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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Luceco Plc | LSE:LUCE | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BZC0LP49 | ORD GBP0.0005 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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2.60 | 1.90% | 139.20 | 138.00 | 140.00 | 139.80 | 134.00 | 136.00 | 206,582 | 16:35:10 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Comml, Indl Elec Light Fixtr | 206.3M | 11M | 0.0684 | 20.44 | 224.8M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/3/2018 11:05 | We’re you the fool buying at 50p yesterday despite everyone’s advice . | john09 | |
07/3/2018 11:04 | blue finish today..double bottom on the share price now time to rise. a sea of blue in that last hour. big buys will come in soon. time to close that short eh? | citytrader66 | |
07/3/2018 11:04 | Sorry but it’s going to 40p | john09 | |
07/3/2018 10:59 | nice double bottom test this morning..bottom in? 10:52:18 48.5000 10,000 O 48.3000 48.5000 Buy bid ticking up. off the lows c.46p. | citytrader66 | |
07/3/2018 09:46 | Not finished falling yet, buy late afternoon I'd suggest for a bounce | rossy73 | |
07/3/2018 09:44 | Punters have been calling the bottom on this from 120p all the way down to 50p and none have been correct so far... | phowdo | |
07/3/2018 09:37 | that's the bottom...buyers back in.. | pre | |
07/3/2018 08:45 | Can buy in size below the mid price right now. It's going to take a lot to move the price up with only minor buys thus far. Tread with care | rossy73 | |
07/3/2018 08:14 | when you get previously "some capitalised costs on review will be treated as p&l when a new CFO comes in its a kitchen sink job.. | tsmith2 | |
07/3/2018 08:13 | errmmm try £10m plus on acquisition for starters.. | tsmith2 | |
07/3/2018 08:04 | positive open. not into the 40s like many people expected here! | citytrader66 | |
07/3/2018 08:02 | Shall I buy 40000 here? | lucicavi | |
07/3/2018 07:14 | bookbroker - Suggest unlikely re Homebase unless Brunnings prepared to do a cut and run job - They are owned by wesfarmers a multi-billion $Aud company However agree all above comments re LUCE- Trying to bottom fish could be very bad for one's wealth - or future lack of it !!!!! | pugugly | |
07/3/2018 05:25 | And soon they might have a bad debt issue the way Bunnings are running Homebase, another retailer heading for skid row! | bookbroker | |
07/3/2018 05:22 | Can see another scandal here, not so much as in the product, but the unrealistically optomistic outlook when it listed, management seem to be either poorly advised or somewhat error prone, that statement should, as someone alluded to, have been released earlier. The fact the debt has risen shows they have lost control of the financial situation, can see this being suspended at some point, I would not trust Hornby, selling shares prior to a profits warning, most likely knowing the impact, smacks of deceit. Sounds a real bandit unfit to be running a public company, a straight SELL should be awarded here! | bookbroker | |
06/3/2018 23:14 | I think today's action the early morning drop to 60p and day traders/speculators came in buying thinking the price would bounce intraday for a quick profit day trade...instead it didn't so they close the trade by bailing out...this just exaggerated selling pressure in the afternoon... | diku | |
06/3/2018 22:35 | Over slept!!.... | diku | |
06/3/2018 22:11 | closed at the day's lows. forget the 46.40p sell. that was a stop-loss getting triggered after the shock of an 8am RNS. why didn't they release it at 7am? | citytrader66 | |
06/3/2018 22:11 | Agree. Reckon £100 million enterprise is a maximum for now for a company that has serially disappointed. That means a market cap of around £60 million plus debt. For me 40p is about right. Time will tell | elsa7878 | |
06/3/2018 20:44 | Closed just a smidgen above the low of the day. At the close you could buy 250k at 50p - maybe even more, I didn't try to get a price at larger sizes. Suggests there are large sells in the pipeline which could prevent a rise in the coming days, until it stabilises. After the last PW the price drifted for many weeks after several false dawns before it found a floor at circa 64p. On that day it rose sharply after bottoming out. Until there is a clear signal of the wholesale sells ending or a director puts their hand in their pocket to provide confidence you'd be best advised to avoid, imho | rossy73 | |
06/3/2018 19:36 | Arthur_Lame_Stocks, Seems to be happening a lot more these days, company floats, share price rises, then 18 - 36 months down the line the share price has crashed. A policy of not buying IPO's for 2 - 3 years after initial floatation probably isn't a bad idea, of course you will miss out on the odd gem however I'm not sure they are worth the hassle in the main. Generally founders / owners are using an IPO to cash in at what they consider to be a good time. | eastbourne1982 | |
06/3/2018 18:54 | Debt rose significantly as a result of the £10m acquisition of Kingfisher Lighting in September: "This first acquisition following our IPO is part of our strategy to access new segments and distribution channels via market consolidation." Doesn't look as if they have financial scope to pursue that further, for a while. | edmondj | |
06/3/2018 18:36 | The point about the shareholder being supportive I didn’t like much | john09 | |
06/3/2018 18:36 | These are starting to look cheap but all that debt is a worry. Think i'll give these a miss on balance. What is it about all these companies that are floated and then perform absolutely appallingly or even go broke soon afterwards. | arthur_lame_stocks | |
06/3/2018 18:33 | These were recommented by Sharewatch quite a while back in the 250 trading range.Wow, what a recommendation! | 1squintyflinty |
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