AIM Investments Share Discussion Threads

[cwa1] 14/3/2017 15:54

jb30. Never did find anything satisfactory-but Investors Champion website has been useful if I've been in doubt. They charge a couple of pounds for each search but give THEIR opinion on whether or not a stock qualifies. Also a bit of content and analysis as well.

[jimbowen30] 14/3/2017 08:35

CWA1,
did you ever find a thread for shares that qualify for BPR from IHT?
Thanks
Jim

[glennborthwick] 14/11/2015 12:12

Rtc. Recruitment agency. Great capital growth recently. Gone from 20p to 80p. Yield about 3 percent.

[steelwatch] 14/11/2015 11:36

Jarvis Securities Plc's buy rating reiterated at WH Ireland. GBX 550 PT.

[steelwatch] 12/11/2015 07:42

RNS Number : 4120F

Jarvis Securities plc

12 November 2015

Jarvis Securities plc

("Jarvis" or "the Company")

Dividend Declaration

The Board of Jarvis announces that it is declaring a fourth quarterly interim dividend of 4.25 pence per share, to be paid on 10 December 2015 to shareholders on the register on 20 November 2015 and the shares will become ex-dividend on 19 November 2015.

Dividend Reinvestment Plan

A dividend reinvestment plan is being offered and the final date for elections for reinvestment of the fourth quarterly interim dividend is 26 November 2015. Any shareholder requiring further information should contact the Company.

ENDS

[cwa1] 02/11/2015 11:21

Morning All

Just stumbled upon this thread.

Is this an acceptable thread to discuss AIM shares that qualify for BPR re IHT, which I am interested in?

Has anyone come across other suitable forums anywhere on the 'net that fit the bill of discussing companies that qualify for BPR from IHT?

Very grateful for any pointers.

Cheers

[steelwatch] 27/10/2015 19:15

JIM

Q4 2015

Latest Announcement Date: 12 November 2015
Ex Date: 19 November 2015
Record Date: 20 November 2015
Last Date for DRIP Elections: 26 November 2015, 3:00pm
Payment Date: 10 December 2015

[steelwatch] 13/5/2015 08:48

JARVIS SECURITIES 2nd Interim DIVIDEND 4.25p to holders on the Register 22 May will be paid on 11 June

[yikyak] 05/9/2014 12:12

Pretty much all the markets infected now, if not by algo's then direct central bank intervention.

Are we the very last generation of retail investors to compete against the robots?
















I hope you have some physical gold! This ain't going to be pretty once the transfer of equity has transfered from cb's and their institutional agents into retail hands.

[steelwatch] 24/7/2013 07:09

Jarvis Securities (JIM)

Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2013 & Dividend Declaration

Highlights

· £510,592 (17%) increase in revenue versus six months to 30 June 2012

· £473,500 (45%) increase in profit before tax versus six months to 30 June 2012

· Cash under administration has increased £36,498,402 (51%) versus 30 June 2012

· Client numbers have increased 13% versus 30 June 2012

The Board of Jarvis announces that it is declaring a third quarterly interim dividend of 3.5 pence per share, to be paid on 12 September 2013 to shareholders on the register on 23 August 2013.

Chairman's statement

I am pleased to report our best ever set of half year results.........

[steelwatch] 04/7/2013 14:28

CR - if you are still around here, something for the header:

[mrx9000] 26/6/2013 07:24

bigbigdave: notice a couple of recent director sells in ESR, shame they don't share your confidence.

[steelwatch] 19/6/2013 14:33

CQS Rig Finance Fund Ltd

The Company also announces that an interim dividend of 0.87 pence per Ordinary Share will be paid on 7 August 2013 to shareholders on the register as at close of business on 12 July 2013 with a corresponding ex-divided date of 10 July 2013

The Company's dividend policy is to make regular cash distributions in the form of semi-annual dividend payments and to target dividends equivalent to an annual yield of 5 per cent of the Net Asset Value per share at the start of each financial year.

[bigbigdave] 14/6/2013 12:25

Decent figures from ESR again today, AIM divi payer

ENSOR HOLDINGS PLC

("Ensor", the "Group" or the "Company")

Preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2013

CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

* Operating profit: Up 66% to GBP2,427,000

* Earnings per share: Up 53% to 5.5p per share

* Final dividend: Up 52% to 0.8p per share

We have just completed what has been a more challenging year for the Group on a
number of fronts. The economy of the construction sector, which directly
affects us, was largely static during the year, making trading more difficult.
We also continued the exciting integration of our recent acquisition,
Technocover Limited, into the Group. I am pleased to say however that the
year's outcome has been excellent and has continued the progress of previous
years.

[cnx] 12/6/2013 01:55

Recommendations: 1




I have a discretionary portfolio of aim shares with killik for
iht avoidance purposes and

a self select portfolio of aim shares for iht avoidance purposes
recently I requested the finance directors to confirm the following
qualify for brp relief:
pure, phc, pim, tef, anp, eah, crw, arbb, halo, idox, isg ,nbi, qfi,


to date only one reply, phc non qualifying as dual listed.
I will continue to hold but in another portfolio

[apad] 24/5/2013 09:28

Bought a starter-for-ten holding in CLIN. Non exec unloaded recently so I suspect a stock overhang. Bought more on the business description than the numbers. Not enough history in the numbers.
Large (for me) holding in TRCS and a small holding in GDP.

[zangdook] 19/5/2013 11:34

Simple7

If you're open to OEICs then Marlborough Special Situations and Marlborough UK Micro-Cap Funds are well-run IMV.



(Choose 'professional investor' for fuller information)

Have a look through the fact sheets and so on here:



You can pick them up through a supermarket or broker like HL to avoid the initial charge.



(I don't hold any funds now as I prefer to choose my own stocks, but when I did, that's where I had them, and although I sometimes have reservations about HL as stockbrokers I think they're pretty good with funds - I certainly never found anyone to beat their discounts on the charges)

Edit: they're actually Unit Trusts, not OEICs. Not sure I remember what that means, but IIRC it has something to do with the reason there's a spread between buying and selling prices - however the spread isn't as alarming as it looks as it's mostly made up of the initial charge which is discounted. Best check all this though as it's a few years since I had any funds and I forget the detail.

[chrisis33] 14/5/2013 21:23

Thanks for posting the list ... I hold CRAW of those included. It declared a maiden dividend in its full year results.

4.4% yield at 4.5p, yet available to buy at around mid price at present, so nearer a 5% dividend yield.

Ticks the box of a small cap, valued at under £2.4m, and trades below its tangible net asset value.

Turnover £18.8m
EBITDA £0.7m
PBT £0.3m

Forecast Dividend 0.25p per share, a 6% forward yield on forecast record revenues and a PBT of £410k (EBITDA over £800k).

Bombed out chart, yet Crawshaws have performed steadily over the past 3 years or so, moving from a net debt position of over £1m to a net cash position right now.



Next news due in June with the AGM statement.

Current outlook: Like for like sales up, improving gross margins and improving costs.

Undervalued IMO and worth a look.

CR, just read your header ... so here's the info requested:


CRAW - meat focused retailer - dividend proposed 0.2p. Yield 4.88%

[sledin] 14/5/2013 20:58

Great place to find AIM dividend paying companies is:



It gives a full list of upcoming AIM dividends.

[simple7] 14/5/2013 16:04

Ah I see your point, but do have exposure to that sector already. Wheras my stock allocation has been overweight large caps and now wish to rotate a % to smaller caps, but would rather an ETF than a fund and preferably aim stocks to main ecxhange small caps

[simple7] 14/5/2013 14:27

Yes thank you steelwatch, but I was looking to diversify from larger cap to smaller cap stocks on the AIM via a fund or ETF so not sure how PHAG would be of benefit to me?

[steelwatch] 14/5/2013 13:56

PHAG is on the main market.

[simple7] 14/5/2013 13:51

Cant find PHAG on AIM I think its on the main exchange. I am not confident in investing in individual AIM shares so will prefer to look for emerging market ETF's or even Europe indexes like France Italy Spain Ireland and so forth.

[steelwatch] 14/5/2013 13:07

For something pure, PHAG