I think the amended RNS is going to have to be amended again. If I am not mistaken they have now ended up with the wrong year. I'm pretty sure that there is no 'proposed dividend for the year ending 30/6/25'. Payment date will be 14/11/24 which is a Thursday (edit or should it be 15/11 by convention divis paid Friday) and therefore correct. Do they actually pay someone to have these silly mistakes made? |
Oops. My Bad. Picked up the wrong year and was inconsistent in how I was treating the legal and 'non recurring' expenses. Have amended. Will go back and check the earlier years for consistency when I've a moment. Cheers. |
Your PAT figure doesn't appear to correlate with the company numbers SteMis? Have you made adjustments? |
Updated header for results |
Movement? Something stirring? Probably wishful thinking, but pleased I added recently. |
Also added. Did seem a strange, muted reaction yesterday. |
Picked up some more after yesterdays fall and no early reaction to the Japan announcement. It seems to have taken forever to get organised there. So the share price should have gone up. Does the market know something we don't? |
To a certain extent I think it is a feature of ADVFN. Pretty much everyone quotes mid price share price and in pence. ADVFN quote sell price and in pounds (at least when you build your portfolio). I'm up £150m because I made a mistake many years ago and can't be bothered to fix it. So at night when the spreads are wider and at the beginning of trading ADVFN tend to show a loss even if there is no share price movement. Then during the day they will show the share rising, again even when there is no true change. This see- sawing will be more apparent with a small company like HSD because the spreads are wider to start with. |
Why do the change figures here, whether up or down, seldom bear any relation to the share price price? Thus ii are showing a fall of 1.5p (The ADVFN monitor shows a rise of 1.5p) The price at which I can buy, or sell, is the same as at opening. Seems a characteristic of HSD alone. |
Hefty >500K trade at about 10.30 this morning |
Very, very cheap |
Decent enough results. Yield 8.9% and annualised P/E of 8.6 with net cash of 48p/share. Very cheap, but for obvious reasons... |
Indeed - which does always make me wonder - why aren'n more folk adding - as I am? |
Steady as she goes with a plus 9% yield |
Nice to see a little bit of positive movement... |
I seee the same but looks like the result of thin trading and buy sell ratio. Stick in a buy order and see what the quote is. My guess is 41-42 |
OK - what have I missed? This is some fall, especially against the market today. |
Agree - is hard to fathom. Jam tomorrow, steady as it goes for now. As ever I may well be missing something. Will continue to hold, rather than add. Being, slightly, in the black for the first time in years I was a little tempted to dispose of a few. Let’s see what the day brings. |
Jam tomorrow doesn’t really explain the recent strong share price. |
1bn AUM may be worth more to a consolidator. |
Thanks for the considered response. I guess the short answer is that, for this share, the ADVFN Monitor is of very little use. As much for the 4.1% it is not showing as up as for the previous, supposed, drop. |
I don't think it has. The spread seems to have started 44.2 - 48p, but the graph showed the average of 46.1p. There is then a sell at 44.4p so the price moved to reflect that and now there was a buy at 48p so the price moved to reflect that. But during all that time the spread stayed 44.2p - 48p. Don't asked me why the graph starts at mid and then moves to the price of the last trade, but that's what it seems to do... |
Come on someone - explain how on trades of 948 shares this "apparently" falls by close to 4%!
and . . . yes I have nothing better to do with my time on a very wet Friday. |
All buys - the last, on of three 10000, @46p. Final share price - shown as slightly down on the day. . who knows what goes on here. |
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