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[computercoders] 27/5/2020 15:17

Sod it I'm topping up

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 15:16

I can't see it ending this low. More toward top of range. Maybe late rally to 50p

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 15:14

Good price. I already got plenty in. 55k now so leaving it at that for now. Average 45p bang on.

[sbb1x] 27/5/2020 15:13

Bought more showing as a sell 13,618@43.67

[beeks of arabia] 27/5/2020 14:44

Sell.That is all.

[sphere25] 27/5/2020 14:43

Price 46.35p +19%

Moving beautifully and threatening an intraday breakout. Monster volume, largest since 2009. Far too much interest to not retest that recent high of 56p.

[beeks of arabia] 27/5/2020 14:42

Sell.That is all.

[monster500] 27/5/2020 14:41

News. DividendSubject to shareholder approval, a final dividend of 7.8 pence per share will be payable, which will bring the full-year dividend to 12.4 pence per share (2018: 12.4 pence per share). The final dividend will be paid on 11 May 2020 to shareholders on the register at the close of business on 14 April 2020. The shares will be marked ex-dividend on 9 April 2020.

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 14:33

So wait a minute for every 10k shares that's 1.2grand divi? 10k shares currently just over 4 grand? If reinstate divi at similar rates that's nearly 25% divi. Is NY maths wrong?

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 14:28

Should bag very quickly from here

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 14:28

Yes I'll hold this one forever buffet style I think

[kemche] 27/5/2020 14:24

Big volume day.

[sbb1x] 27/5/2020 14:23

You seen the dividend paid for last 5 years... 12p per share.

[computercoders] 27/5/2020 14:23

Big discount to NAV here. I'm in.

[brucie5] 27/5/2020 13:23

Double bottom. Value score of 99 of Stocko and a PE of 1.3. Share price was last seen down these levels in 2009, after which it bounced to £4, then down to £2, then up to £6. Such events provide extreme stress tests for resilience of business models, so those that show they can weather the storm can emerge stronger. This has fallen from 1.60 in last three months, so it would need to multiply by four to get back to February's level. Since which they have paid a bond on time, and had Moody reaffirm their credit rating (BA3 - ok, not golden plated but...)

"A Ba3/BB- credit rating indicates that the bond is somewhat speculative in nature with some exposure to risk. Bonds rated Ba3/BB- provide a yield-to-maturity (YTM) or yield-to-call rate that is well above bonds with higher ratings, especially those issued by the U.S. government, municipalities, and the largest global corporations. However, it is important for investors to realize that this higher rate serves as compensation for investing money in a company or government that may not be financially sound and may result in the loss of one's investment."

In addition, Richard Holmes, NED, bought 200k of shares at 49p in March, against which some IIs have reduced, including Norges and Stan Life Aberdeen, but this I would expect.

I hold. Incidentally, on wider the moral question of whether one should hold companies that extend unsecure credit to poorer people, I feel somewhat ambivalent; but I think that against the clear argument around high rates of interest (and I certainly wouldn't use one) has to be balanced the fact that such companies offer a regulated alternative to loan sharks, to people who badly need the credit tide them over. Easy to pontificate if you've never been in that situation. I think a greater problem is probably salesmen luring peeps to buy stuff on hire purchase plans they can't afford.

[pre] 27/5/2020 12:17

yes agree and NSF also in the same sector and looks set for recovery and like here, there is a dischord between the current share price and where it should be imv.

[s34icknote] 27/5/2020 12:15

Pfg had good update So looking good for here !Sicknote

[s34icknote] 27/5/2020 12:08

Motoring !Predictable seller ! These institutions are run by numpties !!!Pe of 1.5 !Happy days Sicknote

[pre] 27/5/2020 12:05

Just noticed another MNZS - lagging behind travel sector which is about to open up and should see strong recovery imv - currently circ £1.15 - was +£4 pre-covid, nai

[pre] 27/5/2020 11:45

Indeed, this one and NSF look interesting as both primed for big recovery imo

[babbler] 27/5/2020 11:41

Long auction.

[ttny2004] 27/5/2020 11:38

One 43p broken lift off. Free air to next 55p resistance level now seller out the way. Big 10m sell went through which must have been worked through by MMs.