Flying Brand Share Discussion Threads

[clocktower] 13/10/2006 08:43

Thats the same David Kirch that had a memory loss, is it not?

Big investor in MLB and IOV was he not? He seemed to get his timing right every time he got in and out...

BEWARE..a bird in hand... GREED is not good.

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:30

Good to have you here peladon - is that some kind of dinosaur?
Armistead, ought not to be a problem

[peladon] 13/10/2006 08:27

Yes, I do.

[armistead34] 13/10/2006 08:25

Does anyone hold this in their isa? Having difficulty buying because it's Jersey registered. Can anyone advise?

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:22

Did I say you also get a 3% dividend too!

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:21

Mr David Kirch of channel holdings bought 4.2% last month
Im sure he knows the score

Let the big money do the talking!

roll on 330p, then 520p on the chart

[clocktower] 13/10/2006 08:18

Roll it on and down the hill as fast as you can!!!!

BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:17

PE of 12, earning forecasts upgraded, nice chart, what more do you want

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:16

roll on 330p

[clocktower] 13/10/2006 08:15

At this level, this stock should carry a warning BEWARE.

You could soon see a swift rise followed by a huge sell as has been seen on many other stocks.

One large stockholder here forgot to advise the market for three months when they sold off a huge holding in another company as far as I can remember.

[gucci] 13/10/2006 08:15

looks like its going to sail through 300p

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 08:10

296-300p?

ill be shocked if were not 330p next week at this rate

[holgerl] 13/10/2006 07:58

Last time under 300p?

[gucci] 12/10/2006 15:27

poised for a breakout

[holgerl] 12/10/2006 08:28

Greetings Direct is the largest supplier of greetings cards by mail order, through their 'Cards for all Occasions' brand. The company sells cards for a wide variety of occasions including birthday, Christmas, spring season, wedding, congratulations, good luck, new baby and many more. The customers buy the cards on a continuity basis, receiving them monthly, benefiting from considerable savings compared to the High Street. Customers are very loyal, with a high percentage being multi-buyers with an average order value of £60.00.
Customers are recruited through traditional direct marketing methods with emphasis on addressed direct mail, but also through package inserts and media inserts, making them very receptive to direct marketing promotions.
Profiling has been carried out by a number of well-known lifestyle database companies providing a valuable insight into this list. The results have shown that 99% of the file is female, with 72% being married and 78% being homeowners. With regard to age, 52% of the file fall into the 35-54 year old age band, with a further 38% being aged 55+. The profiling indicates that 53% earn over £25,000 pa, 24% are housewives and 45% have children at home. There is a higher than average credit card ownership of 70%.
These customers enjoy the following; sewing/needlecraft, gardening, reading, crosswords, prize draws, pets and donating to charities. They are regular mail order buyers, with 43% buying by mail 6+ times a year.
This list should work well for a wide variety of mailers and in particular for clothing, financial, book and general gift related catalogues.

[holgerl] 11/10/2006 19:06

up 3p. Nice.

[holgerl] 11/10/2006 13:35

well up now!

a wiggle ahead of the run to 300p

[holgerl] 11/10/2006 09:37

eh? still there and just up a tiny fraction on the bid

[countryboy] 11/10/2006 09:04

What's happened to the quote?

[holgerl] 09/10/2006 21:00

chart breakout - amazing this thread is so thinly popiiulated

[holgerl] 09/10/2006 13:24

Could someone put the volume chart into the header

[nig295] 09/10/2006 10:34

Why is there no active FBDU thread, I have been away for a month, nice to see the rises whilst I was away. But there seems to be no interest anywhere. Is there anyone out there?