Helphire Grp. Share Discussion Threads

[toffeeman] 28/2/2014 11:37

F00k me Leo - where do you shop 56p for a loaf and tea bags - bargain!

[bc4] 28/2/2014 10:51

hvs1 I take it you don't hold HHR?

[leopold555] 28/2/2014 10:41

me I need a loaf and some tea bags

[toffeeman] 28/2/2014 10:33

OK which of you just sold 8 shares:)

[cestnous] 28/2/2014 09:09

Have a Very Small 1. Pratt filtered

[andyview] 28/2/2014 09:09

I think a few broker upgrades will be forthcoming too, few buyers dipping their toes this morning which is good to see...gla

[bc4] 28/2/2014 08:52

It will probably take a few weeks for results to sink in maybe some broker upgrdes there is already an outperform on HHR

[andyview] 27/2/2014 16:48

much stronger finish to the day and perhaps a little recognition that the management have delivered again and profits are much better. This was marked down far too aggresively imho this monring and as such allowed a few buyers in a t a very good price.

I see this continuing on a solid uptrend and believe that more aquisitions will come.

gla

[leopold555] 27/2/2014 15:47

Tempted to add

[goliard] 27/2/2014 15:31

I know it doesn't matter in the long term, but a blue finish would be really nice to see today.

[rathlindri] 27/2/2014 14:46

Recovering nicely

[bc4] 27/2/2014 14:31

Someone is bidding very aggressively for HHR shares!

[deanowls] 27/2/2014 13:26

I hold both, what is interesting is the battle on car hire days where qpp get a share on any reduction in the average.

Her have dropped a lot of cases which they say was low margin( ie small cars?), qpp I believe offer a financial option to people which I would imagine those with smaller cars would be more partial to take? Company cars will always get replaced due to their need.

Or is it/also that qpp are getting more business and directing it through their channels rather than her, an interesting battle.

One for the sl@ggers of qpp though is hhr stamping down the cost when their average days of hire is increasing and now that you are also "ambulance chasing" you know who you are ;-)

[leopold555] 27/2/2014 13:15

Hi Steamy well for one thing the business has improved, I like the acquisition and then the cash flow will improve dramatically if/when they get the insurance companies pay up as the court ruling was favourable.

[oldtown] 27/2/2014 13:12

exactly! i am more than happy with yield and will cont to buy.

[bc4] 27/2/2014 13:10

I did not realize the were so many non holders in HHR that are so called experts, the shares were 5.1p in DEC they are now 6.5p and have paid out 2.2p since JAN disastrous LOL

[oldtown] 27/2/2014 13:09

i think i will dip in again for another 100k

[bc4] 27/2/2014 12:54

No wrong again they brought forward the second interim divi of .171p paid in Jan which ADDED to this one is 2.2p,yes there are more shares in issues but there will substantially more profits

[eeza] 27/2/2014 12:21

bc4
"The divi yield is nearly 8%".

That is based on pre-massive-dilution. Div going forward is likely to be around half that figure - as attested by the Div announced today ( roughly half of that announced earlier in the year of 0.10p).

[bc4] 27/2/2014 12:11

CAMEBRO exactly what I was thinking also not one has mentioned the rising profits for the fourth time in a row