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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Lo-Q | LOQ | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 680.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 680.00 | 680.00 |
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Posted at 27/12/2015 17:43 by topvest This company depresses me. Bought a chunk of shares at 2.7p many years ago, and on average 20 bagged or something. Look at the share price now and it still hasn't paid a dividend. Wished I'd kept a few! |
Posted at 12/11/2013 07:35 by bodgit Now that's what I call a bullish update for LOQ, now of course ACSO. Good luck all. |
Posted at 12/11/2013 07:32 by janeann Thanks for posting; couldnt find these and on an ADVFN competitor it appears the Loq ticker still works! |
Posted at 24/10/2013 08:37 by itchycrack Hi glenn, nice to see you on the boards again, I'm still in LOQ from those sub 10p days. I've actually shifted some of my LOQ profits over the past month into ATUK, ACM, THAL and NANO, but LOQ still the biggest holding in my SIPP. Good luck with whatever you decide to invest in. |
Posted at 23/10/2013 23:28 by davidosh Glenn....Welcome back and great to have you here. We were only mentioning you a few weeks back in a nice way of course when someone was remembering the days of a decade back !I know exactly the sort of company you are looking for as I have been operating exactly that strategy with about 20% of my small cap money over the last year or so now that the economy is coming out of the doldrums and there are some good recovery and growth stories in micro caps with enough cash to see themselves through into profit. My current favourite tiddlers are Inditherm IDM, Universe Group UNG and John Lewis of Hungerford JLH. There have been very positive announcements from all of them but I still think there is a long long way to go if you see how 20% increases to the top line each year can transform the bottom line due to the very high margins and tight cost bases with pretty much fixed overheads that are coming from a low base and break even levels. I have to disclose that I hold significant holdings in each company so I am backing my own judgement and then talking my own book to a certain extent. This is an excellent posting on TMF showing the case for IDM... it has nearly doubled since then but still an excellent risk/reward share in my opinion as the sales to the NHS and around the world are just coming through and they are tiny compared with the scale of their markets. If you want fairly steady growth from two more tiddlers that are really doing well in their sectors that are hot right now then I think Crawshaws (CRAW) the butchers or 1pm (OPM) the asset backed business loans company are worth looking at. Both those company managements are doing presentations to our group over the next month. If you are in London at some point then do join us www.mellomeeting.co. LOQ still remain our top performer but there have been some crackers and you will see that our group are already tuned in to Inditherm. A third of the companies that have been selected and presented to us at our monthly dinners have already doubled and in many cases multibagged. Do keep popping in here but be careful with some of the microcaps as not all directors and management teams want to share the profits when they come through and find ways of either taking far too much of the cake or pay themselves far too handsomely for very average performance and that hurts in a small company with limited funding. LOQ with Leonard at the start keeping the costs down and then Tom taking us to the next level and making the most of the opportunity has been a terrific ride.....not all are so rewarding. |
Posted at 17/10/2013 09:39 by davidosh Spud...I am sure there are still quite a few of the original holders with over 50000 shares in the company but in the last two years we have to accept that there has been a major shift across from PI holdings to Institutional holdings which often happens in growth companies as they develop to a size where the instos can hold them in sufficient size to make their involvement and interest worthwhile.The reverse applies to a private investment. Unfortunately I have to run a sensible portfolio weighting and position sizing restriction which means any holding that goes over 8% of my overall equity exposure will be reduced or put on a strict stop loss programme to sell small percentages at intervals so as not to hit the market when demand is not there. My LOQ holding is still nearly twice the size of the second largest holding in my portfolio and it does at least allow me to sleep soundly as I would not want 20% of my eggs potentially in one illiquid stock in an Aim basket ! If I had not sold some of the shares then my holding would certainly have been worth much, much more but fortunately I am pretty good at spotting opportunities and investing wisely elsewhere so those stocks rising even faster than LOQ in the past year have actually saved me from selling any more LOQ. Indeed LOQ is now at a lower percentage than 8% so if there were to be severe price weakness for no obvious reason then I could actually be a buyer again. Whatever happens from here LOQ will be in my top five all time most profitable investments just based on the fraction that I have sold. That is a nice position to be in. |
Posted at 15/10/2013 12:25 by fft News like this should be appearing on the loq website, and also be tacked onto the trading update in the near future, but a separate RNS for something there PR company came up with (that's the way it reads) does seem odd and not the usual loq way. |
Posted at 15/10/2013 08:51 by rivaldo It's an RNSNON, which everyone should know by now is for investor information rather than market-sensitive, financially material news.I'm glad that LOQ is keeping its shareholders informed and can't see a problem with that. Far better to now know that Q-smart and accesso continue to thrive - whilst also tipping the wink to the market that LOQ is in prime position to exploit the mobile market. |
Posted at 04/7/2013 08:28 by fft what was interesting was how many times, and how long he enthused about the accesso management team. Not a lot said about the LOQ team by comparison. If ever succession planning was being carried out then it was very plain who the next man would be.Sandersons had very little said about them in the presentation or the interim results. It is only a 1 year initial contract and I forgot to ask whether it would carry on as a JV or whether LOQ would go alone as the only parks Sandersons have got LOQ into so far are both in USA (!). Also interesting that LOQ and Accesso are going to a big trade show in Singapore shortly. No mention of Sandersons (who you would think would be the obvious choice). |
Posted at 03/7/2013 08:46 by rivaldo Cheers David, much appreciated. I had to leave after an hour, but it seems that LOQ's prospects are as good and TB as enthusiastic as ever.It was particularly good to hear TB enthuse about just how good the accesso acquisition has been, since this was obviously a slightly more risky step into the unknown for LOQ. The accesso management appear to have sharpened up LOQ's own operations and surpassed all expectations. As Spud says, the share price/market cap targets mentioned are rather enticing! The high level of institutional support indicates that these targets may well be possible/likely assuning LOQ's performing to expectations and innovating into the sort of new markets mentioned. |
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