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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hangar 8 | HGR8 | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 314.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 314.00 | 314.00 |
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Posted at 03/1/2015 11:43 by igoe104 I`m staying put with these, with a great possibility of EPS of 45p/50p over the next few years they has to be at least 100% upside. with more and more demand for private jets and a falling petrol price this share should be a big winner over the medium term.With the larger cap which will make the companies shares less volatile and improve the spreads which should attract institutional investors. |
Posted at 03/1/2015 10:40 by gargleblaster Adam - what do you do if it does not fall to 280p - say it falls to 300p and then starts to rise? Do you buy in at that point, or continue to wait and possibly miss the boat. If it does fall to 280p it will take some bravery to buy in to a falling trend at that point?If the company is likely to be twice as profitable in 3 years time as Cantor predict then imv best to hold (pending any real changes in circumstances). Mind you if you can easily pick tops and bottoms - your a better investor than me. |
Posted at 09/12/2014 14:12 by rivaldo As the RNS says, this is a "gamechanger" for HGR8 and the industry. It's a chance for UK institutional investors in a new sector global leader.GAMA certainly has room for improvement. GAMA made $2.2m EBITDA on $80.4m turnover in H1'14, whereas HGR8 made $4.3m EBITDA on $105.6m turnover. The difference is stark. I like the sound of GAMA exiting their owned planes by H1'15's close, which should be a nice cash injection and will reduce risk. In particular, the merged group have "a high quality, visible earnings stream with 80% of gross margin contracted", and there are also noises about further acquisitions. In addition, the increased scale should drive down costs and increase opportunities. |
Posted at 08/12/2014 15:52 by rivaldo Looks like a good move to me at first look.This will now be a much larger group, with much more interest for institutional investors - and will be much more liquid than HGR8 ever is or was. Lots of synergies and savings to be had it seems. Not a bad placing price at 280p either. DD has placed around 23% of his shares, but retains the other 77%. Here's the full document FYI: |
Posted at 26/11/2014 23:49 by gargleblaster macarre - that is entirely possible - there should be support at 149p. However the more general point is that these, AVAP and HGR8, are both very volatile - you just have to look at the charts! Important not to be over-committed - i.e. I would not suggest they are core holdings - unless you enjoy a rodeo ride! Bare in mind that patience means months (or years) not days.The business models are good and they are both cheap, also I like the fact that knowledgeable investors like Mark Slater and Naked Trader are on board. I think there is money to be made if you hang in there. As always DYOR etc. and good luck. |
Posted at 06/10/2014 14:39 by rivaldo Cheers igoe.Bit of an exclusive club of investors here :o)) It's often the quietest threads which are the best performers. |
Posted at 12/5/2014 14:27 by rivaldo Cheers MT. He's following me round, what with ACM, NBU and IQE as well as HGR8. He ought to look at HVN and CRE too.Here's the intro to his tip - 300p is a decent 3 month target after the year end trading statement in July, but I can see HGR8 going a lot higher than that over time: "Ready to take-off One of the key indicators I look for in selecting small cap shares is hefty buying by the insiders. The board of directors clearly have the inside track on current trading and if they are putting their own cash into their company, then it's generally a good sign that trading prospects are robust. Moreover, if this happens when the share price is testing its long-term trend line in a bull run, more often than not it indicates that the shrewd investors are calling a bottom to the correction phase and it's time to follow their lead. This is exactly what appears to be happening in shares of Aim-traded Hangar 8 (HGR8: 225p), one of the world's leading operators of privately owned jet aircraft." |
Posted at 08/5/2014 09:08 by music1 No problem goliard.HGR8 are unfortunately very lax at updating the investor part of their web site, it is well out of date. Hopefully share price will go back up from here. HGR8 is making a very good profit for its market cap. and seems to be expanding further. Be interesting to see if we get another RNS for the other 325k of shares which were traded late Tuesday, whoever bought them might be over the notifiable threshold. |
Posted at 14/3/2014 08:15 by rivaldo DD still owns 29.32%, and HGR8 evidently has big investor interest at 260p.It's just so volatile though! Anyway, investors can now buy in at substantially less than the institutions paid yesterday. |
Posted at 13/3/2014 10:38 by igoe104 Investors are sometimes a tough bunch to please.contracted revenues at over 83%, and a divi. im a buyer. |
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