4imprint Share Price (FOUR)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
4imprint Group Plc LSE:FOUR London Ordinary Share GB0006640972 ORD 38 6/13P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  95.00 3.87% 2,550.00 44,374 16:35:18
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
2,535.00 2,550.00 2,550.00 2,425.00 2,425.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Media 658.14 41.28 116.53 22.5 713
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:32:58 O 48 2,550.00 GBX
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4imprint (FOUR) Latest News

4imprint News

Date Time Source Headline
27/11/202016:42UKREG4imprint Group PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
27/11/202016:37UKREG4imprint Group PLC Price Monitoring Extension
30/10/202009:25ALNC4imprint Says Orders Continue Gradual Return To Pre-Covid Levels
30/10/202007:00UKREG4imprint Group PLC Update on Current Trading
28/10/202016:35UKREG4imprint Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
28/10/202016:00UKREG4imprint Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
27/10/202008:33UKREG4imprint Group PLC EBT Purchase
15/10/202014:59UKREG4imprint Group PLC EBT Purchase
06/10/202011:48UKREG4imprint Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
05/10/202014:22UKREG4imprint Group PLC EBT Purchase
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4imprint (FOUR) Discussions and Chat

4imprint Forums and Chat

Date Time Title Posts
12/11/202009:49So much cash1,602
16/1/202012:084Imprint (FOUR) One to Watch on Monday1
31/3/200410:234imprint - Directors buy shares25
24/7/200314:05CRAZY PRICE !!!18
13/3/200314:08Excellent results, new contract win23

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4imprint (FOUR) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2020-12-01 17:38:452,550.00481,224.00O
2020-12-01 17:11:162,550.131012,575.63O
2020-12-01 17:02:572,475.0741310,222.04O
2020-12-01 16:35:182,550.0014,331365,440.50UT
2020-12-01 16:29:352,540.006152.40AT
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4imprint (FOUR) Top Chat Posts

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01/12/2020
08:20		4imprint Daily Update: 4imprint Group Plc is listed in the Media sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FOUR. The last closing price for 4imprint was 2,455p.
4imprint Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,966p and a 12 week average price of 1,718p.
The 1 year high share price is 3,540p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1,080p.
There are currently 27,965,530 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 53,622 shares. The market capitalisation of 4imprint Group Plc is £713,121,015.
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07/10/2020
18:05		jeffian: Could have been this? "Peel Hunt upgrades 4imprint on share price fall Peel Hunt has upgraded promotional product printer 4imprint (FOUR) after a share price fall opened up a ‘value gap’. Analyst Malcolm Morgan upgraded his recommendation from ‘hold’ to ‘add’ with a target price of £22 on the shares, which were trading at £17.80 yesterday. Morgan said market commentary ‘speaks of stabilised, but not materially improving conditions, which in a Covid-19 world is encouraging’. ‘History suggests market recovery can take several years,’ he said. ‘It also suggests that 4imprint outperforms the market recovery.’"
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04/9/2020
17:18		glenowen: Looks like I spoke too soon - solid recovery from yesterday's low. Maybe yesterday was just "market maker manipilation" to get the share price low?
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16/6/2020
10:14		investing2retire: hmm. i sold this one too early at 2400. bought in at 1995. contemplating buying back in if price drops but looks unlikely now
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03/6/2020
09:12		mickeyb: US opening up is good news, share price has been holding for a few days looks like the next step up is starting.
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20/3/2020
23:54		jeffian: glenowen, I'm not sure how I see anything coming out of the coronavirus crisis - pubs, FOUR, whatever - other than that it will. I started my investing life just before the oil-war crash of 1973/4 (and if anyone thinks this is bad, you ain't seen nothing!) and have been through many recessions. They all bounce back at some point. I suppose there is a difference this time in that a Government has never shut down the entire economy by decree and there must be companies that won't survive that, but on the whole I take the view that this is bargain-hunting territory. Btw, I probably would have reinvested the lot like you - as I did with some of the proceeds of the other takeovers - but the EIG payment only appeared in my account on 17 March. Phew! Given the mayhem in the market, I had a fleeting fear it may not turn up.
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20/3/2020
21:03		glenowen: Jeffian - you timed those disposals very well - although I take your point that they weren't planned! I also benefitted from the GNK takeover and the large capital distribution from FSTA around the same time. Unfortunately, I re-invested the lot!Glad to hear that Mr Tuppen is alive and kicking. He made a nice profit for me up to the financial crash, the margins at EI were astonishing! (Property company rather than a pub company?) But like all good things, it couldnt last. You did well to be a shareholder at the end and benefit from the big rise before the takeover.How do you see the pub industry coming out of the Coronavirus crisis? Difficult to see a clear picture with the bad news from the shutdown being counterbalanced, to some extent, by the Govt support announced at the same time.I am keeping my powder dry for the time being. Despite the big rise today at FOUR, I suspect it might well head south again next week.
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19/3/2020
20:52		glenowen: Again, Erogenous, many thanks for your informed comment. It is good to see some helpful information on these boards from someone who knows what they are talking about. I used to view and comment on the JDW (Wetherspoon)board but became totally fed up by individuals who hi-jacked it to rant on about Brexit and what a hero Tim Martin (the chairman) was. I don't care what peoples' politics are, so long as they can comment sensibly on a company and its business prospects. In that vein, welcome Jeffian - haven't seen you on a non-pub/brewing board before! I have every intention of hoovering up some shares in JDW very soon, as the bottom cannot be far off. FOUR is, like JDW I think, a very-well managed company with good long-term prospects and we might not be far off the bottom here either. I don't think I will catch rock bottom and I don't want to buy and then see the share price halve again - which might easily happen. I think its a "watch and wait" game at the moment. I hope you invest your EI proceeds well. Whatever happened to Ted Tuppen?
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19/3/2020
18:07		jeffian: FOUR is very much on my radar as a buy. I always though it a bit expensive before but it's certainly in range now. Regarding the statement today, I was interested in the glimpse it gave into the wider picture - "In February 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 disruption in China, this part of the supply chain was a major concern. However, the timing of the inventory cycle meant that our domestic suppliers have been able to fulfil our customer orders since then. At the same time, we have closely monitored a substantial recovery of production capacity in Chinese factories." My wife accuses me of being a "denier" because I think this is all a huge and damaging over-reaction (AIDS, SARS, Ebola....where are they now?). If China is the template then a bounceback after a few months is a possibility. All those empty shelves to be filled.....
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19/3/2020
12:44		erogenous jones: glenowen, my company are one of a tiny handful that provide the back room support for Sales Promotions. Since 2013, as an industry it has contracted to remove some very large players. From a total UK spend of over £600m, it has dropped to around £40m and we pick up a small fraction of that spend. Spend, I might add to cover not only the cost of the premiums, but the building of microsites, handling and distribution. When we are not dealing directly with the promoter, we receive business from insurers of promotional risk. Sometimes we need to source specialist items and on others these are provided to us by the client or their insurer. FOUR source and supply many of these premiums - they might be blank pens for branding, notepads, footballs, T-shirts, holdalls, umbrellas etc. Promotions might be internal or external, business facing or consumer facing. I am not trying to paint a gllomy picture, far from it. FOUR has most of its earnings from outside the UK and our business is concerned only with promotions within the UK and ROI. The sheer size of USA population is 10x that for the UK and even if it had contracted to the extent of that in the UK, that is still a huge turnover and FOUR is the clear market leader and has been for some time.
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19/3/2020
12:24		glenowen: Thanks for your sensible and enlightening reply, Erogenous. I have quite a big holding in FOUR and, unlike several other shares I hold, I havent sold any of them during the past few weeks. So the relentless decline in share price has been painful. But the trading statement this morning is reassuring, particularly the highlighting of the fact that they have zero debt. So, notwithstanding the short-term downturn, I believe the longer term future looks good for FOUR.Time to steady the nerves and hold!
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