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Posted at 15/6/2007 10:31 by 25october1969 At the moment Pacific are pushing EVN very hard, getting constant calls from them to buy a few despite the fact I am not a clientThere last call was a couple of days ago telling me now was the time to buy as an institutional investor had increased stake from 9% to 31%. A quick look showed that the additional 22% were acquired from another company who had the same parent company |
Posted at 13/10/2005 09:27 by one stock Pull the other one, it's got bells on. They have a 5 month old £18m credit facility. That's 3 times their market capitalisation so the Bank Of Scotland must have some confidence in them. If you look at their cash inflow/outflow at the operating level over the last 3 half years, it's gone; H1 03/04 outflow £1,018,101 H2 03/04 outflow £364,406 H1 04/05 inflow £236,062 Can you spot the trend? It's the result of an ongoing turnaround of acquired nurseries, improving occupancy levels, and operational gearing. The recent price drift is the result of investor frustration and no new numbers to confirm the company is continuing to make progress. Obviously, this is a difficult company to value because of the goodwill packed Balance Sheet and growth fuelled P&L losses but I can see the price rallying to 4p-5p over the next 2-3 months. |
Posted at 17/1/2005 14:13 by fusebox Not at all perhaps you would explain why on Friday when the spread was between 5 and 6p the market makers were not prepared to give the bid price and many investors got little ove 3p !I think you will find they will sell you as many as you want because there are millions of shares swilling around but the market makers dont want to take them of you. The company is not profitable and they go and buy a non profitable company. There turnover does not substantiate anything like the present market cap. I know everything about this co i suggest you read again the RNS they are not good reading. The only way to get shares away is to involve bucket shops. Berkley Wyatt is a bucket shop in Spain pumping and dumping this stock. That is a fact. The reason for Berkley Wyatt being in Spain is they avoid the FSA If you hold poor you. |
Posted at 16/1/2005 19:33 by fusebox Ive explained. Any investors are foolish buying this stock...look at the market cap and is the co making profit no!Moreover the turnover doesnt even substantiate a market cap for this company. Berkley Wyatt is a bucket shop check them out. You want to know why the share price does not rise...well its simple. Market cap to high co keeps issuing shares and co not making profit nor is there any sign of one. No brokers prepared to give profit forecasts. All those facts speak for themselves. Not to mention the market makers stuffing shareholders as they did last Friday when they want to sell. That's the angle! |
Posted at 15/1/2005 09:17 by fusebox Warning !This company has been issuing a considerable amount of shares for quite some time now. All this will have a detrimental affect on any investors holding or thinking of investing in this company. Moreover Berkley Wyatt a bucket shop that are based offshore to avoid the FSA in the UK have got themselves involved trying to unload new shares. The co is not profit making and the market cap far to high. The likelyhood is the company will not be able to produce profits to substantiate the present market cap. An example of whats going on is the spread yesterday an average of 5p to 6p. Yet a considerable amount of shares dumped at little over 3p. There is no liquidity in the shares and if foolish investors buy the market makers will hit them hard when they come to sell. Keep out and if you hold get out. |
Posted at 15/10/2003 16:25 by lauraandsimon fair point - not the most scientific analysis I grant you, but as the only "penny share" offering in this sector I think it worth a punt - there is such a lack of well-organised kindy-care in many affluent areas that I think the building of a trusted brand could reap great rewards. AFAIK they have 8 nurseires up and running and are aiming to open up to 50 more. Of course it'd be preferable as an investor to have some ides of the financials, the business model possibilities such as franchising etc. - but then if that was all available I suspect a lot more punters would be wading in. I'm bullish, maybe, but the downside vs. upside potential for the small punt I've taken means I won't feel too much of an eejit if it turns out I was wildly wrong.... |
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