Bus.Sys.Grp Share Discussion Threads

[cambium] 23/11/2004 08:15

looks good to me, marked up too

[tony14] 23/11/2004 08:13

At first glance results seem ok, 10% revenue growth and £1m contribution already from acquisition. In for 25k@16p first thing. Will study results in greater depth later but so far so good.

Regards

[cockneyrebel] 23/11/2004 08:12

Nice results - wish I'd bought more now :-(

CR

[old portmuthian] 23/11/2004 08:04

Interims show steady growth with net current assets growing in spite of acquisition and a real profit. Still looking good.

[old portmuthian] 17/11/2004 19:40

Some good size buys for a while now into a rising price. Looks good.

[cockneyrebel] 17/11/2004 12:25

Sorry Yump, didn't realise you had posted.

I don't know - am waiting for the results to see.

CR

[johnnyad] 17/11/2004 12:19

I've noticed delayed trades in this before showing up days later, if I'm right, and therefore the odd 150k at 14.75p looks more likely one of the buys which may have started the recent ascent. Someone continueing their stake building, I prefer to think.

Good luck

J

ps ditto with the 350k at 15p

[yump] 10/11/2004 12:13

You reckon this is it then CR ?

[cockneyrebel] 10/11/2004 11:20

Moving up again - bon voyage!

CR

[yump] 05/11/2004 08:58

I like what appear to be the rising bottoms. Was kind of expecting a bit of selling at 14p nice to see the stability. Normally wouldn't buy into a share before interims, but story has changed so reckon there could be some catching up to be done.

[latifs100] 05/11/2004 06:11

about to rocket soon. still holding from 14p

[cambium] 28/10/2004 10:42

I swapped IBG for BSG, I think the fundies look better in this one, I like the IBG model though

[liarspoker] 28/10/2004 10:41

It's like IBG Cambium - low volume but big movement when it does move.

Are you in ??

[cambium] 28/10/2004 10:37

Is there anyone there??

[latifs100] 26/10/2004 05:14

who is nic slater. owns 4.5%?

[hugepants] 18/10/2004 12:36

Im long BSG. However if you like BSG then GBG and TTS have similar value characteristics ie. profitable software companies, with large piles of excess cash to give very small enterprise values.

[liarspoker] 15/10/2004 13:59

Old Port - I think that he means to own your house outright. ie: not to have a mortgage, those interest payments are nasty.

CR - no probs.

[cockneyrebel] 15/10/2004 13:39

Don't know if they are related to Jim - sorry.

CR

[old portmuthian] 15/10/2004 12:19

Blimey. Jim Slater must be 150 by now. Buy a house in this market - I think not. He should go into an estate agent some time, you have to prod them to wake up these days.

[yump] 15/10/2004 12:11

Considering the number of posts on some threads, I'm surprised there's so few people on this one. Seems to be more interest in guessing the bottom for bombed out shares and guessing when the companies will turn a profit and guessing how big the profit will be in x years, in the hope of a quick profit on the share price !

[liarspoker] 15/10/2004 10:47

CR - are the Slaters related to Jim by any chance ??

Also Jim Slater has a new book out ( I only saw it yesterday but could be a bit older ) it's about becoming a millionaire. Have you seen it ?? Talks about the stuff we should be doing anyway. ie: buy house, compounding, low taxes etc.
I prefer Thomas Stanleys The Millionaire Mind - an excellent read !!!

[cambium] 15/10/2004 10:42

Every little helps CR, LOL

[johnnyad] 15/10/2004 10:41

Well I thought someone was stockpiling CR, I suppose they must have agood reason.

They obviously feel happy about long term prospects:-)

J

[cockneyrebel] 15/10/2004 10:37

Ooops - just bought around 1% I should have said, they already had 3%.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 15/10/2004 10:32

Looks like Nicholas & Rachelle Slater agree with me - just bought 4% of the company.

My research is good but I wouldn't throw that much cash at a stock I highlight Nick! :-)

CR