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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Harvard | HAR | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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45.00 | 45.00 |
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Posted at 13/4/2012 18:29 by topvest Yes...great news...patience rewarded! Those sellers will be kicking themselves now and good to see that they weren't selling knowing something. Anyway 45p is a good return for me - 49% over 18 months or so which is more than adequate. Nice to see a value investor play work for once!! |
Posted at 06/1/2006 13:37 by spekky thats the small investor (like myself) running scared, but I think this is meant to do exactly that, and I for one am not budging.Each to his own. |
Posted at 05/8/2004 16:57 by vfleetsons@aol.com vernI'm still thinking this is an undervalued stock any idea why i should be wrong only a small investor need all the help i can get |
Posted at 23/6/2004 23:59 by gozo I have been a holder or a watcher of HAR for over 5 years now and i agree the company is definately going in the right direction, just thought i would list a few thoughts i have on the company.Proven chairman in Stephen Thomas - was responsible for the growth and listing of luminar plc. Nigel Wray and Nick Leslau own roughly 30% of HAR through Prestbury holdings. Spoke to Nigel Wray briefly at the T1PS Master Investor day and asked him about the company. He replied that they now have a "good guy" in charge and that things were "going well". He then said that he thought (and i quote from memory words to the effect that) "we might do something else with the company" I then went home and thought about this "phrase", i also listened to a webcast he recorded for T1PS in Feb, where he discusses Urbium with Tom W. In this conversation he talks about the impending ban on smoking in public places. Now this is pure guess work on my part but i wonder whether this may be the plan for HAR, a chain of smoke free bars. This is my first post on a BB ever, so i hope i haven't offended anyone with these ideas, I just thought i would share this 'hunch' with others Regards G |
Posted at 22/8/2003 21:25 by cockneyrebel I'm surprised it isn't over 2p myself.I think you'll find there hasn't been a rush for the dor because investors see there is real value here. I think most investors are content to hold and wait for the next run up. A few AFX headlines for you: Hartford see signs of improved trading in the city. Hartford say well placed to move into profitability. Hartford says trading continues to improve in H2. Hartford H1 pretax loss narrows sharply as sales grow 135 pct. Now if that isn't worth a hold then I don't know why not. Total assets less liabilites £9.4m. Market cap £9.1m Loss per share at the interims 2002 (2.65p). Loss per share at interims 2003 (0.07p). If that momentum carried through these would be on a PE of about 0.7. Meanwhile techs that haven't a hope of surviving let alone making a profit double in value overnight. Nope, I'll sit and wait - good chance my £10K in this stock becomes £100K in the not too distant future if they turn this buggar around. At least there's real value in the business and you could never rule out a bid either. CR |
Posted at 06/8/2003 18:32 by spekky lots of red on my monitor today but not HAR ,I also have an inklingthat tomorrow will be a good day for the HARTIES....... It would be nice if some of the southern investors could confirm that business is looking good ( of course that would mean visiting the bars and having a few........in the interest of research you understand ) There were actually only 5 trades today,and if I were an author of childrens books,I'd write one entitled "Five Go Mad,and Sell Hartford"......LOL. |
Posted at 05/8/2003 14:23 by spekky agreed.......and welcome aboard to the new( OR should n't have sold)investors. |
Posted at 04/8/2003 18:42 by insiderboy Evening allOK.......no rise today but inevitably the punters who've made a little pocket money bail out to take profits on their hols'!! PP it certainly does boad well for the rest of the week........with the weather predictions HAR will see some busy trading which will obviously benefit the company. I can't see HAR doing anything else other than improving their business over the next few weeks!!! The rumours will continue but the company,as we all know, is well undervalued and those wise investors will pile in when they realise there is hardly any risk factor with this share. Dina Nothing like a good stiff one in this weather is there!!! Out to the garden now with a cold beer and to take in some rays! |
Posted at 28/7/2003 18:10 by cockneyrebel I don't want to say I told you so - well, I do really :-)Larger investors moving in now. For some of us this is more than a punt and many like to do thorough due diligence. The £20K buys signify the next phase on this one - the fresh larger money. In all shares, as the develop into better companies the greater the sive of the trades backed by the greater confidence. My guess is we're going to see these go well past that 1.7p soon, perhaps 2p or more. CR |
Posted at 14/7/2003 08:55 by mad4it Thanks malkie.An encouraging start to the week, looks like people are waking up to HAR. Let me take this opportunity to point the good people of this thread towards PGB, for all you value & recovery investors it's worth serious consideration. Not a ramp as I am a long term investor in this one. |
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