Jetion Solar Share Discussion Threads

[evaluate] 25/3/2010 12:10

Don't think so.

Results due out quite soon & H2 is going to be stellar. If outlook states that has continued this year, these are going to fly.

£1.20 is much more likely than 80s in my view.

[ssvsjs2] 25/3/2010 12:06

can see this droping back to mid 80's once hk fever is over short term.

[allstar_07] 24/3/2010 21:51

I still haven't found any similar companies listed on the HK...anyone else had any luck?

[chrismez] 24/3/2010 19:02

WCC announced a couple of weeks ago and are looking at finalising it in May - so 3 to 4 months, should do it for JHL.

[cool_hand] 24/3/2010 18:22

4 months, possibly less.

[evaluate] 24/3/2010 09:41

I'd say around 6 months from now.

I think WCC will do it in about 6 months from announcing it.

[0rb1t] 24/3/2010 09:38

Does anyone have any guesses when the dual listing will be completed by? It took RCG 6 months from application to float.

[5dally] 24/3/2010 09:31

1.05 to buy now and not a large amount on offer

[evaluate] 24/3/2010 08:28

Agreed jwe.

Money in - old rope out.

[jwe] 24/3/2010 08:26

Once the HK listing has taken place i think the bare minimum prospect for the share price is £1.50 with nearer £2 looking more probable.In any event a 50% upside in the medium term looks inevitable to me,in all probabilty these are trading on a current p/e of around 5.That is too low even for a chinese company solely listed on AIM and way too low when dual listed
All IMO

[evaluate] 24/3/2010 08:09

We've made it to a £1.

It's a good start.

[jackal2] 23/3/2010 22:40

short term lets break £1.00 1st

[chrismez] 23/3/2010 21:11

Full-on breakout mode -

Good results should boost it higher

HK Listing will boost it still further.

I'm in the £1.50 - £2 camp.

[jwe] 23/3/2010 16:47

nfs-I think you are probably right however my figures above are based on a more cautious approach

[sambessey] 23/3/2010 16:38

Do we have an exact date for these results yet?

[nfs] 23/3/2010 16:34

I commented earlier that I think two words are used in ahead statements,materially and significantly.I think they are well ahead of 10% over 11.7 as they used the word significantly

[jwe] 23/3/2010 16:10

Yes but the minimum for that statement is normally 10% so best to be conservative.One thing is for sure they will not remain on a prospective p/e of 5 or less once listed in HK

[fillipe] 23/3/2010 16:06

jwe - I really do think that $13m is on the low side - if it was only to be 11% more than $11.7m I feel that would have hardly worth the RNS - just my opinion.

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[evaluate] 23/3/2010 15:44

Ditto.

My target is £2 within 6 months.

[cool_hand] 23/3/2010 15:42

I'm expecting the share price to double once it's listed on HKSE.

[jwe] 23/3/2010 15:08

For those that have not worked out the likely figures for JHL the following maybe of help
In January JHL issued an ahead statement based on forecasts of a profit of $11.7M.So profits for 2009 should come in at at least $13M this equates to around 17.76c EPS or 11.8p.So it is now trading on an historic p/e of around 8.However looking forward the figures get much better and the current rating ludicrous.H2 must have produced an EPS of at least 9.5p.If you annualise that with NO growth(and the company have since stated they are expanding rapidly) we get to a current p/e of around 5.With a move to HK that is likely to double within a short space of time.
Something to think about and willing to listen to other viewpoints but the figures above look like minimums to me

[cordwainer] 23/3/2010 13:04

I initially got in on 25th April 2008 @ 93.89, I held...and held .. and .. so far I would still have been better off in a cash ISA. So if you can't buy 1000 keep buying as many as you can, purely for my sake. sounds fair to me.

[cool_hand] 23/3/2010 09:08

I'm not selling mine.

[jwe] 23/3/2010 08:49

FWIW I tried to get some on line this am,couldn`t even pick up 1000 shares,if it falls back i`ll try again