these levels post results....the longer they remain 'held back', the better as I want to add 25% to my already substantial holdings......we'll see if I am lucky enough to do so.

Oh to be more financially liquid :(

[muffster] 16/1/2019 22:48

Stockopedia chap said value is about right citing book Value.. 'I'd rather take a conservative view and value it based on tangible equity - from that perspective, 1pm looks fairly priced. While its P/E multiple is undoubtedly very cheap at just 6x, that looks to me like a fair reflection of the balance sheet position'. I added today as feel too Conservative

[paleje] 16/1/2019 22:40

These guys often make quiet perceptive observations, their link is above in 1089, I think they’re spot on with this one, it’s not the only underappreciated stock in this difficult market:-

The latest from the Investor's Champion blog
In a big week of trading updates, we have commented on some of AIM's top stories.

The good: Creo Medical (CREO) and GetBusy (GETB) have defied the gloom and reported decent numbers.
The bad: boohoo.com (BOO) may have beaten expectations, but investors remain concerned.
The underappreciated: 1PM (OPM) is this week's bargain. It's shares are priced for a monstrous downturn.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 16/1/2019 18:07

I guess organic growth is a double edged sword, it's going to absorb cash that could otherwise be used to pay dividends, but as long as they make a good job will bebefit us in the long run. I'm content with the balance they seem to have struck so far.

[holiday6] 16/1/2019 18:03

Valuation is pricing in a bit more trouble. Question is whether there is a huge amount of trouble. Otherwise we are now being paid a small amount while we wait..

[maiken] 16/1/2019 11:02

the rise in operating and admin costs is addressed in the presentation .They say they have put in place infrastructure to support future growth and thus that cost growth should slow down now