Helphire Grp. Share Discussion Threads

[knigel] 07/4/2014 20:59

Just some recent heavy selling?

[risk1] 07/4/2014 20:50

No agreed knigel my point is the chart has turned why is the ?

[knigel] 07/4/2014 20:43

Helphire has already risen from a mere £ 3 million company (back when the company only had 330 million shares and was trading under a penny - a few of us were here in the dark days)to a decent £ 170 million company in just 2-3 years. I am not sure I want Helphire becoming the next QPP - in my humble opinion there's always a risk of expanding too fast (remember Innovation). Maybe QPP might be looking at Helphire as a bolt on acquisition? Considering the share price performance over the last two years - there is little to moan about imo

[risk1] 07/4/2014 20:38

Hhr chart has always looked so good until now????

[leopold555] 07/4/2014 19:02

HHR would have to get medical facilities as well and £200 million quid funding just for starters. Can't see it as another QPP otherwise I would be buying it like crazy

[stanmore2] 07/4/2014 18:28

Im out because QPP seems miles ahead and I feel HHR is too close for comfort

[bc4] 07/4/2014 17:16

Cheers for that NN

[nicky name] 07/4/2014 16:41

I expect that HHR realises the importance of telematics and that this is behind Avril's new chair role. QPP seems to have a bit of a head start, but if HHR emulates the model (which HHR always intended to, but got waylaid by the financial crisis) it should claw its way back.
Has anybody else noticed the link between New Law and Brightside Insurance brokers? (Helen Molyneux is not only C.E.O. of new Law but also a director of Brightside)
If HHR can put together car hire/repair, solicitors, telematics and insurance broking, it is on the road to high margins a la Quindell imo.

[ltinvestor] 07/4/2014 15:40

Institutions sell for all kinds of reasons and the stocked has most probably been placed around the 6.35/4 level. Wouldn't read too much into institutional sells.Perhaps our chairman can arrange for a telematics acquisition !!LT

[risk1] 07/4/2014 14:48

Out for now

[bc4] 07/4/2014 14:28

There certainly seems to be a some of selling could be for various reasons

[jakedog2] 07/4/2014 14:27

2 x 20,000,000 gone through......looks like someone is offloading. L2 looks weak....

[eeza] 07/4/2014 14:26

Bottom RH side of H & S - and also next support.

[bc4] 07/4/2014 14:19

Eeza why 6p?

[eeza] 07/4/2014 14:12

H & S on the chart - back to 6p.

[risk1] 07/4/2014 13:54

This is turning nasty

Why??

[ant15] 06/4/2014 19:29

I am in for a couple of million shares now, One of the best recovery stocks about I believe.

[modform] 06/4/2014 19:18

Agreed bc4, one of the best shares to tuck away in isa.

[bc4] 06/4/2014 18:33

A lot of the selling could have been people taking profits before end of tax year nothing has changed IMHO still a great company with a terrific board

[montynj] 06/4/2014 17:52

I wonder when this will start to move

[leopold555] 06/4/2014 11:01

Screaming buy in my opinion but trouble is I am building a large stake in CTP which has multibagger written all over it. Might sell DAIP to invest here been watching for a while

[lauders] 05/4/2014 14:55

If it does the yield goes up so as I have some already I will wait for a better entry point or find something else with a better yield or that pays special dividends too.

[xpan] 05/4/2014 11:05

With 0.5p in dividends over the past 12 months at the present price that is about 7.5% yield and price surely won't stay at this level.

[lauders] 04/4/2014 01:42

Gone a bit quiet here now! Just a period of consolidation before we kick-off again or are we going to stick here for a while? The story hasn't changed so patience is needed. Just contemplating sticking more funds into this one but am actually looking for a high yield payer that has the potential to increase my capital by growth over time too. Still searching!

[bc4] 01/4/2014 22:27

Must be then