Bilby Share Discussion Threads

[smartmoney100] 22/11/2018 11:32

New FD probably delaying results a bit I expect. Chill imo

[podgyted] 22/11/2018 11:25

Delayed results in a nervous market are not good.

[podgyted] 22/11/2018 00:58

Results tomorrow? Pretty please !

[tony6061] 19/11/2018 11:29

Interesting analysis by simply wall st,and Wallet investor.I would like also for Bilbys share price tobe over 300p per share, in 5 years

[tony6061] 14/11/2018 14:37

With a bullish perspective, and a small toppup, looking forward to the interim results due soon,the past two results where exceptional, so liquidity will be strengthened with good results, and an increased interim divi icing on the cake.You take your chances, but you have to be in it, to win it.The market makers quick to mark down, im hoping for a big reverse.

[tony6061] 14/11/2018 12:47

I dont believe a trade at 102 is a false trade, and 10k is alot of money.But a trade of someone's belief of the true health of this company, after all it paid its dividend in September.maybe this investor is looking forward to an increase to the fall year dividend of 2.5 pence per share.

[tiswas] 14/11/2018 11:12

Someone just paid 102 for 10k when L2 showing 93/95, albeit for ems of 3000. Very illiquid both ways.

[podgyted] 07/11/2018 18:01

Not sure if it'll get there but Bilby has a history of falling (quite badly) between results.

One of my thoughts this morning with the new broker was potentially this might not happen in the future.

[nico115] 07/11/2018 14:18

ST has a 165p targetThat's so much higher than where we are today

[tony6061] 07/11/2018 13:50

Maybe the strength in this company, is the weakness in the founder to sell his shares cheap. The board are creating a dynamic team going forward.And S T suggests this company is undervalued with no bad RNS due out,And the quality of contracts to back it.This could easily grow into a development company.Dyor

[a2584728] 07/11/2018 11:45

I didn't say divest. I think they could be a target for a bigger company though

[podgyted] 07/11/2018 10:06

I thought they had a buy and build strategy - what makes you think they're about to divest?

[a2584728] 07/11/2018 09:49

This guy is also good at selling businesses. That's what I believe will happen here

[nico115] 07/11/2018 09:43

Agreed New chap has great pedigree

[podgyted] 07/11/2018 09:13

Looks like good news - new CFO looks like a good fit.

New NOMAD/broker might well get things moving here.

[nico115] 29/10/2018 08:20

18k bought at 98pChimers cutting his bear from 83pOuch

[pireric] 28/10/2018 10:13

"Ultimately market liquidity moves markets not company accounts, broker forecasts, tips or any other "analysis"

But for most companies this is simply untrue. The market value of a company is its cash flow expectations. That has been shown time and time again to be a very high correlation by academics. Appreciate for some companies it can be hard to draw the link (high value tech) but for most its clean

[tony6061] 28/10/2018 09:38

DavRos.The long running American bull market hit a wall,ensuing market volatility.we have seen this,i found building a core holding in fresnillo, and buying the dips.Gold and silver seems to shine.Company's like Bilby may do well from the budget, where monies are put aside incase of a hard brexit.dyor

[tony6061] 28/10/2018 09:07

Trading is more liquid on the peaks, following excellent results,the fear factor brought about by the founders retirement.And the shares being bought for a pound. Many shareholders must have lost money.But in my view i see a strong list of institutional and other shareholders.And a much stronger board of directors.With strong work experience.And a strong apprenticeship scheme.And the mors i read this companys strategy,organic growth,buy and build.looking forward to see there next bolt on.dyor

[davr0s] 28/10/2018 08:37

If you read up on almost all those people that consistently make the biggest returns and are around in every cycle they follow precisely such an approach. I systematically analyse the whole market to tell me how aggressive or not to be so it naturally adjusts to conditions. UK has been weakening for over a year now so I was sucked out of almost all my holdings long before the recent falls, so I'm close to my all time highs. No one knows where the market is going to go so I'm now protected if it wants to go further - if it starts to strengthen it will start to pull me back in - but currently all but the very fastest trading techniques are showing no expectancy and my watch list is completely empty which tells its own story. Ultimately market liquidity moves markets not company accounts, broker forecasts, tips or any other "analysis"

[tony6061] 28/10/2018 08:14

This company is no oil or gas, or Jam tomorrow mining enterprise.But four companies expertly picked and put together to form Bilby.with a super highway of housing association contrscts. If you put them on a map, they look like forming a monopoly board.Or tube lines.Now infill with the knowledge of london, they can service a large market.The key to this company will be to give the best possible service,to keep, and build on these contracts.Dyor. mine is just a dream

[pireric] 27/10/2018 22:48

I fail to understand these strategies. Buy when it has already moved upwards a lot but where the chart looks 'good' and don't sell until it starts going down

This momentum investing lark doesn't sound very intelligible so I've never been tempted to try it, but does your strategy work through a cycle? Genuine q, not trying to jab

Something still feels off about this company. Can't put my finger on it, but get a feeling

[davr0s] 27/10/2018 22:25

I only trade these days and ignore all fundamentals, accounts, brokers, tips - infact I try to have no opinion whatsoever on any share I hold. I try to hold shares that are breaking/ trending up and anything where there is weakness beyond normal gets chopped without question - this one got chopped a while ago. It means I'm already out when the big falls happen like in the recent big moves in the market. As a full time trader these days I can't see any other way to avoid big drawdowns when the market goes bad