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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Jacques Vert | JQV | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 21.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 21.00 |
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Posted at 11/2/2011 19:58 by lennonsalive Mentioned in Investors Chronicle today perhaps? |
Posted at 16/7/2010 19:27 by davidosh Here is the answer....The Company was informed on 16 July that, on 15 July 2010 Waillim Limited, a company controlled by the Alchemy Investment Plan, sold 50,627,173 ordinary shares of 10p ("Ordinary Shares") in the Company, representing 26.31% of the Company's issued share capital. Following this sale, Waillim Limited no longer has a shareholding in the Company. The shares sold have been placed by Seymour Pierce with a number of new institutional and other investors, some of whom will now have a notifiable interest that will be announced in due course. The placing was over-subscribed. In addition the directors have been buying.... Steve Bodger (Chairman) 200,000 200,000 (0.10%) Paul Allen (Chief Executive) 150,000 1,307,794 (0.68%) Ian Johnson (Finance Director) 150,000 845,671 (0.44%) So oversubscribed and the directors buying. Very good news for shareholders and no dominant party on the share register now. |
Posted at 07/5/2008 16:18 by tornadodown Let's hope so OMERTA as the interest builds and the retail sector recovers this will reap good rewards for investors. |
Posted at 01/5/2008 21:01 by tornadodown Agree fully Barn Owl this one looks set for a recovery sooner rather than later. It would be nice to see them start paying a dividend in the future which would get Institutional investors onboard. |
Posted at 26/4/2008 15:42 by mitzis positive coverage in diary of a privat investor in todays Telegraph. |
Posted at 25/4/2008 17:29 by cockneyrebel Yes, like WGB. The thing is the investors mind. People are at the stage now where they don't want anything retail. They hear in the press, day in, day out 'recession, credit crunch, 1930, reposession' the BBC is an absolute scaremonger, especially Newsnight.Anyone remember when Aids was first discovered? A kid that went to my school was one of the first to die from it - I thought f-me, the planet is going to be wite out if I know people dying with it already - he was on ITN News. A few years on and although it is serious it isn't wiping out the planet. Then we had Mad Cow - I heard that by the year 2000 a quarter million young people could be showing signs of the disease because they heat a lot of burgers. Then we had SARs - don't ever fly again whatever you do. Then bird flu............... This is a classic market bottom imo. So many people have thrown their shares away at any price, especially in retail. Yet today I'm reading Pendragon (cars, you don't get much bigger ticket items than that) have seen an improvement month on month since the start of the year. I also see gov stats say retail sales are up 5.6% in the first quarter. "A controversy emerged yesterday over the true state of high street sales as the City joined retailers to attack official figures that indicated a shopping bonanza since the new year. Economists sounded warnings that the Bank of England would be left puzzled and crucial decisions over interest rates hampered by the official data, which showed a buoyant 2 per cent jump in the volume of goods sold in the first quarter. This marked the strongest sales growth for four years. The steep jump in first-quarter sales, up 5.6 per cent from a year earlier, was sharply at odds with almost every other barometer of retail activity, and retailers' own reports that trading is blighted by the credit squeeze and house price slump............... Well of course if I was a retailer I wouldn't be singing about sales being stronger because that would mean an end to the BofE rate cuts much sooner - but call me a sceptic. The truth probably lies in the middle somewhere - but I don't believe we are winessing the crucifiction of the high street out there when I go shopping. Yep, it's a bit quiet. But JQV made 1.28p eps in H1 and Christmas falls in H2. If these have suddenly met with disaster then I will be very surprised. Trading statement was on April 28 last year so Monday perhaps? Reckon a few punters thought they'd get out before, just in case. Personally, on this valuation I'd sooner take the risk cos there isn't much good news in the price here imo. CR |
Posted at 02/2/2007 14:45 by the skies the limit Oh well looks like I timed my exit quite well having come out at the top and sold at 23.5.The recent rise in interest rates seems to be having an effect here maybe investors think the co will come out with a profit warning like they have done previously about Spring time. |
Posted at 19/1/2007 08:43 by the skies the limit Another good write up in Investors Chronicle today. |
Posted at 18/1/2007 14:26 by george62 Now just need a further push from the Investors Chronicle tomorrow to maintain the momentum. IMO DYOR. |
Posted at 12/1/2007 19:06 by the skies the limit cr is still mixed up trying to figure out who is who. All these aliases I am supposed to have yet many are premium users. Poor guy is suffering from delusions. He reckons he knows about JQV but didnt know what the price target had been revised to nor what the increased forecasts were. Now sophisticated investors need all that information. He is out of his league. |
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