Helphire Grp. Share Discussion Threads

[jlo10] 01/5/2014 11:22

A particularly virulent commentary by Paul Scott this morning.
"I look forward to the day when this whole sector is destroyed......."

[bc4] 01/5/2014 09:28

Another fantastic update the story just gets better

[simon templar qc] 01/5/2014 08:38

Directors could buy now.

[fizzypop] 01/5/2014 08:30

hxxp://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Bath-firm-Helphire-new/story-21042081-detail/story.html

Name change to Redde from Helphire from May 23rd.

[simon templar qc] 01/5/2014 08:08

Singer had a buy in February and target...

"Helphire Group: N+1 Singer initiates with a target price of 7.8p and a buy recommendation."

More upgrades will now follow.

[oldtown] 01/5/2014 08:04

lol yep pro rata was intended as being taken for granted, ;-)

[knigel] 01/5/2014 08:03

LOL I hope it's not 10p after the share consolidation - more like 80p to £ 1.00

[simon templar qc] 01/5/2014 08:03

Crazy the share price is now a high dividend yield which the market has not digested as yet.

[oldtown] 01/5/2014 08:01

If this is not 10p by year end i will buy some qpp shares or something else as equally stupid.

[nw99] 01/5/2014 07:36

Sharewatch nap will be a winner this year

[bruceylegs] 01/5/2014 07:35

Short term goal is to break through 6.8p

[simon templar qc] 01/5/2014 07:35

PE too low it should have been at least 7p today but you always get a few take a profit.

[oldtown] 01/5/2014 07:32

will check it out bamboo, i did see yesterday that on t3h date of change of % no large trades went through, so pressumed it was o/m

[bamboo2] 01/5/2014 07:31

I don't think Invesco have sold any HHR shares. I think they have been transferred to WIM, Woodfords new investment company as part of the St James Place holding that he is taking with him. Do a google search on SJP for more info. I had the same kind of rns on one of my shares. cheers.

[oldtown] 01/5/2014 07:30

Well if INVESCO are still selling down it will be a strong headwind, but in the longer term that is completely immaterial, great company paying a great divi and moreover one of the best value stocks on the market. If ever there was a screaming buy HHR is it.

[knigel] 01/5/2014 07:20

Good news about the share consolidation. It's funny how share consolidations are perceived. Comments on STY yesterday suggested that the share price usually falls after a consolidation. I suppose it depends on news flow and sentiment - which is very positive with this share. gla

[rljaustin] 01/5/2014 07:17

Been watching these for a while. Great financial structure in place, time for the share price to reflect this.

[simon templar qc] 01/5/2014 07:13

Too cheap at this price. Have bought myself this morning.

[ant15] 01/5/2014 07:07

WOW!! best opening we have had here for a while.

[pistonbroke1] 01/5/2014 06:47

All falling into place nicely. Waited for Invesco to notify that they had finished selling then issue a great trading statement. Onwards and upwards, its a buy now with initial target 10p.

[ant15] 01/5/2014 06:43

I had a target of 13p which I set out at the start of the year so one way or another we are all in the same ball park. Totally undervalued at the present moment.

[parsons] 01/5/2014 06:35

They took in £8.5m of cash in the 3 months that puts them on a PE of about 5 they should be at least double this ie 12p. Great growth potential and you will get increasing dividends as well.

[oldtown] 01/5/2014 06:13

very nice, no complex accountants degree needed to understand that statement, awesome,
The fall was purely down to INVESCO selling down from 29-23%. This is worth 10p on basic valuation alone without any Settlement.

Just shows what utter garbage other companies talk in this sector
"Cash collections during the period since 31 December 2013 have continued to be
strong and, as a consequence, statutory debtor days at 31 March 2014 in the
historical Helphire businesses were reduced to 128 "

[ant15] 01/5/2014 06:11

This may well be designed to overcome administrative expenses etc But it will probably also be considered a useful mechanism to avoid a QPP type event as the share moves up in value.