Imi Share Discussion Threads

[redips2] 09/11/2009 15:57

nice-- top sliced £8k for something tomorrow, or whenever they go down

[eater24] 09/11/2009 11:38

some big buys going on this morning so a good deal of optimism here seems to have broken into a new trading range 600 would be great

[dasv] 09/11/2009 10:22

brilliant numbers - well done deanForester. I didn't follow my own advice and didn't buy. :(

[deanforester] 09/11/2009 09:53

The IMS seems to have woken the market up, with a rise of about 14% to 527p at one stage. Drifting down slightly now.

I have to admit to having bought in at 264p in March, so I am well chuffed.

[eater24] 05/11/2009 15:53

ive just bought back into these at 420 after it seemed to break the 430 mark its going back up now 452 how far it can go not sure. good to see an imi thread with some recent posts you dont get too much bb discussion with this one . gl to all holders

[dasv] 23/9/2009 09:47

I guess now that the share price is above the Merrill target it's "fair value" - PE 10, dividend circa 5%. The real question is the potential for upside from here.

The technicals point to it - but it's a question of what premium the market will put on the shares. If Honeywell displayed further interest we could see some proper upside here.

[dasv] 23/9/2009 09:33

Found these on a technical screen last week (rising on balance volume point ad figure double top breakout). Finally looked at the fundamentals today.

here is my post from the ZULU thread

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IMI anyone?

Graphical summary


Broker estimate PEG of 0.4


Annual figures (current gearing 567%?)


Decent daily active target - upside predicted


Daily candlestick


half year report:-

[jackal3000] 14/9/2009 09:08

Citigroup upgraded these to a buy, target 550...

[broadwood] 14/9/2009 09:02

Blimey, these have just bolted up.

Can't see any evidence of stakebuilding from recent RNS's.

I hold BOY aswell.

[drectly] 14/9/2009 08:49

I hold BOY, not IMI, they usually track closely together, recent increase in IMI strong indication of stake build

[broadwood] 14/9/2009 07:27

Just bought into this modestly.

Hope I havn't missed too much.

Quick 10% will do.

[killieboy] 31/7/2009 10:12

Any more news of Honeywell coming to pounce?

[cagey76] 27/7/2009 11:45

gets a mention on Alphaville Markets Live today

[credemus] 27/7/2009 10:58

Honeywell are back and sniffing around apparently.

[scallywagkid] 23/7/2009 13:18

Anybody know why today's sudden rise?

[killieboy] 09/12/2008 14:28

What is going on here then - no apparent reason fpr the rise today.

[pallett] 14/11/2008 14:09

Does anyone have any idea why IMI are continuing to be hit so hard after having produced such reasonable results?

[killieboy] 30/5/2008 10:32

Good article in IT today.

[lightning] 14/5/2008 07:13

kibes

I find broker recommendations "interesting". I never cease to wonder how come different brokers can issue notes on the same day, with diametrically opposite recommendations. Leaves me convinced they know about as much as I do, which is not a lot.

Having said that, IMI looks good to me, from a technical analysis viewpoint.

[kibes] 13/5/2008 21:15

Re - post 11 price now at 513p so its bollo*ks to Goldman Sachs. Perhaps they had better concentrate on shoring up their own balance sheet and writing off all those CDOs, sub prime losses, off balance sheet SIVs etc etc. I am adding Goldman Sachs to my 'conviction sell list'.

[lightning] 09/5/2008 07:56

Interims well received, so far. Up 7% at present.

[killieboy] 01/4/2008 10:05

This one looking good - possible bid coming from US??

[richaims] 14/1/2008 10:06

12/01/08 Telegraph :

No cheer for beer taps firm


IMI, the engineering group whose products range from oil valves to beer taps, slid 21¾ to a four-year low of 334½p after Goldman Sachs piled more pain onto the troubled group.

The broker downgraded the stock to sell from neutral and added it to its "conviction sell list", saying: "While IMI has been a poor performer since a disappointing trading statement in December, we see scope for further disappointment." IMI's shares have almost halved since July amid growing fears that an economic slowdown will be bad news for the engineering industry. The group has also been hit by an ongoing bribery probe at its Severe Service division which is likely to harm revenues.

Goldman Sachs believes IMI could suffer because of its exposure to the weakening US economy. IMI reports full-year results in March and the broker thinks the outlook statement could disappoint "with four of its five divisions dealing with some sort of challenge".