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08/4/2010 11:50:06 | Nice update, ahead of expectations.
Chart looks good now too with that test of the 50dma, looking for 260p short term here. |  matt123d | |
05/4/2010 21:29:54 | Its the margin contraction over the last 3 years that may concern some.
The order book at the end of Janurary was less than 19m, so the current Market Cap is nearly double the order book at the last update. |  essentialinvestor | |
05/4/2010 20:44:04 | nice post bookbroker - i have also been anticipating some good news flow from GHH but no matter what I hold with a medium/long term outlook. I am very confident about GHH prospects and will continue to add on weakness i.e. on "corrective pullbacks". |  seanyboy | |
01/4/2010 21:24:10 | With all the positive vibes coming out of the ISM surveys both here and abroad I would be hoping that GHH should have a very positive update soon on their future orders over and above what's already mentioned, this co. needs a growing manufacturing sector to be at its most productive within the niche market where it holds a strong position. We've had a corrective pullback in the share price, so let's hope that its onwards and upwards from here. I see the management are being cautious in their statements, naturally so with what they have been through, and it shows that they are realistic which is a good indicator that they want to be sure about the strength of their overall recovery, I hope that their 'steady as she goes' attitude will be fully vindicated and soon the figures will start to look even more positive. I would like to think that this co. will be representative of some of the technological expertise that UK plc still possesses. |  bookbroker | |
30/3/2010 10:59:19 | As you see Insight Investment aka. (HBOS)Lloyds Banking reducing their holding, and the share price reflecting more supply to be allocated, hopefully a short term pullback after a strong performance over last twelve months, one starts to believe the stock will carry on an upward trajectory without stopping, a pleasant idea, however trading appears to be recovering reasonably well and their markets improving, just need the US acquisition to start contributing, I still believe that this co. is a little gem in terms of its high-tech expertise in the optical field and will continue to be recognised for years to come. |  bookbroker | |
25/3/2010 22:57:02 | Actually trades were worked orders, filled over the last serveral sessions and only published today.
Share prices move on a supply and demand basis and the 190p area was where demand met supply! |  matt123d | |
25/3/2010 22:55:38 | Cross trades most likely between two institutions. Remote poss. of Gooch family hldgs. releasing some stock. |  bookbroker | |
25/3/2010 18:11:51 | Two massive sells today. No change to share price. What is going on? |  walthera | |
09/3/2010 11:53:58 | don't believe they can as they are currently listed on the AIM. |  seanyboy | |
09/3/2010 08:21:26 | can these be purchased for ISA |  kir | |
08/3/2010 16:08:00 | Would have thought the next area of supply would be in the region of 240p so may go further. |  matt123d | |
08/3/2010 14:07:07 | think it will settle around 220p and then take a well earned breather - what a steady climb from 150 where it took it's last breather. And all of this without any significant announcement! |  seanyboy | |
08/3/2010 13:33:00 | The rise continues, clearing 200p now. |  matt123d | |
01/3/2010 13:41:37 | Looking very strong here now. Moving above the 100wma for the first time since 2008! |  matt123d | |
26/2/2010 09:54:04 | Was really intending to suggest just what an opportunity those lows were longer term.... :0) |  garth | |
25/2/2010 18:48:53 | I think you can disregard those lows, they were a result of re-financing and extension of loan covenants, matters that were essentially unrelated to the performance of this co. as a going concern, what should be noted is where this share price was in the latter part of 2008, and the significant falls that had occurred up until that point. This co. holds a very strong position in a high tech. niche market where bespoke needs are necessary, and relationships are all important. Very well regarded in its field, and hopefully when all its markets are performing share price holds a lot of upside from here. |  bookbroker98 | |
24/2/2010 19:24:48 | And up around 600% from lows a year ago..... |  garth | |
24/2/2010 19:11:01 | Positive statement today.
Looking good for further gains.
Short term target - 260p |  matt123d | |
17/2/2010 13:27:04 | hello again Bookbroker. you brought back memories with that earlier post - last year around this time I was on the beach in Tulum, Mex. Stunning place I should add. Anyway the weather took a turn for the worse and so did GHH. I escaped from the beach and dived into this cosy bar. There I met a lady I knew who was on wi-fi. I asked her if I could check my stocks and I really wish I had not as GHH dive-bombed that day - the day they announced they were seeking assistance from the bank. Despite the mayhem going on around GHH at that time I knew they would fight back as they had greatly improved their infrastructure and overall standing in what you quite rightly describe as a "complex and technologically" demanding business. And so here we are one year on - I find myself in a wi-fi cafe in Tenerife (with my own laptop!) and GHH making a nice steady recovery from that pounding they took. Oh Archie would be proud! |  seanyboy | |
15/2/2010 12:18:18 | Hey bookbroker been out of the country for the last month and still am. I don't actually ever fret over GHH - their "uniqueness" and potential is there for all to see and as I have already stated I have an affinity with GHH as a company going back to the Archie days. Financially GHH has already been very kind to me and I am very confident that long-term holders will be well rewarded. How well with depend on the main point you mention in your previous post. And just for the record - would I be surprised to see GHH a £10+ stock - not in the least and that should not be taken as a ramp - not required here or with any stock. |  seanyboy | |
02/2/2010 12:04:05 | Seanyboy - you got to remember, and you'll see this by looking at the chart above, this cos. price is really back to where it was this time last year. The circumstances concerning the last eighteen months were an exceptional time for industry as a whole, and this co. was a real victim of manufacturing industry effectively pulling down the shutters. At the end of 2007 there were signs emerging throughout the industrialised world as a whole that a significant breakdown in the growth pattern that had existed since 2002 was emerging. Since then significant destocking and rationalisation by cos. has taken place, and if we are on the cusp of a sustainable improvement in the global backdrop then GHH should be a strong beneficiary with its technical expertise in the electronics sector. It may be wishful thinking, but depending on the rate of turnaround, it is even possible that upgrades to the existing forecasts are possible. This co. is a leader in a very complex and technologically demanding field, with large barriers to entry, that's why it should be lauded. |  bookbroker | |
26/1/2010 09:06:22 | Geovest
And a very savvy character he is too. It must be a good sign when an accountant spends £16k5 of his own dosh! |  electronica | |
26/1/2010 08:42:01 | Good to see Non-Exec buying. |  geovest | |
21/1/2010 12:05:15 | nice informative post bookbroker - at least there is no sign of vertigo at the moment! |  seanyboy | |