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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avesco Group | AVS | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 650.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 650.00 | 650.00 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 28/11/2016 19:36 by quepassa The now somewhat regretful, well-known and colourful investor, Evil Knievil who almost broke his personal record on Avesco:-ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 18/11/2016 09:34 by interceptor2 Also sold mine at 635p ,like others I think I can put the money to use elsewhere for some worthwhile gains rather than wait for an additional 2%. There is of course a chance that a counter bid might arrive which would be great for investors still holding. And if investors can achieve further gains I would be more than happy to offer my congratulations.So far I have reinvested some of the proceeds in adding to my holdings in SPE and PEL. |
Posted at 17/11/2016 18:57 by interceptor2 Just logged in to and read the news, a little stunned to be honest, first night away at a hotel for my birthday tomorrow. Might have a little celebration drink tonight.But sorry to read also that some investors had missed out after stops were hit recently. It can be a cruel profession. |
Posted at 17/11/2016 17:03 by michaelmouse blueeyes13 - thanks for that, but as you say investors should also carry out their own research. My blog is just a record of my own thoughts and share picks, it's certainly not a tipping service. |
Posted at 17/11/2016 16:58 by michaelmouse Cheers arthurdaley69.It looks like a done deal and NEP know Avesco very well Yamaha865. Therefore it's highly unlikely that they would pull out. There is more likelihood of a rival bid. I've mentioned on here and in my blog that this scenario was very likely, although in a couple of years time they may even have achieved my target of £8+. I'll settle for £6.50 at this point in time though :)). I don't dish out advice, but as a holder I'll wait and hold until I get the full £6.50 from the deal. In the highly unlikely event that it fell through, investors have now got a far more realistic picture of what the whole company is worth. As I said previously though, it looks like a done deal. |
Posted at 01/11/2016 09:53 by cfro Yes, share price now below where it was before the sale news. Investors can be a fickle bunch at times or just plain thick im not sure which?! :-) |
Posted at 30/9/2016 14:24 by cfro That is very good news imo. To receive £5m for a division that is loss-making is brilliant news for shareholders.I trust not many investors have seen this RNS yet...... |
Posted at 19/9/2016 11:25 by quepassa I am most certainly not a technical chartist. More a fundamentals investor.But this is what one chartist thinks. Hope he's rights! But on fundamentals, all looking good. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 13/6/2016 19:33 by melody9999 tipped on shareprophets over the weekend (yes I admit to receiving mails from T.Winnifith). suspect it drew some punters attention to AVS and then they saw positive comments from other investors. |
Posted at 02/8/2015 20:36 by quepassa I think the Directors are excellent and seasoned.In my opinion, they predominantly want to get on with the underlying business, grow it, expand it and make it more innovative as a recognised centre of creative excellence within the industry. Indeed, within their industry they promote themselves very well, are highly regarded and command great respect, winning frequent and highly acclaimed industry awards. I am not convinced that they particularly value, encourage or desire a lot of attention in the financial media which can turn into a time-consuming circus. Sometimes a higher profile in the financial media can be more trouble than it is worth, counter-productive and draining on management time. The Executive Chairman has a great deal of experience in running listed Companies and he certainly has the know-how and could readily join the financial circus if he so desired. The management get top marks in my view for getting on with their jobs and their business and devoting their focus to that rather than seeking limelight in the financial media. And let's face it, Avesco are really moving forward. In my view , this strategy of a lighter touch in the financial media is for Avesco an excellent strategy. It seems to work very well that they keep themselves a little off the radar. Serious AIM investors who understand accounts, who can read RNS's, who do the work on the underlying business will manage to uncover or seek out or discover Avesco rather than Avesco beating a big drum in public to try and draw in more and more investors to inflate the share price. Believe you me, this strategy is doing very nicely as it is. And Mr. Murray is a shrewd operator who has surrounded himself with some very loyal and hard-working, straight-talking, business-focused Directors. Just let them get on with their business. They are doing a fine job in my view. And those investors who have stuck with Avesco have had a great ride, with more to come. There remains a lot of further value in the Company. That value will come of its own accord. In my view - this is a case where perhaps a slightly more discrete profile with the financial media is very good and suits the Avesco house-style and business-style well. I think the Company actually prefers a smaller, more discrete set of supportive and trusting investors rather than the shenanigans and diversions that can accompany a larger widespread shareholder base. I am normally quite outspoken on my investments but this is a case where there is in my opinion absolutely no need to rock the boat. It's a boat which is sailing very nicely already with a great captain at the helm and terrific crew who have looked after their shareholder passengers very well and with a great deal of respect. - That is a truly rare case in the sometimes turbulent Aim sector. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
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