Logica Share Discussion Threads

[a0502162] 19/2/2011 08:05

And what about Arm you sad little sod? You, as always, are very selective with the info you research.

Glad my posts keep you occopied while you sit and pray to get your money back off Logica.

PS. I don't hear brighton trader complaining!!

[robwt] 18/2/2011 17:12

What planet are you on. On the 15th September the day of your post Tesco closed 430.07p Logica closed at 122.03p.

Close today Tesco....406.85p
Close today Logica.. 147.85p

Considering the guy wanted to invest and hold, anyone can see that Logica have risen almost 25p or plus 22%.
Tesco have dropped 23.15p minus 6%

Look don't worry I can quite understand that you get confused with real investing.

[a0502162] 18/2/2011 16:46

Rob..............brightontrader...by the look of it I would stick with the likes of Tesco. (Rob................well hello...............You missed out ARM..............it doubled in price)...............also just how does it constitute a tip...............The man asked advice and I gave it based on what his criteria was............not wrong........Tesco still made a profit and possibly a good divedend to boot??

One other thing, disregarding percentages, both tesco and logica rose 40p so providing you have the dosh and held the same number of shares you would have made the same amount money.

Or you could do it your way and hold Log. since 2006 and hope upon hope that one day you will get your money back..............??

[a0502162] 18/2/2011 15:57

Tesco...............I never tipped Tesco.............the guy was already talking about buying it................................get your facts right for once in your life. The advice I gave was for him to go with his idea of Tesco and Arm..............and stay clear of Logica.

Besides all that tesco is actually about the same price as what it was in september and heading back up..................ROB you could have traded it...........oh I forgot you don't know how to.
OK.

[robwt] 18/2/2011 14:21

A0..I reckon by then Logica will be back in the FTSE 100 maybe in the top 50... A0 what happened to your tip of the year Tesco, Logica are up 20% since your September tip on Tesco who have fallen 10%.

Glad to see you are back checking us Logica holders out. Are Tesco about to do a BOGOF on their shares...

[a0502162] 18/2/2011 10:50

2 years before completion??

[lyntwyn] 18/2/2011 09:32

Logica and FleetCor Technologies have won a 10-year contract worth Eur300m to support Shell's commercial fleet fuel cards programme in Europe and Asia. Business-to-business fuel cards offer firms that operate fleets of commercial vehicles a convenient, cost-effective and secure way to pay and account for fuel and other on-road services. Logica has teamed up with FleetCor to deliver the service to Shell. Logica, as the prime contractor to Shell, will join FleetCor to provide the technology platform and underlying business processes to run Shell's fuel card portfolio. FleetCor's Global FleetNet card processing platform will be used to develop Shell's customer offering. Logica will run Shell's existing system and replace it with a new system built around GFN. The first pilot is due to be completed by April 2012 with the full roll-out completed by end of 2013. Logica will then operate and run the system in conjunction with FleetCor as a managed service on behalf of Shell.

[robwt] 17/2/2011 17:27

A few very large blocks changed hands today. Volume was well up, let's hope it's a breakout through 150p.

[crabbeng] 18/1/2011 18:34

Cnnections with Arm at director level, might be some business synergy there

[selborne_edge] 04/1/2011 16:40

A welcome start in the first session of 2011; we can hope that Logica profits this year will be better than 2010.

[robwt] 19/12/2010 17:55

Panmure Gordon advise BUY with a 171p target 16th December 2010

[selborne_edge] 17/12/2010 15:40

And a very happy Christmas and a prosperous 2011 to you AO. Don't worry about BP though. BP gained a lot of technical knowledge from its experience in the Gulf of Mexico and in due course will benefit from it.

[a0502162] 17/12/2010 15:06

Yes, a pity about BP................but credit where credits due eh lads, I did warn you the yanks wanted it months ago!!

And a Merry Christmas to you.

[selborne_edge] 16/12/2010 20:08

Thanks robwt and the same to you of course. Its been a mediocre year for Logica and we can only hope that 2012 will be better. However many shares have done very well, so you have to take the rough with the smooth. Pity about BP !

[robwt] 16/12/2010 17:02

Just wishing LOG stalwarts a Merry Xmas and a Happy 2011.

Hoping that a new year will see the City start noticing this company.

[nellie1973] 30/11/2010 14:30

Broker upgrade today

[selborne_edge] 11/11/2010 17:20

Lets hope that Sanjeev Shah sees potential in Logica. LOG has been in the doldrums for so long.

[monkeywrench] 11/11/2010 17:10

As I've mentioned before, Sanjeev Shah has a shed load of these
in his Fidelity Fund and he doesn't take too many risks.

[selborne_edge] 04/11/2010 14:07

Surprise, surprise ! Thanks MTNE for that. Would agree with sentiment in the report and lets hope that Logica will take advange of any opportunities that arise in the UK public sector.

[mtness] 04/11/2010 11:12

Logica was tipped in The Independent today

[selborne_edge] 03/11/2010 17:08

The UK is clearly the weakest area for Logica's business and causes the 3Q results to be so mediocre. Lets hope thatLogica can find a few lucrative opportunities in its home base. With all this talk of 'efficiency savings' in the public sector, it should be possible to find a few business opportunities,

[ib1905] 03/11/2010 08:08

Sadly agree may be time to move on ah well

[selborne_edge] 03/11/2010 08:05

The 3Q results will need a little more study but there appears to be nothing to be cheerful about.

[ib1905] 25/10/2010 18:02

Robwt - agree completely here's another supporting position - and then I'll shut up but I think other PIs will come to this quiet party before too long

"Companies such as BAE Systems and Logica have been shunned, despite the fact that only about 20% of the value of their business comes from government spending. Valuations are low and the reality of negative earnings pressure is not as great as many people think.

There are opportunities in the present market, with the aim of reaping the benefit over the longterm, particularly via the growth and reinvestment of attractive dividends alongside the improved health of the UK economy."

• Anthony Nutt is a director at Jupiter Asset Management