Impact Holdings Share Discussion Threads

[grlz] 13/1/2011 15:19

sp is very attractive at this level given how strong the business is performing

[bozzy_s] 13/1/2011 14:31

Just checked online limits - wouldn't usually do this short-term stuff but one idiot liar poster has pushed me.

Now £1.225 sell for up to 2500 shares online. But down to £1.10 for 4000 shares online.

Still can't buy any online.

Facts and research will back up this stock. It's worth 300p on a break-up basis. It's worth 350p on an ongoing basis. It's worth potentially more if a RTO occurs when a good private company comes calling.

[still waiting] 13/1/2011 14:27

here we go again.

[craftyspeculator] 13/1/2011 13:49

good research bozzy_s

The tax losses are worth another £900k ish (50% of 28% c/tax on £6.7mn)

[bozzy_s] 13/1/2011 13:08

Rambling continued.....!

I've only got 4000 of these so far, but I'm being offered 115p online for them. Not sure how high the online limit is at 115p. But goes to show that some people know NOTHING about share dealing or trading (brown hat idiot above).

Also shows that the quoted price 100-135 is misleading and wrong. Actual 115/135 with strong support at 115, few available at 135.

[still waiting] 13/1/2011 13:05

you're getting there.

[bozzy_s] 13/1/2011 13:00

Actually, without wishing to ramble on, that £6.7m of tax losses is quite exciting in itself. It would present an ideal RTO opportunity with such a small mkt cap. With it's ongoing long-standing profitable business as a backbone to any future deal.

I'm expecting good things from these long-term.

[bozzy_s] 13/1/2011 12:54

Another 1800 sold at 120 - showing as a buy.

I'll hold on rather than add for now. Think there's some ultra short-term money in these which might help reduce the offer price soon.

Bit more research done - IHUK will NOT pay tax for a long time. It is stable and profitable now, but has £6.7m of old tax losses to use against ongoing profits. See 'retained earnings' in balance sheet.

It has been profitable and growing since March-08. And even that year-end loss was due to exceptional items.

Seems a very solid and well run business.

[still waiting] 13/1/2011 11:54

mm's not even risking dropping it...

you can't buy back in cheaper after selling imho.

[bozzy_s] 13/1/2011 11:53

They've got someone's 1500 now! Which idiot said you'd only get 50p for 1000+ shares? Someone who clearly cannot read the market.

[craftyspeculator] 13/1/2011 11:44

the mm's don't have any shares

[ashtree2] 13/1/2011 11:27

Online I can sell my 1000 odd shares at £1.20 but am not given a price to buy as little as £300 worth.

[still waiting] 13/1/2011 10:30

not many left at 135p I guess.

[still waiting] 12/1/2011 22:36

just for you LUFC5



IHUK getting better as well.

[still waiting] 12/1/2011 22:21

drb, I sold some last week no problem, it was hard as hell getting them back though.

drb, if you don't like bye bye..

[borchardt] 12/1/2011 21:53

Too much hype has killed this off - mm's have reacted and effectively killed off any buying which will only leave sellers.

[lufc5] 12/1/2011 20:22

SW.

No I don't have any CRND. What's the story there then?
Cheers.

[bozzy_s] 12/1/2011 20:13

Or try selling 1161 and you'll get 120p?

See above.

You need a better broker!

[drbrownhatter] 12/1/2011 20:03

35% spread nice.

try selling 1000 of these and you will be lucky to get 50p.

[still waiting] 12/1/2011 19:43

yes, just keeping adding at nms..

[bozzy_s] 12/1/2011 19:42

That 1161-shares 'investor' was a bit stupid eh? Paid too much at the time - should have bought 500 at 135 when they were available. Then decided after a few HOURS that they didn't fancy this 'investment' and sold at 120! How NOT to invest in small-cap stocks!!

Still, proves the actual bid price is still 120p, same as yesterday. And the actual offer price closed at 135p, same as yesterday.