Claimar Care Share Discussion Threads

[hedgehunter] 15/2/2006 13:59

Hadnt realised the number of buys here, very impressive.

[hedgehunter] 15/2/2006 12:44

150 years old, blimey Ive had enough now just short of 40, I suppose someone on the ASG thread could arrange my depature LOL.

[hedgehunter] 15/2/2006 12:43

Well we'l need more carers...



Life expectancy goes biblical

Published: 07:00 Wednesday 15 February 2006 TOTAL PAGES: 1
By: Gavin Lumsden, Editor in Chief citywire.


The first person to live to 1,000 – that's 50 years older than Noah reached in the Bible – could be alive today.

That's the astonishing claim contained in a new report from Demos, the independent think tank, on the implications new technologies have on human capabilities and life expectancy.

'Better Humans? The politics of enhancement and life extension' suggests that babies born in 30 years' time may have an average life expectancy of 150. It says more than a million people in their 30s today could live to be 100.

Paul Miller, co-editor of the report, said gene therapy, nanotechnology and cybernetics could have profound consequences for education, healthcare and ageing.

[hedgehunter] 15/2/2006 12:41

Ok Wills wont mention DAV again here.

Nice to see this one up again.

[gucci] 15/2/2006 11:25

25k mm buy
last one on 101p

[william63] 15/2/2006 10:21

salted

was that on Davenham or CCGP?

[saltedcrab] 15/2/2006 07:53

william
presumably you say the scsw piece

up this am

[william63] 15/2/2006 07:29

Hedge,

Please don,t mention Davenham! Thought about it but did not committ! Why?? See it on breakout board everyday!!!!!!

[hedgehunter] 15/2/2006 00:32

Cracking finish to the day. Looks like another Davenhams this one.

[gucci] 14/2/2006 21:40

up up and away ...

[saltedcrab] 14/2/2006 21:37

looks like the last chance under a quid???

[william63] 14/2/2006 17:59

Just arrived at 94p!
Seems a fairly straight forward operation!

[saltedcrab] 14/2/2006 12:39

whats your target bozo?

[hedgehunter] 14/2/2006 12:33

Buyers still moving in this morning.

[hedgehunter] 13/2/2006 16:26

On a late charge...........Grand.

[gucci] 13/2/2006 16:10

roll on 120p

[hedgehunter] 13/2/2006 14:01

Continuing its rise.... NICE.

[hedgehunter] 13/2/2006 12:14

Just ticked up again.

[hedgehunter] 13/2/2006 11:59

Yikes Ive just seen the number of buys here. Must be the tip sheet you refered to Diog.

Still Im not complaining.

[hedgehunter] 13/2/2006 11:58

Diog, we will have to agree to differ on the one you refer to, nothing personal. SC I use numerous brokers.

[diogenesj] 13/2/2006 11:16

Always a pleasure talking to you too, hedge (except when you are deramping one of my stocks). :-)

HLO - haven't got round to it yet. Research is long, life is short. :-(

[saltedcrab] 13/2/2006 09:30

hedge
which broker do you use?

[hedgehunter] 12/2/2006 20:39

Just like to say Diog, many thanks for your accurate input I dont dee you making any mistakes.

[hedgehunter] 12/2/2006 20:38

ID, yes they are on a very low rating, but I cant see at the moment what the Outer is for a re-rating of the SP, although I am an holder.(and as yesterday a promoter)

Here with Claimar the cash pile will mean going for growth with acquisitions and I can see the P/E multiple fall on the back of this and a rating well lower than the average in the sector making it a BUY.

I can see why some think this is a boring low growth sector, but the truth is far from that when you check out the high P/Es in this sub sector. Also take into consideration the fees charged in Homes of £430 per week and you can see why a lot of business people are making very large fortunes for themselves.

Social Services/Local Authoritys/ NHS see care at home as the alternative at a lower cost and busineses like Claimar are winning more contracts. Increased legislation within the industry also means the smaller outfits are having to meet higher staff training costs and if they are not up to scratch they will face severe penaltys