Castleton Technology Share Discussion Threads

[missjojo] 11/4/2017 12:39

can anyone tell me how I filter Chimers. I normally like a balanced discussion. But she is just here to troll.

[chimers] 11/4/2017 12:39

KESTREL ? an Insti lol yeah well................Max likes to think so.

[denizen] 11/4/2017 12:36

Wrong thread

[missjojo] 11/4/2017 12:34

Shame there is a lot to come. They will no doubt join the party when it is mid 70s

[soultrading] 11/4/2017 12:32

I doubt it will do anything much, too many shares held by instils. retail are yet to pick up on the value here.

[soultrading] 11/4/2017 12:16

can actually buy at 69.75
I doubt this price will last long however.

[missjojo] 11/4/2017 12:12

Cannot believe you can buy below 71.

[1hopefultrader] 11/4/2017 12:10

wish I had more funds - unbelievable value

[chimers] 11/4/2017 11:01

Here is what renowned ex accountant and share analyst and commentator Paul Scott had to say about CTP shares.
As its old news I hope he wont mind me repeating it here....

CTP the interim figures announced today look encouraging, until you look at the balance sheet, which looks very weak to me. NAV of £15.4m drops to negative -£18.4m after the £33.8m intangibles are written off.

Working capital seems very weak, with a current ratio of 0.55.

Note the deferred income, and borrowings are both quite high. So it looks like a business that is funded from favourable working capital (i.e. getting cash in from customers before it has to pay cash out), plus debt - that all looks a bit too precarious for my taste. So it's not for me.

[chimers] 11/4/2017 11:01

TIMBERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR........................

[suneday] 10/4/2017 20:51

Don't think you quite got the hang of it Sam. But you had a shot.

[sambuca] 10/4/2017 19:09

Chimers you really dont get it do you You buy a share for 85p hold it for 15 months and then you can sell it for 70p hence you avoid paying any cgt.

Sam

[chimers] 10/4/2017 14:11

Your wife doesn't charge!!

She just tells you she does.

[razmo1] 10/4/2017 13:21

Haha the only thing you pay for is....

Oh we all know how this one goes.

How's your 40p price target going?

[chimers] 10/4/2017 13:08

Here is what renowned ex accountant and share analyst and commentator Paul Scott had to say about CTP shares.
As its old news I hope he wont mind me repeating it here....

CTP the interim figures announced today look encouraging, until you look at the balance sheet, which looks very weak to me. NAV of £15.4m drops to negative -£18.4m after the £33.8m intangibles are written off.

Working capital seems very weak, with a current ratio of 0.55.

Note the deferred income, and borrowings are both quite high. So it looks like a business that is funded from favourable working capital (i.e. getting cash in from customers before it has to pay cash out), plus debt - that all looks a bit too precarious for my taste. So it's not for me.

[chimers] 10/4/2017 13:07

You need to pay for proper info.
In your case you will be "paying" for lack of info.
Shame.

[razmo1] 10/4/2017 13:04

Anyone got any ideas what renowned ex accountant and share analyst and commentator Paul Scott said? I've been looking everywhere for his opinion and can't seem to find it?

[1hopefultrader] 10/4/2017 12:57

Haha you trying to talk down a share that is already undervalued? and one with such a positive string of RNS? With such a tiny number of shares held by retail this is only going up, so Good luck with that.

[chimers] 10/4/2017 12:36

Not to mention the connected FRAUD INVESTIGATION!!

[chimers] 10/4/2017 12:35

AND.................

Here is what renowned ex accountant and share analyst and commentator Paul Scott had to say about CTP shares.
As its old news I hope he wont mind me repeating it here....

CTP the interim figures announced today look encouraging, until you look at the balance sheet, which looks very weak to me. NAV of £15.4m drops to negative -£18.4m after the £33.8m intangibles are written off.

Working capital seems very weak, with a current ratio of 0.55.

Note the deferred income, and borrowings are both quite high. So it looks like a business that is funded from favourable working capital (i.e. getting cash in from customers before it has to pay cash out), plus debt - that all looks a bit too precarious for my taste. So it's not for me.

[chimers] 10/4/2017 12:35

Here is what renowned ex accountant and share analyst and commentator Paul Scott had to say about CTP shares.
As its old news I hope he wont mind me repeating it here....

CTP the interim figures announced today look encouraging, until you look at the balance sheet, which looks very weak to me. NAV of £15.4m drops to negative -£18.4m after the £33.8m intangibles are written off.

Working capital seems very weak, with a current ratio of 0.55.

Note the deferred income, and borrowings are both quite high. So it looks like a business that is funded from favourable working capital (i.e. getting cash in from customers before it has to pay cash out), plus debt - that all looks a bit too precarious for my taste. So it's not for me.