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Jourdan | LSE:JDR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0STXK93 | ORD GBP1 |
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Posted at 19/2/2007 11:59 by cockneyrebel Had a few today, on a dip, results in a few weeks, thread looks dead so little hype in the price. Company said they were ahead and followed by decent director buying. Fwd PE 9 even if they are not ahead, fwd PE lower if they are. 18p eps in H1 looks good too imo.CR |
Posted at 17/10/2006 17:11 by ntv share still ticking up |
Posted at 13/4/2006 11:16 by callumross my forecast wasn't far out. Charles Stanley have revised their forecast from the current year from £600k profit befoe tax to £900k and EPS forecast has risen from 13p to 18.6p. They have introduced a buy rating and published forecasts for the year to 30/6/07 too, going for £1.2m PBT and 24.5p per share earnings. The shares are therfore rated on a current year PE of less than 8 failling to a prospective ratio of 6. You can see why I believe there is room for the shares to double from here! |
Posted at 11/4/2006 17:44 by callumross point taken but market forecasts are for 13p EPS for this year. They have said they will beat this and by some margin, I gues, or they wouldn't have felt the need for an RNS. Lets' say 18p. Retail sector has 17 EPS. 17 x 18 = £3.06 per share which is still a double from this position. |
Posted at 11/4/2006 16:47 by callumross great trading statement - rise over £2 per share in coming weeks IMHO and even then trading at half the overall market price earnings ratio |
Posted at 02/3/2006 16:29 by callumross life in the old dog yet! - could be a good one to tuck away long term as it is at an all time low (adjusted for the consolidation). not a punt by any means with this spread. Share was at equivalent of £5 couple of years back. |
Posted at 17/2/2006 10:29 by alexandrews Interims out today - a miracle profit achieved! At first glance, they seem to have done very well in cutting costs to return to profitability, but the adoption of IFRS means they've had to include the sizeable £3m+ pension deficit in their balance sheet...The 5.4p EPS for the 6m to 31/12/05 puts them on a P/E ratio of 12.5 at the current 135p share price. Alex |
Posted at 21/3/2005 15:05 by alexandrews If they manage to break even over the coming 12 months, I think it will be nothing short of a miracle.Well, today's interims seem to support my previous suspicion: Turnover in the six months to 31 December 2004 reduced to £12.4m, a fall of 9.4% over the comparable period last year. Profit before tax, amortisation of goodwill, share of loss of associated company and the provision against investments reduced to £272,000 (2003: £1,021,000). The profit before tax has reduced to £169,000 (2003: £676,000) resulting in earnings per share of 0.1p, compared with 1.2p per share reported for the six months to 31 December 2003. : : Trading conditions in all our businesses deteriorated during the first six months and are not yet showing any sign of recovery. |
Posted at 21/10/2004 14:28 by alexandrews My God, another poster - hello, alia.Management buy-out? Maybe. But if that were the case, why proceed with a share buy-back scheme? Looks about the only reason the share price has any support whatsoever. Just my opinions. Alex |
Posted at 03/8/2003 08:13 by toysrus Hey negus, I see u have an eye for a bargain, JDR looks pretty interesting to me, as does CDY Cassidy Bros . Check this link out Well worth a look, could be the next HRH Hornby Cheers |
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