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JSJS Jsjs Designs

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jsjs Designs LSE:JSJS London Ordinary Share GB00B3FHW443 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.825 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/3/2014
13:42
Like many I do not see the rational of 50-1 consolidation. They may have wanted to leave the penny shares category with its wild swings in share price , but a 50-1 consolidation is a bit too far. An serious AIM company with an outstanding number of shares of just about 11 Million?

If they are that confident of their future they should have waited till the share price appreciates and then do a 10-1, 5-1 consolidation.

In most shares that has gone the consolidation route they by and large tends to drift right back.

What will keep the share price up is solid performance and not any artificially manufactured mechanism. Part of the reason for the wild swing in share price was because the performance of the company has been patchy at best. People expect them to shoot themselves in the foot at every step, so use any upswing as an opportunity to take profit in the sure knowledge that the price will drift down.

As for consolidation being the first step to issuing more shares... may well be so but they still could only issue so many. I believe that they need share holders approval before they can issue shares above certain percentage of the company value. So assuming this is 10%, for example, then they can only issue about 1 Million shares without share holders approval,if the outstanding shares is 11 Mill.
Mind you the management have enough votes to propose to dis-apply the share issue rules, and they can vote this through using their block vote.

I am still just watching and digesting the news and possible scenarios. I have not added or sold any until their intention becomes clearer. [ As a penny stock if their performance for once matches their statements, then this has a potential to move to 5p in the medium term. However if consolidated, and say shares trading at 50p a shares: Do I see this going to £2.50 in medium term ? ( which is the equivalent of the share going to 5p)... I somehow do not envisage this.... but I can of course be wrong.

Talking about shooting themselves in the foot......in one single statement , consolidation, they have managed to wipe out close to 15% of the share price and you can be sure that it will not end there. I expect a gentle decline in share price until the consolidation happens.

I imagine you had 50,000 shares now and post consolidation you will have just 1,000, ( same value but for some people the reduced holding will make them want to exist. Most holders with less than 25,000 may also move so unless someone appears in the market to mop up all these shares being dumped by small holders, the price will drift down.

buggy
11/3/2014
11:15
The only thing I can say re the consolidation is that the board are heavily invested here.
jmf69
11/3/2014
09:52
Have emailed ML, with the hope I can at least get an idea of the thinking behind the consolidation. If he answers, I'll let you know.
alynch
11/3/2014
08:32
As long term holders know I have held these off and on for many years. I don't hold currently but watch with interest knowing the history as much as anyone. The forward look sounds promising but I just cant decide about the consolidation. Trading will become incredibly illiquid which can work in many ways but is not normally good. I can't see why such a drastic cut in shares is required. Thoughts?
roomove
11/3/2014
07:36
alynch My feelings regarding a consolidation is it`s O.K. on the back of a bright future and JSJS does seem to have one...profitable this year (to what degree?)...new board members who seem to have a vested interest...expansion plans going forward...all this will need funding...increased share price will attract a different type of investor...and could attract II interest when it came to raising funds...as long as ML O.K.s sharing your answers paraphrased is the usual way would you mind letting me/us know his response?

Thanking you in advance.

Am a shareholder considering adding over the next few days.

neubie2u
11/3/2014
07:10
Actually neubie, the only reason for a consolidation of so few shares I can think of is for the same reason others are saying...to issue more shares. However, there are not that many in circulation they would needs to do that. I think I will email Mike Lord and see what he says. Obviously they wouldn't be able to say if there is anything like that up there sleeve, but how he words an answer might give a clue to their thinking...consolidation sometimes does, as is often said, precede an share price fall, so why would they do it at such a time when it's about to break the 1p barrier, I would like to know...?
alynch
11/3/2014
05:32
Any thoughts as to why the 5 to 1 consolidation = 11 million shares which is tiny for AIM is it not? Further expansion to be paid for by issuing equity over and over again....
neubie2u
10/3/2014
15:07
Must see if I can find some more cash to pick up a few extra if those who haven't done their homework sell...
What did folk expect...that last years results would suddenly be ok because this year they're doing so great?

alynch
10/3/2014
13:54
Good post yesrupnel, agree with your views.
The strategic moves RNS'd today represent major progress for the company IMO.

mortimer7
10/3/2014
13:10
I think this is a transformative statement.

They are moving their technical experts (inc. the founders) into a technology centre ot excellence where they can concentrate on product advancement/development.

The operational stuff and warehousing etc. is going to be dealt by Megaman in the UK and country specific distributors in each country they expand to.

The tech experts concentrate on what they are good at and leave time consuming day to day stuff to experts.

I really do believe that this will fundamentally improve the company performance and its chances of succeeding by a very large factor.

I have been in and taken substantial profits and then got back in again 0.7p.

Up until recently I always felt that this was a very high risk company and could equally go bust as well as succeed. Once the Megaman deal was annouced I was partially re-assured the company was on better footing as stock control/distribution etc would be taken care of by professionals.

Now with todays statement I see the companies fortunes changing radically. I am not paying too much attention to the financial results as they are largely based on the old JSJS and what I am excited about is the future.

So I am going to add funds this week and hopefully watch the share price increase rapidly over the next 6/12 months.

yesrupnel
10/3/2014
13:03
Results as expected but outlook very positive especially with touted expansion into global markets.
jmf69
10/3/2014
12:24
All 7 mm's 0.9-1p

andyview

Depends how much of a profit. Shares have 5 fold increase from the low already.

21trader
10/3/2014
12:16
wow...this certainly catches my eye:

The financial outlook for the business is now much more positive and the business expects to show a profit in the current financial year. The current order book is GBP2.1m. Our current order book alone, together with first quarter invoicing of GBP759,000, will result in a minimum turnover of GBP2.6m in FY2014, a 147% increase on FY13. The business is now set to start to fulfil its potential in this market of the future.

I think a rerating on the cards here imho

gla

andyview
10/3/2014
12:02
Results just out. Nothing special as this year should be a lot better.
21trader
10/3/2014
11:54
Strong rise today, some buying activity.

Anyone know any reasons?

restriction
07/3/2014
11:31
The Gadget Show in 9-13 April - so more news then and perhaps a tickup in the share price (even though its been pre-announced we might get a firm date on the delivery date).
yesrupnel
07/3/2014
00:16
Yeah, nice Whoppy. Not sure why the 'mid-summer- bit though...I got the impression it was supposed to be released a bit earlier than that...?
alynch
06/3/2014
22:55
Good find Whoppy
yesrupnel
06/3/2014
22:05
Wireless Domestic Heating Control Family to be launched at Gadget Show Live 2014

MAR 05, 2014 COMPANY NEWS

Wireless Domestic Heating Control Family to be launched at Gadget Show Live 2014
Leading British Home Automation developer, LightwaveRF. will be launching a new element to its Connect family of wireless 'Smart Home' products at Gadget Show Live 2014 in April. The technically advanced Heating Range will enable accurate monitoring and control of domestic heating systems using a Smartphone, tablet or PC. Home owners will soon be able to setup, monitor and control boiler on/off times, individual room temperatures and even the temperature of 'zones' through the house, from anywhere in the world using the Internet.

In the fast-evolving Home Automation scene, this development represents a 'world first' since competitive systems cannot yet offer monitoring and control down to room and individual radiator level.

The new LightwaveRF Heating Range forms part of the Connect portfolio of home automation products, which includes switches, sockets, dimmers and relays used to control lighting, appliances, entertainment systems, and almost any electrical equipment. Specialised heating devices will now include boiler controls, thermostats, thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) all of which have wireless connectivity and Internet access via any broadband router.

This development will make it easy to for home owners to maximise heating efficiency and save on heating costs. Using the LightwaveRF Smartphone app or computer based management software heating can be turned off or down in unoccupied rooms, bedrooms can be heated independently to suit regular sleeping habits, and living areas heated precisely to support lifestyle and occupancy patterns.

Products from the LightwaveRF Heating Range will be available through retail and Internet outlets from mid-summer 2014.

whoppy
06/3/2014
10:28
That's what I'd like to see too. Let's hope we don't have too long to wait.

I do like the way they are encouraging electricians into doing the 'word of mouth' thing though...a word by a visiting electrician that this is the best system can be worth more than advertising...they are the 'experts' in the eyes of many households, and if they like the product, then it must have merit.

Also, in a previous RNS (21 Sept 2012) they announced a partnership with First Utility for the energy monitors and wifi link, so hopefully those will be among the first to go out...I wonder how that's going.

alynch
06/3/2014
10:15
alynch - I agree with what you say and the reason I stay invested is that a sizeable proportion of existing systems will be converted and eventually new-builds will come with it as standard.

The bit that frustrates me is the slowness of JSJS to market. We need the product available, advertised and really importantly the distribution to be sorted - as many large high street/DIY chains as possible, complimented by the internet and a big energy company to offer it and install it for a low fee.

Then we would see sales rocket, Megaman gets its investment back and the best bit - JSJS shares will rise.

yesrupnel
06/3/2014
09:33
I've just looked at the ncube...really, not as cool as LightwaveRF. Have you seen their plug-in device pack?

hxxp://my-ncube.com/store/products/ncube-plugin-device-control-pack/

[edit: and it's not cheap either]

alynch
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