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CTP Castleton Technology Plc

94.75
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Castleton Technology Investors - CTP

Castleton Technology Investors - CTP

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Castleton Technology Plc CTP London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 94.75 00:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
94.75 94.75
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Posted at 29/9/2017 15:12 by mrnumpty
" suneday " , thanks for your reply to me on the Minds and Machines ( MMX Plc ) ADFN discussion board about " chimers " . Other readers might like to learn that " chimers " has been posting some very negative comments about three other Aim stocks , namely MMX , Kromek , and Lombard Risk Management . All three of these companies are tipped as " buys " by Simon Thompson of the Investors' Chronicle . From the quantity of negative comments which " chimers " has posted on these ADFN sites , he/she must devote a considerable amount of time to this , and it is possible that he/she makes similar comments on other sites which I have not discovered . Do your own research .
Posted at 29/9/2017 14:14 by mrnumpty
" suneday " , I am grateful to you for your comment about " chimers " on the Minds and Machines ( MMX Plc ) ADFN discussion board . Readers might be interested to know that " chimers " has been posting some negative comments about three other Aim stocks , namely MMX , Kromek , and Lombard Risk Management . All three of these companies are tipped as " buys " by Simon Thompson of the Investors' Chronicle . From the quantity of negative comments which " chimers " has posted on these ADFN sites , he/she must devote a considerable amount of time to this , and it is possible that he/she makes similar comments on other sites which I have not discovered . Do you own research .
Posted at 29/9/2017 14:00 by mrnumpty
" suneday " , many thanks to you concerning your comment just now about " chimers " on the Minds and Machines ( MMX ) ADFN site . Readers might be interested to know that " chimers " has been posting some very negative comments about a total of three other stocks , namely MMX , Kromek , and Lombard Risk Management . All three of these companies , all listed on Aim , are tipped as " buys " by Simon Thompson of the Investors' Chronicle . From the quantity of negative comments which " chimers " has posted on these ADFN sites , he/she must devote a considerable amount of time to this , and it is possible that he/she makes similar comments on other sites which I have not discovered . Do your own research .
Posted at 09/8/2017 21:18 by chimers
You have no choice but to hold as your small mindedness wont allow you to sell at any price.

Your a classic short term investor who became a long term one because he got locked in and is deep underwater.

You will hold on tight even if it was at 1p and being suspended.

YOUR A MUG PUNTER.

A bag holder.

YOU FELL IN LOVE.
Posted at 09/8/2017 20:57 by chimers
There simply is no argument..............I WIN.


First Property Group plc (AIM: FPO), the property fund manager and investor with operations in the UK and Central Europe, is pleased to announce that it has established a new fund - Fprop Offices LP (the "Fund") - with eight institutional investors. The Fund has a term of seven years and is mandated to invest in office blocks and business parks across England.



The Fund closed its first round of funding on 14 July 2017 with equity commitments of £182 million, including a commitment of £3 million by First Property. A second closing with additional equity commitments is expected later this year.



Investments by the Fund may be leveraged up to a maximum loan to value of 30%, giving the Fund an initial total buying power of £260 million.



First Property will not levy management fees for its services but will instead share in the profits earned by the Fund as outlined below. By sharing in the Fund's profits, First Property believes it will earn significantly more than it would via more traditional management fee structures. This arrangement also naturally demonstrates First Property's confidence in the prospects of the Fund as well as better aligning its own interests with those of its clients.



First Property has now raised some £250 million of equity commitments from third parties since the referendum on 23 June 2016, in part to take advantage of the slowdown in the UK commercial property market since then.



Once fully invested, third party assets under management, which currently amount to £323 million, are expected to nearly double in value. Total assets under management, including Group Properties, are therefore expected to grow from £477 million to in excess of £750 million.
Posted at 08/5/2017 18:10 by suneday
You've just made the point well - there is no Timberrrrrrrrrr!

ie Shares been taken on by a contented investor.
Posted at 23/4/2017 16:12 by suneday
Try your hand with this then Sam - a chance to mock the Motley Fool - though I recommend the content the way it's going, what with recent RNSs and all ( article courtesy of LSE)

Motley article fast growing CTPToday 13:392 FAST-GROWING STOCKS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO IGNORE

'With the General Election and Brexit being two major risks for UK investors, finding shares with upbeat growth prospects could become more challenging. Although June's election may appear to be a foregone conclusion and Brexit talks may yield a favourable deal for the UK and EU, the risks of differing outcomes remain. Therefore, it may be prudent to buy strong growth shares which also offer a wide margin of safety, given the risks which investors face.

Growth at a reasonable price

Also offering upside potential over the medium term is software and managed services provider Castleton Technology(LSE: CTP). Although its shares have already risen 13% since the start of the year, they continue to trade on a relatively enticing valuation. For example, they have a P/E ratio of 16.8 and yet are forecast to record a rise in earnings of 20% in the next financial year. This puts them on a price-to-earnings growth (PEG) ratio of just 0.8, which indicates that more capital growth could lie ahead.
Clearly, 2017 could be a pivotal year for the company. It has been loss-making in each of the last four years and if it can return a black bottom line this year, its share price could rise. Investor sentiment may pick up in the short term in anticipation of its improving finances. And according to its most recent update, cash flow has been better than expected. This could help to reduce the company's net debt, which may mean it offers an increasingly sustainable growth outlook.'

The Fool seems to have missed Ctp just moved into black at half year. Will have been well in by 31st. March last, and even further ahead by end July results time, what with integration and all that done.
Posted at 13/3/2017 11:27 by chimers
Oh I have never professed to being clever.(mega intelligent yes)
I leave that to the smart investors on LSE who all bought this and by their own admission topped up ABOVE 85p
Thems the guys I admire!!
Their "cleverness" is simply AMAZEBALLS!!!!
Posted at 30/1/2017 08:44 by suneday
From Mxc website - Kestrel liked it to start with and still do.

MAX ROYDE
KESTREL INVESTMENT PARTNERS MXC Investor & Co-Investor
“Having benefitted from MXC’s track record at Redcentric and Redstone, we have been corner-stone investors in Castleton from the beginning. We like software businesses with strong vertical differentiation and a solid growth strategy that focuses on cash generation. We have been impressed by the speed at which a meaningful public sector software business has been built.”
Posted at 16/1/2017 13:28 by chimers
TOTAL VALUE OF CONTRACTS £1.8MILL.

THATS "TOTAL VALUE"

Their playing fast and loose with what they perceive to be stupid investors.
They are correct in that respect for the most part.

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