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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melorio | MLO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 224.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 224.50 | 224.50 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 18/5/2010 15:58 by rivaldo Well done Steg et al - looked at MLO from 100p and never got round to buying it. C'est la vie! |
Posted at 13/5/2010 11:59 by eagle eye Chart breakout for MLO today and new all time high.Hopefully a good omen for the results due out later this month. |
Posted at 23/4/2010 21:48 by simon gordon When I came across MLO on Wednesday, as it hit a 52 week high, I thought it looked great value for a growth stock, upon reflection there is too much uncertainty about funding for 2012, which I just can't fathom because I have very little knowledge of the vocational marketplace. I see that Octopus and Schroders have been trimming their positions, SCSW has gone negative, yet the share powers on up. Tricky share to gauge, it's tempting with the growth but is it sustainable in the medium term? |
Posted at 21/4/2010 19:59 by eagle eye Chart breakout for MLO and new all time high. A prospective PER x 6 for 2011 gives a price target of 188p or PER x 8 = 251p. Looks like there could be be good upside from the current 167p. |
Posted at 30/3/2010 20:27 by stegrego Hoodless BMelorio (MLO, 130p, £50.83m), the provider of training and assessment services across the information technology, construction, logistics and healthcare sectors, reports prelims to 31 March 2010 will be materially ahead of market expectations. An increase in volumes of learners undertaking IT and construction apprenticeships aided by strong financial support from the National Apprenticeship Services, provides the group with strong revenue visibility for FY2011. The increase in demand is encouraging the group to open new training centres. We believe the market will upgrade 2010 PBT of £12.1m and EPS of 21.1p. The strong revenue visibility may encourage an increase in 2011 PBT of £14.9m and EPS of 26p. We continue to believe the group is undervalued, trading on just 5x for 2011. We acknowledge the debt is high, but it had an interest cover of 4.9x EBIT at the interim. We reiterate our BUY recommendation and increase our target price from 161p to 208p |
Posted at 01/8/2009 10:21 by interceptor2 The statement from the FD is genuine, he E Mailed me yesterday. The reason for the delay was because he had been out of the office until Friday. I know nurdin in post 70 of 77 said he would speak the the company to find out some info, hopefully he has had some contact and might be able to back up my previous post.I just think that they missed an ideal oppotunity at the AGM by not releasing a trading update along the lines of the FD statement to me. However I am reassured that mlo are in very good shape, and plan to buy back in on some strength. |
Posted at 31/7/2009 20:54 by interceptor2 I received a responce from the Finance Director Alex Sheffield today.He says that the reason no statement was made regarding trading, was because they continue to trade in line with previous statements made a few months ago He also states that " The downward movement in the share price in the last few days has been very disappointing, but we believe is due to private investor sentiment turning once again." Hope this helps with your investment decisions, as for me I was unfortunately stopped/lossed out, but I will keep mlo on my watch sheet, and buy back in a some point. |
Posted at 28/7/2009 22:45 by interceptor2 It would seem Singer think mlo will make up the possible shortfall with Zenos ICT training unit. Today they reiterated their corp/hold stance and gave the following forecasts.2009 PBIT = £11.8m (£11.8m) and EPS = 20.8p (20.9p) 2010 PBIT = £14.4m (£14.0m) and EPS = 25.5p (24.8p) As you can see 2009 are basically the same as last May forecast, but 2010 they have significantly increased. It is reassuring that they don't seem to see any loss in earnings. nurdin - Good luck with talking to the company, it will be interesting to hear their position. I sent a E Mail to the investor relations department yesterday, to ask about the AGM last week, and if there was any relevant statement made. Haven't had a reply yet, but will post here when received. |
Posted at 27/7/2009 16:08 by interceptor2 120 is the support, so hopefully it will hold here. when I check mlo against other companies there isn't much that are better value on fundamentals. with the price @ 120p the 2009 per is 5.5 and 2010 per is 4.6, with respective growth of 40% and 20% giving a peg of 0.15 and 0.27. |
Posted at 21/5/2009 08:48 by nurdin At 6x earnings,MLO are trading at a fair discount to EDD who are on 9x.MLO are also forecast to show stronger earnings growth with a PEG of 0.18 compared to 0.68 for EDD. If the discount narrows,there is a potential of 50% or more upside here |
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