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ITW Interactive Wor

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Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Interactive Wor LSE:ITW London Ordinary Share GB00B11FCP94 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 67.00 - 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
28/2/2007
10:37
moved down on very weak selling
kalmar
27/2/2007
22:55
Silverfern you're right on the strong Div being a real attraction in a nervous market.
kalmar
27/2/2007
18:37
Nice to see a blue share today when the rest of my holdings are red. I believe this to be a good sign of things to come
junior21
27/2/2007
08:52
When the FTSE falls then dividend yield is king. In theory, high div companies with protected earngings should hold their price on any downturn, and if they don't you still get your return
silverfern
27/2/2007
07:27
Kebab77 - thanks - here's hoping
plentymorefish
26/2/2007
17:20
I saw one was a cross-trade between market makers so I guess they had a big order to fill. Can't say any more I'm afraid.

If I had more cash sitting in the bank doing nothing I'd top up - get a better return at current prices!

kebab77
26/2/2007
15:12
Kebab77 Do you know, are the big trades buys, sells or both - I'm thinking of topping up as we approach interims - your thoughts appreciated
plentymorefish
26/2/2007
14:48
Big trades today! Surely there can't still be an overhang?
kebab77
26/2/2007
08:28
A run over the next fortnight would be good with results on the 8th
matt
24/2/2007
19:34
What more can you ask ... Directors are comfortable with market expectations, results on 8 March 2007, a further update on trading, a dividend of at least 80 percent of the Group's earnings to reflect the cash generative nature of the business.
matt
24/2/2007
18:57
Kebab...who knows but..

after the strong bounce off lows....I would hardly say there has been been much pull back...so I dont expect the share price to go any lower...Break 90 and its 100 and new highs....the news on the Divi(to be 2nd half weighted) is another brucey!!...we know from experience that the stock is fairly illiquid...so can fly on any news or decent volume...its the sort of stock you need to buy on pullbacks not on news imo.

kalmar
23/2/2007
08:53
So what are people expecting / hoping for? A rise end of next week in advance of the interims?
kebab77
19/2/2007
11:19
the company told me that what was holding up expansion into some other countries, Australia was mentioned, was age verification over the mobile.

Does anyone who is a good deal more techy than me know what this involves or when it is likely to be introduced.

kimboy2
16/2/2007
04:40
I'm in Phnom Penh at the moment - no need to try as free here!!
johnrxx99
15/2/2007
17:02
volsung, why don't you ask your Dad about it first
silverfern
15/2/2007
16:19
Has anybody, you know, tried out the naughty stuff sold by this company? Is it very dirty or just a bit seedy? If you buy the shares do you get free porn or get to meet the actresses?
volsung
15/2/2007
16:12
I bought into a co. called Broadcastle a few years ago and an institution there was selling at around 50P. It took months for the overhang to clear. Once it did, the shares rose 50 % very quickly. Finally got taken over for 120P. When at 50P the shares were yielding 7%.
dumpling
12/2/2007
12:47
Hmmm, decent volume but not much movement. Is the overhang still there?
kebab77
08/2/2007
12:50
Most of mine is in Aim stocks too. In view of the volatile nature of Aim, the key thing is to remember sell out before you lose your memory. I have a note stuck to the screen here.
diogenesj
08/2/2007
12:40
That's what I want to do when I retire!
silverfern
07/2/2007
15:23
Yes, most of my SIPP is in AIM stocks. Bang goes the retirement then!
wiganer
07/2/2007
15:20
Can you buy AIM into SIPPs - I was unaware of thast.
silverfern
07/2/2007
13:06
I sold on opening this morning. Will look to buy back in but via my SIPP, if it pulls back too far.
wiganer
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