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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ms International Plc | LSE:MSI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0005957005 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 910.00 | 900.00 | 920.00 | 910.00 | 910.00 | 910.00 | 517 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Special Industry Machy, Nec | 83.96M | 4.12M | 0.2521 | 36.10 | 148.56M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/3/2006 10:34 | And 151.7p. | njp | |
21/3/2006 10:32 | NJP Was that your 2 x 1k? Mine were the other 2. :-) | sidebar | |
21/3/2006 10:30 | Well, just have to cope with 1k then. Added at 148p. | njp | |
21/3/2006 10:29 | Only able to buy 1000 blocks online! Bvggers! Edit: That quickly pushed up the bid price to 152p | sidebar | |
20/3/2006 21:11 | I'm gonna top up soon, but I think I'll wait till a bit of support kicks in... | iandippie | |
20/3/2006 18:32 | no dentist xdavid but this is like extracting teeth here! LOL! To the patient, the spoils... | xdavid | |
20/3/2006 17:47 | no dentist xdavid but this is like extracting teeth here! I think if ever there was a case that showed how stocks get mis-valued then this is probably it! Has to get to a point where even the most ambivelent punter thinks they are too cheap to sell. Problem is many buy on tips rather than research so they don't have the confidence or knowledge to hold when there is a seller or two selling out of necessity rather than desire. There will be a big pay back day here at some point I'm sure. CR | cockneyrebel | |
20/3/2006 17:28 | You been to the dentist or something today, CR? ;-) The 1200 buy this morning was mine, from a small sell in the ISA. I'm looking to free up more this week but thought I would just spend the bit I had meantime. The recent dip was just too tempting to wait until the start of next years ISA and risk seeing it higher. An historic PE of 11.5 based on rolling earnings of 12.7p. Probably max forward PE of 8.5 (conservative 17p earnings). Just too cheap for a company with rolling 6 months earnings growth of 180%, 54%, 25% & 28%. Historic PEG of 0.16, probably just above 0.1 PEG looking forward. Ridiculous :-) £2.00 in 6 months easily attainable. But still hoping it keeps dropping this week though! ;-) | xdavid | |
20/3/2006 17:26 | sadly bought at 161 a couple of weeks back but this is cheap and not selling em! Looking to buy more if price drops further. When this turns it will rocket imo | gswredland | |
20/3/2006 15:53 | CR I do like to see a good stock dropping like this when I am waiting to buy so I just tried to move the market up a bit with 1k Hope it goes down a bit more! | a3477681 | |
20/3/2006 15:28 | Post removed by ADVFN | Abuse team | |
20/3/2006 15:26 | Nice ramp CR. | johnrxx99 | |
20/3/2006 14:29 | The RSI is now vg indeed. Was going to top up with some oil profits but today suggests a little more to go. | johnrxx99 | |
17/3/2006 12:44 | CR, you are so right about sellers being buyers if they weren't holders. I am Soooooooo guilty of having been like that in the past. I learnt a shed load the last 2 years, but the biggest 3 lessons I learnt were 1. Patience, 2. Patience, and 3. Patience! If I had known that then, I would not have sold BSLA, MGNS, ERT, TRS, MEG, JSP, TPT, VEG, and more besides! Each and every one has been stellar since I sold! It's also a lot less stressful, once you learn to deal with the patience thing, as there is a lot less portfolio churn. I just wish I'd bought MSI yesterday instead of last month. So perhaps it's time to buy more! ID | iandippie | |
16/3/2006 20:18 | boredom roger. The other man's grass is greener when they see something else soaring they want to buy, on a high too. Look at it this way, if the sellers were not holders in the first place and they saw this dip they would be looking to buy. Value goes out of the window when punters get bored. I reckon 31K sold today v 20K bought roughly. 11K net sells, £15K worth all in little bits. Yesterday it was 10K v 4K = net 6K or £9K worth. When theres net 15K buys these will probably be up 10p too. Many of those selling probably never knew what they bought so would they know what they are selling? CR | cockneyrebel | |
16/3/2006 18:56 | I am content to hold this in my SIPP, but I do not understand why people can not see the value and growth prospects for this company. This seems seriously undervalued. | rogerbridge | |
16/3/2006 17:42 | Post removed by ADVFN | Abuse team | |
16/3/2006 17:41 | Looking at the trades someone seemed determined to sell 10K and mashed the price - those trades create bargains imo. If i wanted to sell 10K I'd sell into real strength on a tip, results or when there was lots of buying. Trouble is when the share price is rising punters don't want to sell! They are buyers then - funny world. CR | cockneyrebel | |
16/3/2006 15:28 | Sssshhh!!! I was rubbing my hands with glee - dammit! ;-) | xdavid | |
16/3/2006 14:27 | A chance missed by many I suspect - looks like a big bullish intraday reversal on it's way :-) CR | cockneyrebel | |
16/3/2006 12:34 | best way to buy CC imo. The bored sell as it slips but then stop selling and start buying as it rises and they get excited - look at CTG recently! All those that sold into the fall are now watching as it hits the old high. CR | cockneyrebel | |
16/3/2006 11:57 | cr, you say " buy on dips". i have [hd]. | crapcrap | |
16/3/2006 10:53 | ok marooned! Some posstott trying to sell an oversize amount I bet and crippling the price - buggar all volume yesterday - might be the chance of the year at this level - Non-exec Roger Smith was buying 35K at 125.5p - doubt he was in for a quick scalp! CR | cockneyrebel |
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