Helphire Grp. Share Discussion Threads

[hikmetyzb] 20/1/2014 09:12

beautiful opening, can we see 6.5p today?

hey bc4 you know what I am glad that I didnt sell it ;)

[bc4] 20/1/2014 08:49

The only bit missing off that chart is HHR have paid .445p in divis in the last 6 months

[oldtown] 20/1/2014 08:48

Looking at QPP's rather full valuation against HHR's relatively low one i think in the absence of an unforseen disaster, the outperformance is set to continue.

[knigel] 20/1/2014 08:45

Stuck in QPP? :-)

[jamielein] 20/1/2014 08:45

I also topped up at the open. Chart looks very good.

[bc4] 20/1/2014 08:41

I wonder where STEVEG is?

[oldtown] 20/1/2014 08:40

HHR (green) V QPP over last 12 month

[interceptor2] 20/1/2014 08:27

Topped up at the open, with such a strong chart pattern it would have been rude not too.

ic2...

[nw99] 20/1/2014 08:21

Sharewatch tip makes this look good value here

[bc4] 20/1/2014 08:18

MET I did tell you

[bamboo2] 20/1/2014 08:11

Joined in. Cheers Clive

[nw99] 20/1/2014 08:08

Breaking out on the chart here

[bc4] 19/1/2014 14:47

Sorry SUN had not seen your post but agree entirely also there must be big tax losses carried forward from previous years

[bc4] 19/1/2014 14:39

Yeah but that is in the past different management team now we are now coming out of recession, we are making real profits, no bank debt, paying big divis, money raised at 2.5p, money raised at 5.2p share price at 6p says it all KNIGEL don't live in the past follow the big boys

[sunray5] 19/1/2014 14:35

They should get a good return on the £60m raised in the placing if they invest it wisely and the new management seem to know what they are doing. They have shown themselves to be very competent over the last few years, in eliminating debt (which it is easy to forget, once stood at £362m) returning to profit, resuming dividends and now expanding the business footing. Cash should also start coming through this year from the Autofocus settlements. Looks good to me.

[knigel] 19/1/2014 13:19

I agree - my point is that further out (2015/16) it is harder to forecast profits until the corporate action happens. I agree that costs could then be cut further. What is essential is that Helphire learns from the past and does not ever again get into substantial debt as there will be another recession at some point down the road - let's be honest, if it wasn't for the D4E the road to recovery would have been far longer and the "price" paid has been the extra shares in issue gla

[bc4] 19/1/2014 13:13

Well there was an article in the Sunday Times(if anyone can post)a few weeks ago that forcast profits would be quite a bit higher

[bc4] 19/1/2014 13:13

Well there was an article in the Sunday Times(if anyone can post)a few weeks ago that forcast profits would be quite a bit higher

[sunray5] 19/1/2014 11:42

Add in a bit more if the aquisitions are cash generative and HHR can introduce cost savings to them, e.g. removing duplication by utilising their own centalised Payroll and HR sections.

[knigel] 19/1/2014 09:35

I think working out a forecast for 2015 is difficult until we know the acquisition(s) the company plans to make with the recent placing proceeds. However, with UK growth of 3% likely again next year - profits will probably be higher.

[allstar_07] 19/1/2014 09:22

Hi, Are there any forecasts for the next two years anywhere, my usual sources don't have them?Thanks

[mirabeau] 19/1/2014 00:21

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[bc4] 18/1/2014 20:41

Also another scenario is they spend say £50 mil and end up with another £10 mil in the bank, they must have a very good idea what they want, also people don't stump up £60 mil for nothing so as I said before follow the big boys

[bc4] 18/1/2014 20:17

Goli I meant 0.18p auto, min 0.22p from profits equalling 0.4p in total the 2.2p being half what has been paid this year