AGA Rangemaster Share Discussion Threads

[gaussfactor] 16/9/2004 10:39

Looks like I just beat the directors to it!

[gaussfactor] 16/9/2004 10:22

Bought in to this stock today. Interim results and prospects looked very good. Divi reasonable and well covered. Directors bought recently and share buyback programme in place. Looks a good solid medium/long hold.

[gaussfactor] 16/9/2004 08:58

Bought in to this stock today. Interim results and prospects looked very good. Divi reasonable and well covered. Directors bought recently and share buyback programme in place. Looks a good solid medium/long hold.

Am starting new thread because I dont think the old title does it justice anymore. No offence intended to exiting or previous holders.

[gregory0106] 16/8/2004 20:45

RNS Number:0189C
AGA Foodservice Group PLC
16 August 2004

A Price Monitoring Extension has been activated in this security.

END

Does anybody know what this news item means - stock listed up 8p today, so I am assuming its good???

[tomkin] 08/7/2004 13:59

This is holding well in a dodgy market, seems pretty defensive. Profits not taken yet, think there is a good chance of another surge.

[tomkin] 07/7/2004 07:38

And the directors all buying yesterday... ;-))

[tomkin] 06/7/2004 12:19

A strong break out, and a very positive trading statement.

[tomkin] 05/7/2004 18:15

bought a load of these today at 219 - due a good bounce?

[kingdwg] 30/6/2004 15:43

They've got a friend in Aviva it seems. My main pension fund manager!

[franco8] 05/4/2004 23:10

Technical upside break out bullish triangle. look for confirmation of trade above 245 to buy target 280 within 2 weeks.

[typo56] 26/2/2004 17:45

This is starting to look interesting. Strong volume today with good buying interest (there was a 500k buy order at 250p in the closing auction which didn't get filled).

Is this simply down to results next month and product launches?

If the results are favourable it feels like they could easily go through £3 in the coming weeks.

[omerta] 15/1/2004 18:52

buyin just prior to close period ... good sign.??

[exeng] 15/1/2004 16:16

Good recovery from the so-so trading statement - a number of 50k buys - institutions buying back in?

Any thoughts?

[swisher99] 12/1/2004 15:18

to those who sold today - why?
thanks

[swisher99] 06/1/2004 10:20

lots of sells today

[swisher99] 18/12/2003 09:52

Aviva still accumulating we're due some good news soon!

[swisher99] 24/11/2003 12:08

Aviva topping up again, could this be a bullish sign?

[swisher99] 16/11/2003 12:05

are we due some good news on this one soon?

[adejuk] 29/10/2003 15:10

Why so quiet? I hear the Zurich Club [who?] is tipping aga as a two bagger within a year.

[robcop] 26/8/2003 13:23

To farsight

You're nickname may have let you down this time!!

Agas can be worth (certainly cost) much more than the price you were offered.

If it's not ancient, try £5,000 for size. Plus it is a major attraction for many people, posh or otherwise. Many folk swear by them - they're certainly excellent for cooking with (so my wife tells me).

Maybe this strange attraction to the Rolls of cookers is why the shares have just been punted by a tipsheet.

[m.t.glass] 21/3/2003 17:18

Chief Exec still sounds a bit gung-ho in all his interviews. Thinks he's gonna take over the world.

With Fired Earth and Aga products he's selling to people who don't care what things cost. Hope bosses employ a different mindset when pricing supermarket installation/maintenance contracts... or at least keep such contracts within a scale that can be cross-subsidised by ripping off the posh customers. To do that they need the posh end to grow ahead of the competitive end and it sounds a bit like they're doing the opposite. Not that it's ever a good idea to have one division propped by another unless very carefully planned. If the golden goose runs out of puff any uncompetitiveness can show up fast.

PS: I see he wants to push into France.. In their present mood matey, I would leave it a while!

[m.t.glass] 21/3/2003 17:16

Chief Exec still sounds a bit gung-ho in all his interviews. Thinks he's gonna take over the world.

With Fired Earth and Aga products he's selling to people who don't care what things cost. Hope bosses employ a different mindset when pricing supermarket installation/maintenance contracts... or at least keep such contracts within a scale that can be cross-subsidised by ripping off the posh customers. To do that they need the posh end to grow ahead of the competitive end and it sounds a bit like they're doing the opposite. Not that it's ever a good idea to rely on one division propping another unless it's very carefully planned. If the golden goose runs out of puff any uncompetitiveness can show up fast.

PS: I see he particularly wants to push into France... In their present mood he might do better to leave it a while!

[cat] 21/3/2003 16:47

their buying spree gonna come home to roost tho - they gone mental since I started this thread - like a manic-depressive with a wallet full of platinum cards