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ALT Altitude Group Plc

28.50
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Altitude Group Plc LSE:ALT London Ordinary Share GB00B0LSFV82 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 28.50 27.00 30.00 28.50 28.50 28.50 3,362 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Advertising, Nec 18.76M 390k 0.0055 51.82 20.27M
Altitude Group Plc is listed in the Advertising sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ALT. The last closing price for Altitude was 28.50p. Over the last year, Altitude shares have traded in a share price range of 26.70p to 52.00p.

Altitude currently has 71,135,730 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Altitude is £20.27 million. Altitude has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 51.82.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/2/2019
19:03
I’ve got half of this board on filter. As I’ve said before I’m hoping for an influx of better quality private investors as we get traction here
john09
02/2/2019
18:59
Rob is a harmless, Gentleman of the first order. One might say, an `Easy` target.

One or two on here suffer from Sophomania.

I think we will see how well connected Nichole really is, as each update produces improving numbers. Martin was in a class of his own in building Four in the State`s. Nichole has a distinct advantage learning her trade in the State`s, then watching Martin for a couple of years.

The presentation was like watching Martin, Nichole has the presence and the knowledge.

stephen1946
02/2/2019
15:47
Why do people have to call out shysters?
It's all just too terrible.
And I have taken it upon myself to take umbrage on their poor behalf.
It's only right.

kemche
02/2/2019
13:16
I have revoman on ignore a long time. He is a bitter loser on pretty much every discussion board he posts on , he only follows SCSW stocks and has huge losses on most of the chuff he follows! As for Sheep he is also on ignore 👍🏼😂
john09
02/2/2019
09:01
Why do people on here have to be so personalCan we not chat about the stockJohn is a good follower and supporter of ALTI say leave him alone and let's concentrate on the great story about our share
robbnw
02/2/2019
08:55
Revo, lol you spotted that too.
sheep_herder
01/2/2019
22:43
Stephen probably But I am hoping for a few majors Maybe fidelity or prudential or M and G Who knows Got to be some decent holdings or else where have the extra shares gone
robbnw
01/2/2019
22:06
New Investor`s? I would imagine the Institution`s that hold Four will be very interested in Altitude, after all 2-3 of them know M.V. very well, and have been well rewarded. Dont be surprised to see them on the holding`s RNS eventually, if not now.
stephen1946
01/2/2019
22:00
I have been waiting patiently I reckon Monday we will find out all those at over 3 percent Northw
robbnw
01/2/2019
21:53
New ones I believe
northwards
01/2/2019
21:15
If the forecasts are even half as good (or even a quarter as good) then we may have something quite unique here.
kemche
01/2/2019
21:08
Who are they north ?I am assuming the same
robbnw
01/2/2019
20:23
I think we can expect a pretty decent and comprehensive update in SCSW next weekend, as suggested. I also understand that we now have some impressive new institutional shareholders.
northwards
01/2/2019
20:14
Think Shell was talking today of a share buy backNot just failing companies Sheep But either way would be good
robbnw
01/2/2019
20:03
Re-invest in the company and acquisitions from here for me.

I would prefer a scrip issue at some point if share price rises, some say that is dilution, i say it increases liquidity, AND if I get 2.3 shares for each share held and price rises, happy days. Keep buying.

stephen1946
01/2/2019
20:00
I'm sure if MV was asked, his "no" would have been for that point in time. Cash rich companies give dividends. Share buy backs are for failing companies trying to support a falling share price :-)
sheep_herder
01/2/2019
19:44
Good points sheep as always I agree re SCSWWe all take our own decisions As for ALT and dividends , I remember MV been asked that question at the last AGM and it was a resounding no What may happen though is a share buy back when the company becomes cash rich I reckon I won't be arguing about a dividend or a buy back
robbnw
01/2/2019
19:38
To be fair to SCSW, they're only as good as the rest of us. If you follow them blindly without doing your own research then more fool you. But however bad a few of their picks have been you can't argue with the performance of their growth portfolio's. It has also been a pretty shocking year in 2018.

But let's look forward to the end of this year when we'll have a much better view of how things are panning out for ALT. It's worth remembering that the broker's view is 16p next year on very conservative estimates. Multiply that by a sensible PER and I'm not sure you'll have to wait long for that £3.

Does anyone have an experience with high margin cash generating companies in terms of dividends? How much of the free cash flow might they divert to paying a divi?

sheep_herder
01/2/2019
19:07
I'm still a SCSW subscriber but cautiously now and haven't bought a single nap tip this time Too many bad losses from their tipsI'm sure they will mention ALT They need some wins
robbnw
01/2/2019
19:06
We may see a short term run (February) to £1.10 by my calculations
john09
01/2/2019
18:58
john09 - I agree. I am no longer a subscriber but, regardless, a decent write up may initiate some buying. Things are looking interesting.
thebigshortfella
01/2/2019
18:47
SCSW out in a week too, they’ll no doubt belatedly cover the sales funnel traction plus the AIM buy out. I notice a bit of wind returning to SCSW stocks in January including their tips of the year so despite recent reservations a positive update could get us another step up
john09
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