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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Myhome | LSE:MYH | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031249856 | ORD 5P |
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% | 5.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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22/7/2008 07:36 | johnpaul are you having a laugh. I bet you if you ask 50 random people if they have heard of myhome, 42 will tell you no. There is no brand here identity here. In this economy how many people are going to waste money on a cleaner when they can demand their wives or girlfriends do it for free. Or better still get their mums in. or better still get off their lazy backsides and do it themselves,,,,though demand their wives or girlfriends do it for free, | 5dally | |
22/7/2008 07:29 | proof if proof were needed that the affluent will not feel the pinch. Sunseeker yachts have problems recruiting enough staff to build their boats in a global market. Order books overflowing. That aside.....what happened here to the SP? | mikey_b | |
22/7/2008 07:23 | Tyranasorous - maybe but it doesn't help when there are so-called experts like Winny toutinig the thing and telling you to hold on etc etc.. (I've never owned the stock as Winny tipped it but I do feel sorry for the naieve lemmings he has taken over a cliff) hifkdmer - If Winny is trying to sell in the market that creates a huge conflict of interest with his subscribers who he has previously advised to hold on to the stock... wouldn't surprise me as that is the Winny way... tip stocks for which his companies have received money for "independent research" and doing "PR" for.... not very upfront.. Also Derek "no pain no gain" or "I've no clue I just buy junk" from the Independent doesn't come out smelling of roses... but he did have a stop loss although maybe he bought back in... I don't recall.. Slap | slapdash | |
22/7/2008 07:20 | Anyone still in this has themself to blame. The writing has been on the wall for some time now. | tyranosaurus | |
22/7/2008 07:14 | I think it is about time the management is shown the door. We have now had a drop on profits because management was distracted by the acquisition of ChipsAway. Then we had a warning because management had been distracted by a restructuring. Now we have a warning becuase the cash is running out. Next we will have a warning because management was distracted by having to do a fundraising. Incidentally, I note that in the interim results we were told that "over 50 new franchisees recruited between April and June 2008". Today that appears to have morphed in to "50 new franchisees were recruited in the quarter". Did you lose a few, Russell? Or is it that you can't count? Or is it, perhaps, that you wanted to paint a nice rosey picture at the interims so the number got embellished a bit. As for trading in line with expectations, this banking facility is therefore no surprise to management? So how come they thought it a good idea to spend £3m on restructuring? £1 to 3.25p in 12 months. Time for Russell to get his coat, methinks. | nigelsom | |
22/7/2008 07:14 | So glad I never renewed my t1ps subcription! | hifkdmer | |
22/7/2008 07:13 | been told that Winny is on the phone to the market at this moment trying to sell anything he can in MYH but the MM's are not interested! SAD very SAD! | hifkdmer | |
22/7/2008 07:12 | I bet when Winnnifrith does his update on MYH he does his usual trick of blaming managemnet etc... i.e. not himself for tipping this above 80p.... and losing investors who followed his advice about 95% or more of their money.... i.e. "it was a good company but management messed it up" - in other words I wasn't wrong.... How does this guy have the audacity to compare himself to Warren Buffett and to quote Buffett all the time.... in his books and articles he continually quotes Buffett like phrases.... If t1ps.com ever update their performance figures they will be dire however they appear to fudge them quite heavily... Slap | slapdash | |
22/7/2008 07:12 | With the debt level it has they will need huge dilution effective wipe of current shareholders. Another AIM company that once again has management that are questionable - they must have surely seen this coming months ago? Loss making so no chance of trading out of it - hence banks refusal - market cap of £3.5 million still - way to much. Might be worth a PURE punt at sub 1p | pictureframe | |
22/7/2008 07:09 | Well someone knew this was coming which is why you had the pump & dump a month or so ago.... Dead IMHO... Hope none of you are losing out too bad here... | chesty1 | |
22/7/2008 07:06 | DEAD - RIP | pictureframe | |
22/7/2008 07:01 | Tom Winnifirth CHARGES ABOUT £80 a YEAR for GIVING YOU TIPS LIKE MY HOME! UNBELIEVABLE!! | hifkdmer | |
22/7/2008 06:42 | As a result of these discussions the Board and Lloyds TSB have concluded that it would be sensible and prudent for the Company to significantly reduce the bank facility to a level more appropriate to the Company's current trading position. that is so funny!! ie. withdrawal of bank facilities!! | dorkus maximus | |
22/7/2008 06:41 | You have all been stitched up - banks suggest lower debt level - in other words we aint lending you anymore money! Massive dilution coming here im afraid. I told you it was doomed and business model flawed. | pictureframe | |
22/7/2008 06:39 | Gsands, Looks light I was right about the cash position and the fact they would need to raise more capital. | techmark | |
21/7/2008 21:47 | Proof, if proof were needed, that even the affluent will feel the pinch: American Express made $653 million, or 56 cents a share, for the quarter, down from the year-ago $1.06 billion, or 88 cents a share. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial were looking for an 82-cent profit. American Express said the latest quarter reflected a $374 million addition to its credit loss reserves, as the effect of falling house prices and rising unemployment "was evident even among our longer term, superprime cardmembers." | c0nn0r | |
21/7/2008 16:41 | And then hold. And hold. And hold. And hold. Etc. | gsands | |
21/7/2008 16:35 | Nah - I prefer to buy 'em when they look this this: | gsands | |
21/7/2008 16:32 | well buy dominos then!! not partygaming not plus markets not my home | weemonkey | |
21/7/2008 16:30 | The power of the franchise model: | gsands | |
20/7/2008 22:44 | They need to exploit the Bolton's, i.e. the add-ons. Oven cleaning is all very well, but do they offer oven maintenance? House cleaning do they offer the specialist stuff? Ill put it into perspective. I used to help a friend of mine run a stand at the two main dive show. While the punters would quibble over a couple of quid on a £400 dive suit ,they wouldn't bad an eye of spending £300 on associated nic naks. It's the add-ons which can make the most money. Think of it like this. Mr myhome cleaner dose his usual house clean but sees a nasty scratch on the nice wooden table or nice red wine stain on the shag pile. If they offer the repaire service (at a reasonable extra charge) then that more dosh for the same visit. My late uncle was a restorer and did Very well out of it, I should know..im driving his bentely | petersmith6 |
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