Internet Business Share Discussion Threads

[slapdash] 21/3/2007 11:46

hmm this only seems to attract people selling stock....

darn

Slapper

[waynerwayner] 21/3/2007 09:37

Good stuff if im right, I reckon the longer the flat period the bigger the breakout...

[aleman] 21/3/2007 03:15

Popupad seems to have momentum.

[aleman] 21/3/2007 02:57

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[krakow] 20/3/2007 18:43

Fattening up to sell off??

[hirschnathan] 20/3/2007 18:39

Sweatband Ring Changes...
17/03/2007 15:02:42

Sweatband.com have appointed a new Commerical Director to head up the changes taing place for the premium online retailer. Ths co-incides with the new W1 location showroom and the move to being a specialist retail service for the London area. "These are exciting times for Sweatband.com, and should result in a strong market positioning and growth" comments Richard Newton, newly appointed Commerical Director. "This will result in a greater product offering and service to the end user, and really drive the sales forward. The focus is developing a strong platform on which to grow quickly"

[aleman] 20/3/2007 17:40

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Whitesmoke


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[waynerwayner] 20/3/2007 11:44

Looking at the chart, last year when this flat lined for this long on 2 occasions, the share price broke out... i envisage the same happening again, I wouldn't be surprised to see 35p within a few weeks.

[aleman] 20/3/2007 00:31

UK 2317



Emergency Abroad


Description:
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[muffinhead] 19/3/2007 09:19

TUI unveils First Choice offer



"Today's announcement is likely to accentuate fears of redundancies in the holiday operator sector, which has been hit hard by the revolution in customer behaviour that has followed the growth of internet-based holiday booking and the rise of low-cost flights"

[stemis] 18/3/2007 09:46

A one year prospective P/E of 14.2 does look pretty mean for a company for which the forecast growth in PBT is 68%.

The situation is complicated by the tax loss position and I have never been convinced that the 'market' doesn't discount the benefit of tax losses (especially where they are running out).

Once the 2006/7 result looks in the bag (and of course we are 4.5 months into it) then the 'market' can look forward to 2007/8. On current forecasts (assuming no upgrades) that would be a P/E of 9.3 and that is on a fully taxed basis. With PBT (and consequently EPS thereafter) growing at 60-70% and significant cash in the bank, I can't see it staying as low as 27p.

Just a matter of patience as ever.

[taurusthebear] 17/3/2007 04:25

Well, Slapper, it depends on whether you think IBG are going to do 1.9p this year. Broker estimates have always been conservative here, but with the tax charge and considerable re-structuring of the business going on, perhaps people are unsure of what to expect.

But it seems to me that with AF seemingly doing well, and with Maz havng already said that the company is performing as per management expectations for the first 4 months of the f. year, your analysis is fair enough. General market weakness may take this lower yet, but hopefully there will be a trading statement at the time of the AGM, coinciding with the end of H1.

If 1.9p looks like it's going to be met or beaten for the year to October 31st, then a share price under 30p seems very miserly. :0)

[slapdash] 16/3/2007 20:16

these shares must have a floor in the abscense of very bad news... if it was rated as 10X for this year that would be about 19p... but with cash let us say 21p...

I find it hard to believe it can be rated at 10X so let us say 12X.... as a minimum forward ratio... then we have 23p but add cash and that is say about 25p.....

I think for this to be rated below 12X forward starts to become ridiculous in the absence of bad news.... so we should be near a floor here

who will buy or what the trigger will be I don't know.....

Any thoughts on that analysis (if it can be called that??)

Slapper

[aleman] 16/3/2007 18:47

UK 2334



Flight.co.uk


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[masurenguy] 16/3/2007 17:01

It is better to have an a/c in her name but you can still transfer the shares into her name at zero gain.

[waynerwayner] 16/3/2007 16:57

Aha, so lesson learned... she needs to buy her own shares in future!

[yachtmonster] 16/3/2007 16:51

If you transfer them at nil cost the whole value of the shares is classed as gain, not just the increase since you bought them.

[masurenguy] 16/3/2007 16:44

You have bought them in your own name and through your own account therefore any profit goes against your CGT allowance. However you can transfer ownership into your wifes name and then you can offset any profits against her CGT allowance. The key factor is in whose name are the shares registered at the point of sale !

[waynerwayner] 16/3/2007 16:27

Wonder if anyone can offer some advice... I bought a bunch of IBG Shares for my other halve using her money, she transfered the money to my bank account, I transfered the money to my Selftrade account and made the purchase. Question is if they make a profit, is that profit going to go against my CGT allowance because I bought them through my own share account, or can it (rightly) go against hers?

Any advice appreciated.

[aleman] 16/3/2007 15:57

UK 2333



Device Wire


Description:
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[12345th] 16/3/2007 10:39

After all, IBG represents much better value, even at over 2 x the current share price ;-)

[12345th] 16/3/2007 10:37

Looks like AOL may have had a lucky escape!

[yump] 16/3/2007 09:11

I love this bit - great quote:

"This was a strange deal because it required a 90% approval to proceed. Most of us can't even reach a 90% consensus in a one-person vote, quite a paradox.!"

Tell me about it !