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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Dimension Data | DDT | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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121.00 | 121.00 |
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Posted at 15/7/2010 15:45 by prokartace megSta.... Rubbish. If an investor wanted NTT shares they would buy NTT shares!!!Buying of shares over offer price is in case anyone else throws their hat into the ring. It would cost only a couple of pence if they are wrong but big bucks if they are right. |
Posted at 20/5/2007 19:52 by initiate Yes, should be good for Monday morning rise at least - let's hope a bit longer too South African IT services company Dimension Data caught some investors out when the dot com bubble burst in 2000. Shares were then 580p each and are now just 53p. But the group has survived the cull and is worth a second look. Its client list includes corporate heavyweights such as Google, BMW and Pfizer. Dimension Data also recently posted better than expected interim results with earnings up 50% and an improved profit margin. Alongside a compelling case in the figures, the firm is also growing internationally, with ventures in Africa and Australia proving a success so far. A buy for investors. |
Posted at 17/5/2007 12:16 by spec2 Well Santori/ GN,Thanks for your comments, I was hoping you could elaborate on the " more interesting prospect's " I am of the typical equity investor, and I used to tell my broker, when I sell , he must buy, and when I buy , he must sell, and he made money ! I was joking, but the element of luck / gambling does come into the equation, and that's a fact. I now use internet based share trading for more instant trading , but miss chatting to my broker ! You can analyse till you are blue all over, but in respect to DDT.L I bought in 2 weeks and wating, who knows ! I see it's up above 53p today, Hmm ! Regards all, spec2 ( spec1) |
Posted at 23/11/2006 10:23 by drunkard Market Report: Dimension Data in the frame for takeover By Andrew Dewson Published: 23 November 2006 The word among technology investors is that Dimension Data, the South Africa-based reseller of Cisco Systems infrastructure kit and manager of IT services, is in the frame for a takeover bid. The shares topped the mid-cap risers yesterday with a 1.5p gain to 42p, although there was little indication as to who the bidder might be. If a bid does come, it is unlikely to be much comfort to long-term shareholders, but traders are talking about a take-out price of up to 55p per share so there is some potential upside left in the stock. Even so, as it was once a member of the FTSE 100 back in the dotcom-boom days, traders said that a takeover at any price will come as a relief to some holders. |
Posted at 26/10/2006 16:34 by spec2 Adeyberry,For the novice investors, do you think they should buy and hold at +-36.5p? Are you thinking of a so called breakout above 40p or not ? As I have seen you are a bit of tech/chartist, your opinion is apreciated ! ps/ what's the translation of "IMO" again ? |
Posted at 18/10/2006 09:25 by spec2 zhlang,It would appear that the creation of the new company is in relation to DDT obtaining major South African government IT contracts, which is major business over there ! so it is a plus for DDT , As I am an ardent viewer of ADFVN's DDT thread over the years , it is obvious DDT has, and can make you a lot of money , however you get seriously disappointed at times, and your patience is tried accordingly ! A dividend would help to sweeten the pill though, and give investors more confidence ! |
Posted at 09/10/2006 20:16 by ben w What do fellow investors make of those two ident very large trades today as per the ADVFN records? |
Posted at 21/9/2006 19:43 by finess Investors Cronicle |
Posted at 12/6/2006 11:41 by utsushi Rich, the chart does appear bearish, investors seem to be using periodic rallys to get out. |
Posted at 09/2/2006 10:52 by spec2 Investors,Did anyone attend that DDT Investors day seminar recently , or know what it was all about ? |
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