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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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-5.00 | -0.60% | 830.00 | 820.00 | 850.00 | 835.00 | 835.00 | 835.00 | 5,757 | 16:35:28 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Special Industry Machy, Nec | 83.96M | 4.12M | 0.2521 | 33.12 | 136.31M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/4/2008 08:39 | LOL - your clever... Read it again... | darola | |
27/4/2008 22:31 | Must be a different SFR....In the recent results I saw the headlines were Following acquisition and capital expenditure, year end net borrowings of £48.1m (2006: net funds £38.2m) That means 'debt' I preferred the old SFR which was probably the one you thought you were invested in. MSI are very much net cash and all those share buybacks is an indication of where the money is going. It is also very eps enhancing in future years | davidosh | |
27/4/2008 21:22 | SFR are total quality - read the accounts, news releases and look at the director buy activity. - Market leader - No debt - Strong order book - Huge drop in share price for no good reason Nuff said... | darola | |
27/4/2008 20:00 | Well SFR has probably dropped since your act of boredom so be mindful that it may cost you...I certainly prefer MSI but you pays your money and.... | davidosh | |
26/4/2008 10:03 | Got bored! | darola | |
24/4/2008 23:18 | Blimey only six days ago you liked MSI because it was off the radar now you are off because it is not exciting enough !!! No suiting some people but I am staying for the next bit of excitement. | davidosh | |
24/4/2008 21:07 | Enough for me, 17% in a couple of weeks - have now moved on - topped up in SFR... (Got a bit more going on!) | darola | |
18/4/2008 10:20 | Nice lift today - maintaining the upward trend. I like this share because it is off the radar - ie: no MM messin about with it. | darola | |
14/4/2008 15:55 | Is that tumble weed i can see..... | darola | |
09/4/2008 13:56 | Yes, these look ready for another leg-up from today. Good luck punters! | barn owl | |
09/4/2008 13:43 | Quite on here? Just been tipped by NT, looks good so I've come in for a few... | darola | |
16/3/2008 23:10 | Different Michael Bell... | xdavid | |
25/2/2008 18:53 | no, michael bell... definitely... i once worked as a freelance editor on one of their newsletters... in fact when they pulled out of publishing business newsletters, i took it on under my own roof for a couple of years. | brando69 | |
25/2/2008 18:29 | That was Tim Bell wasn't it, Chairman of CHW I think. CR | cockneyrebel | |
25/2/2008 18:03 | is the chairman the same michael bell who used to run business seminars international? ex tory parliamentary candidate? , | brando69 | |
25/2/2008 17:59 | Are these ISABLE guys? | gswredland | |
14/2/2008 08:56 | A nice buy just gone through, £2.40 by May/June!! | onlyonestorm | |
28/1/2008 13:32 | phew LOL | cambium | |
28/1/2008 13:10 | Cambium - You beat me to it!! Stormy | onlyonestorm | |
28/1/2008 12:53 | Chairman Michael Bell acquired 2,500 shares at 200 pence apiece, bringing his stake to 4.47 mln shares or 24.12 pct in the company. On Nov 29, 2007, Bell purchased 6,700 shares at 233 pence each, lifting his stake to 4.46 mln shares, or 24.11 pct, in the company. | cambium | |
29/11/2007 14:24 | "A big sign would be further buybacks or director buying in coming months." Well, surprise surprise :-) The RNS actually came out whilst I was composing the above post - I should check my email more often! Michael Bell buys another 6,700 @ £2.33 taking holding to 4.46 million (24%) It may be relatively small increase for him but it's enough for me. I've followed his example - the outlook is just too tantalising! -david | xdavid | |
29/11/2007 13:31 | Interesting to see the increase in information contained in the interims. Far more than previous years and more than is usually contained in the finals! Looks like they have taken onboard previous comments to them about lack of transparency regarding the different divisions, with this putting off some investors. Coupled with the audit statement from Ernst & Young (first time I have seen their hat in the mix), I'm wondering if all this adds up to an upcoming push for more investor exposure? Unusually bullish statements from Michael Bell (backed up by pre-close director buying and the comment regarding retention of exercised options)with phrases like "good visibility" and "forthcoming surge". Even his typical, cautious, ending comment regarding short-term outlook contained the word "buoyant" - careful now, Michael, you'll be getting accused of exuberance! From the comments, the capital spending signalled in 2006 looks like it is winding down. Despite the obvious large expenditure they still managed to increase cash in hand year on year so the next few years "record order book" earnings should benefit from the resultant leverage. That sizeable capital expenditure for defence division in combination with the H2 "surge" comment does look extremely tantalising, WCB! 2008 estimates (mine) with historic 2007 in brackets, @225p ... E (fully diluted) ... 21.2 (17.5) - see note 1 PE ... 10.6 (12.9) PEG ... 0.51 (0.57) divi yld ... 1.8% (1.6%) cash per share ... 60p (46p) - presumes net cash inflow continues for H2 Note 1. Earnings - MSI usually have about 25% uplift in H2. The comments suggest this is going to be sizeably increased this year but I have only chalked in a 35% (cautious) increase. All in all, I like it. Finals should be really interesting. A big sign would be further buybacks or director buying in coming months. -david | xdavid | |
29/11/2007 09:14 | Nice move this am | cambium |
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