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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Morse | MOR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 51.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 51.00 | 51.00 |
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Posted at 31/1/2010 12:43 by she-ra ChillWill - Thats ignoring that it has around £14 million in cash and that it is on its way to a recovery.Back in 2007 the share hovered around 120p and that was before a share consolidation.Of course Morse is expected to make a EBIT of £6.8 million for the year rather than the £12.5 million it achieved in 2007 but this is occuring during difficult economic times.I think most shareholders will want Morse to get back to those former times.Im just not so sure whether the directors interests are fully alligned with those of the investors who have been holding since 2007.IMO I think they are probably more interested in a cheap buyout where they can realise the value of their significant share options and be happy bunnies just as Gartmore will be. On Thursday I saw just over 1 million shares sold which I suspect was from the same seller.I hope it wasnt by one of those directors who bought on the cheap when their silence was deafening during the massive share price collapse (im sure there should have been an RNS as to why there were such dramatic falls on a few occassions - I might be wrong?).If it was the case that a director sold it would confirm to me that their interests are no longer alligned with those that want to see a complete recovery in Morse's fortunes in its share price and as a listed company. There's been a lot of rumour surrounding Morse and I wonder who has been feeding the journalists with information. |
Posted at 11/9/2009 09:30 by debbie shields Thanks toby tots ~ here is the link to the Times article on MOR....Morse This year's anniversary, the tenth, of Morse's stock market debut is something that its investors might wish to ignore. Apart from a short-lived surge during the dot-com boom, shares in the IT consultancy have largely gone one way from its 250p issue price. Over that time, the company has been through numerous chief executives and frequent revisions of strategy - evolving from a pure reseller of IT hardware to a management consultant, a provider of school computers, and, through its acquisition of Diagonal, an installer of SAP software. But investors might breathe a sigh of relief, not only that Morse's shares have bounced sixfold from December's 5p low, but also at the stability brought to date by a new chief executive and finance director. The management consultancy divisions have been sold, leaving Morse focused on project implementation in the UK, Ireland and Spain. Yesterday's full-year results showed that, after a dire first nine months, profits rebounded strongly in the fourth quarter. Further, borrowings of £8.9 million last year have turned into net cash of £12.7 million. Corporate IT spending remains subdued, and subject to delays. But last month's abortive bid approach indicates that Morse's recovery potential has not gone unnoticed. At 31p, or six times earnings, this is a "speculative buy". |
Posted at 08/7/2009 23:29 by mryesyes We need to see the price go above 25p, otherwise it is indicative that a 25p share is a done deal.With a company like this, which lost orders because of speculation it would go under in Q1 "the post Woolies meltdown syndrome" where short sellers simply hammered 100's of plcs, for a while there was a problem. Then masses of small investors put a few hindred quid in each one and are now laughing all the way to the bank on most of their purchases and treading water with small paper profits on the rest Now there is no problem. £12m in the bank. 25p a share rebuffed, we are back where we were and in the spotlight and 100p plus should be possible quite soon |
Posted at 08/7/2009 17:19 by she-ra Not that long ago Morse was at 140p and that was when losses at Monitise were dragging on Morse's profits.I suspect that with any evidence of a recovery in trading this could climb to 80-90p bid or no bid over the next few months. Ive seen these kinds of climbs with Hogg Robinson and JJB.They happen very quickly and it is easy for potential investors to miss out. |
Posted at 23/5/2006 23:00 by she-ra No,Intechnology rose because they sold off a part of the business which meant they were less likely to go under.Take a good long look at the Intechnology three year chart.Its a company that hasnt made a profit for 5 years.Investors do actually look at the past as a guide for the future.Ever heard of charting?Also would you think a dot com company with £5 million revenue could be worth £1 billion nowadays or would investors be more likely to favour a bricks and mortar operation where £1 billion revenues matched £1 billion Mkt Cap? You stick confidently with Intechnology which only rose because investors thought they were being stalked for a full scale takeover when in reality they were only attractive for a cherry picker to come along when Intechnology was financially vulnerable. Please,please dont try and fool us,of course investors look at the past, accompanied of course with future market expectations. |
Posted at 05/1/2005 15:22 by maut too Wed 05 Jan 2005LONDON (SHARECAST) - Software group ServicePower moved higher today after it signed new contracts with AIG subsidiary Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Company. The deal, worth more than £350,000, is the firm's second major contract in the insurance sector. David Brisco, chief executive, said, "We have successfully passed a number of tests assessing our product's performance, security and stability prior to contract award and are pleased to have the approval of a company with the stature of HSB". The contract involves scheduling the work of 350 US inspectors who provide insurance certificates for equipment such as industrial boilers, pressure vessels and various property services. Meanwhile it was Ultrasis that provided the most tempting haven for investors today, surging another 10% on top of yesterdays 12% gain. The healthcare-focused group has not issued any new statements recently, though traders obviously feel the shares have some way further to go. FTSE TechMARK - Risers Ultrasis (ULT) 0.42p +10.53% Kewill Systems (KWL) 61.50p +6.96% Morse Holdings (MOR) 103.50p +6.15% ServicePower (SVR) 36.00p +4.35% Gresham Computing (GHT) 288.50p +3.59% First Technology (FRS) 401.00p +2.95% Eidos (EID) 82.00p +2.50% DRS Data (DRS) 41.50p +2.47% nCipher (NCH) 216.50p +2.36% Tadpole Technology (TAD) 11.00p +2.33% |
Posted at 15/12/2004 19:55 by maut too I think your opinion is probably the most humble on the whole of this site dreamer and who exactly are kdc and ainsoph - the only posts I can see on this thread are either mine or yours (under various aliases)The share price at 96p to buy is the same price as I bought at yesterday and the bid price @ 93p is also the same - interestingly there were three guys on the bid as we closed against one last night. Volumes were less than half the daily average and clearly the two mm sells had an effect. One suspects there is a bit of an overhang but as soon as that clears we will start moving. Worth saying that many seasoned bigger investors welcome the dreamers claimed shorts - yesterday it was duc just ahead of a big price surge ... which was nice. So far despite the 30 or so posts from dreamer - he hasn't actually given us any information that's of any interest ... no change there then :-)) 'always the safe option if history is to go buy, chart now in dangerous mode, another fall and it's thru support' surely you mean 'by' not 'buy' and clearly as I said it was on support - if it falls it will go through support - not exactly rocket science - is it? lol at dreamer the chartist ... what is 'dangerous mode' - a new indicator |
Posted at 23/11/2004 17:51 by finkie m'ket cap £139m....investors chron said sell in March when value was £209m and with £70m cash in bank, anyone know now what current net cash position is......starting to look interesting....maybe |
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