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IAP ICAP

469.70
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Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
ICAP LSE:IAP London Ordinary Share GB0033872168 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 469.70 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/3/2013
23:33
kalkanite - I'll be Buying too...

But only off the lower trend line. "Wait till it gets there" I tell myself.

Meanwhile, it's still a Short imo, dyor.

nofool
29/3/2013
23:17
He may be getting them from the company's own accounts rather than Digital Look. I can never understand why people go to these financial bb's and their questionable info when every company publishes its accounts on their own websites and the RNS.
jeffian
29/3/2013
21:17
Kaffee

Not sure where you are getting your figures from? Digital Look has EPS of 32.45p and dividends of 22.6p. I know the statement referred to lower end of expectations but that must still outstrip dividends by some margin.

PS Nofool, I do enjoy your posts :-) if these fall much further I will be buying by the bucket load.

kalkanite
29/3/2013
10:39
Has the conversation been done on this thread about the sustainability of a dividend policy where the DPS exceeds the EPS ?

What was the outcome ?

Progressive dividend policy I see, and I like the way the company are candid about their trading performance ahead of results... implies a certain amount of trustworthiness, but is the business model good if it's paying out more than it earns ??

Assuming a realistic ratio of say 50 - 70% (I've just skimmed VOD, LGEN RDSB for a rule of thumb) do you think this is the year they will cut ?

kaffee
28/3/2013
19:36
nofool
17 Feb'13 - 11:20 - 1615 of 1633 0 0 edit

nofool versus the Inde remember. Every little helps..

nofool
26 Feb'13 - 09:20 - 1616 of 1633 0 0 edit

Simple: medium term sub 300, nofool wins. Above 400 - the Inde wins.


Dr Biotech
26 Feb'13 - 09:56 - 1617 of 1633 0 0

Thats setting the odds in your favour - tip was circa 330 - according to your rules they have to hit +70 and you only need -30. 380/280 would be a fairer bet.

nofool
26 Feb'13 - 10:50 - 1618 of 1633 0 0 edit

OK Doc, as you say then.






That Zak Mir calls it wrong too often for my liking, eh Doc?

nofool
27/3/2013
07:53
Hmmmm. Things still pretty tough then with a tail off in March. PTP at the lower end of guidance too. Doesn't bode well for today.
cwa1
06/3/2013
10:47
Fair enough Doc.

"Unfortunately the worst posters are the most prolific."

Good observation. I would guess that is because those posters are either elderly and possibly a bit gaga, or they are just the underemployed with nothing serious to put their minds too during the day. A study of this would be interesting..

Back to work!

nofool
06/3/2013
10:35
I don't touch biotechs any more. I know this one is profitable and past the dangerous stage but I steer clear of them now. Problem is I get too involved (fall in love with the share I guess) and that screws my judgement.

I see you are on the Vod thread - its my second largest holding so I am having a better day than normal. The thread there is appalling though so I rarely read it. Unfortunately the worst posters are the most prolific.

dr biotech
06/3/2013
10:25
Now it doesn't Doc, take a peek..the share price is blasting
nofool
05/3/2013
16:22
That thread just comes back to here.

Tullet Prebon have their results out today and look decent enough.

dr biotech
28/2/2013
12:52
Heh Doc, Jeff - you seen this one?







IMO, it's a safer BET than IAP.

DYOR

nofool
27/2/2013
11:25
Agreed, it will Doc.

(now get back to work lol)

nofool
27/2/2013
11:20
Thanks for the kind words. I do have an account with IG and had some success with it a while back - but got greedy increased my trade size and that was that. Lost a few k overall - fingers burnt rather than any serious injury. Its something I may or may not go back to, but will only be a fun level. As for this one I am pretty much back to where I bought in - just before the plunge (this is from a man that bought BP as a nice safe stock a week before the horizon episode).

Its a bit odd - this weeks volatility has spooked them a bit but should actually be good for their business - they wan't trades. Tullet Prebon have their results next week it will be interesting to see how they do.

dr biotech
27/2/2013
10:33
Doc, it's no good 'hoping' imho.

Maybe you are just too NICE to play the markets?? They are truly horrid and predictably irrational. The very opposite to your good self I would wager..

But agree, never the less it's a great hobby, trying to beat the market! But to stay in, you really MUST beat the market overall.

I swing trade the solid stocks (up and down - VOD is one of my favourites over the years) and Buy into growth stocks and hold for a while..trailing my stops ever upwards (if I'm lucky that is!).


IAP is a swing trader's dream stock imo. Look at the chart above..

When IAP goes back under 300p again, I am expecting it to bounce off around 250p next time. We'll have to see, but that is what I am trading for..

UP and DOWN 50+ points, at least every three months. Beautiful!


DYOR

(you were once into the biotech sector lol - proves you like a gamble you naughty boy!)

nofool
27/2/2013
10:29
BELOW the tip price this morning. Expecting some volatility? I am!
nofool
26/2/2013
13:47
I try and hold on for the medium term at least as I accept that I am a poor trader. When I first started I used to hold a lot of biotechs (I have a PhD in analytical biochemistry, hence the moniker) but that was a total disaster. More recently I have tried to hold a selection of growth and higher yielding shares. Its done better, but I am behind the index by some way. Its also a hobby, so like a new car I am prepared for it not to be a one way investment. This one is a minor play for me, but obviously I'd rather it went up than down. AV is my biggest, I just hope their results are good.
dr biotech
26/2/2013
11:37
All great highly tradeable companies there Doc. Nothing to get depressed about, just improve on your timing a little and heh presto - Doc's a millionaire!

These past five or six years on the stockmarkets of the world, I think has taught most investors, that they need to be really - traders. In and out on the waves; there is so much uncertainty and volatility.

The next solid bull run will come again of course but who knows, we might be 20 or 30 years away from that..?

nofool
26/2/2013
11:10
No - I have a "hold and regret" strategy on these that I use with the perennial losers such as AV and VOD. Its seems to match my "sell and regret" strategy that I have with others. BDEV being the worst. I really don't know why I bother, I am such a useless stock picker.
dr biotech
26/2/2013
10:50
OK Doc, as you say then.

Have you got out yet?

nofool
26/2/2013
09:56
Thats setting the odds in your favour - tip was circa 330 - according to your rules they have to hit +70 and you only need -30. 380/280 would be a fairer bet.
dr biotech
26/2/2013
09:20
Simple: medium term sub 300, nofool wins. Above 400 - the Inde wins.
nofool
17/2/2013
11:20
nofool versus the Inde remember. Every little helps..
nofool
15/2/2013
18:36
Rated as a sell in this weeks IC. I still hold
dr biotech
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