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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nahl Group Plc | LSE:NAH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BM7S2W63 | ORD GBP0.0025 |
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% | 61.50 | 59.00 | 64.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 2,527 | 16:35:14 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Advertising Agencies | 41.42M | 385k | 0.0082 | 73.17 | 28.14M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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22/8/2018 13:05 | Do you mean caravan lol? | rcturner2 | |
02/8/2018 17:41 | We saw a spike down to 106 or so last week ... regrettably I was on a Catamaran travelling to Rhodes with a dodgy connection so could not take advantage but that low would match 121 from last year minus the years dividend .... ... I think we could go below £1.00 but the decision as always is to bail and lose, stick or top up ... I think the MMs are playing around here myself so I topped up a few more at 111 today. I'll stick around 99p if it gets there. Certainly the major holders have added around 1% of shares since March so there is no evidence of them bailing. GLA. | keith95 | |
02/8/2018 17:33 | Property is such a small part of their business portfolio I don't think we need to get hung up on that. The share is falling because people are scared of regulation (and maybe just because the share is falling and people look at charts etc rather than accounts). There's no need to be scared of regulation at this price. The company is addressing the changes and has a great record of doing just that. Even if they aren't totally successful the current rating means earnings can fall off a cliff (they won't) and it would still be on a cheap earnings yield | massimoj | |
02/8/2018 15:47 | London housing market is bottoming but rest of UK continues to weaken. We don't know why NAHL is in free-fall but lots of shares seem to be falling for no reason. Maybe investors are scared or short of cash and are just selling everything. | aleman | |
02/8/2018 15:23 | sorry i cant fathom what is being written above- can someone explain more clearly why the share price is in free fall | ali47fish | |
02/8/2018 07:36 | Just to add to above - Countrywide results out this morning show London properties sold improved from -22% to -9% while rest of UK deteriorated to -18% from -17% (-10% adjusted for closures). Countrywide have been doing very badly so this probably also reflects the beginning of stabilisation in London while the rest of the UK retains a deteriorating trend. | aleman | |
01/8/2018 18:28 | London? London weakness surfaced in 2015 so is far from a new concern. Although prices continue to ease slightly, there are early reports of stabilisation of current sales volumes and increases in instructions and expected sales volumes according to the RICS. The UK as a whole has seen the highest enquiries for a year, the highest instructions for 5 years. Agreed sales and prices are about flat but sales volumes are looking for a slight rise. The outlook is less gloomy but, of course, expectations are not always matched by outcomes. That was all RICS. London agent, Winkworth said (albeit a few months ago): The underlying fundamentals of the market remain positive. Following the stamp duty changes introduced in 2014, asking prices have adjusted significantly downwards in central London and this is now increasingly the case in London zones 2 and 3. Sellers are accepting these reductions and this, in turn, is in some areas leading to improved levels of transactions despite applicant numbers remaining at low levels. We expect this trend to continue throughout the year and for the reduction in stamp duty for first time buyers to stimulate the lower end of the property market, feeding through to the upper levels in due course. Foxtons returned poor numbers on the sales side this week, and suggested an uncertain timing for an upturn, but they seem to be underperforming slightly. | aleman | |
01/8/2018 12:54 | The curtailment of claims for "rear end trauma" are surely already in the priceNew concern is the slow down in the housing market particularly LondonStill it's a good business...just how low can they take it? | kop202 | |
27/7/2018 06:16 | Wednesday blip down was followed by a similar blip up on Thursday morning. So back to square one. A possible innocent explanation would be that just before the close there was no price available for a single block of 10,000 shares but they could be sold in 2,000 share lots. I'm not really convinced because you would have to be pretty desperate to lose around 7% value rather than wait overnight and get the full price the next morning. | grahamg8 | |
25/7/2018 16:35 | Posters like Keith are a good sell signal in my experience. People who get aggressive about their holdings generally have something to fear. | rcturner2 | |
25/7/2018 16:15 | A very odd looking 8 x 2000 shares sold over 38 seconds near the end. Looks suspiciously like breaking up a sale into little bits to try manipulate the share price which, last I heard, was against the rules. You still see it sometimes, though. | aleman | |
25/7/2018 15:57 | .... big fall at the close.... | bsharman3 | |
24/7/2018 20:10 | Change in legislation delayed so more time to adjust. Meantime paid to wait with generous dividend. | kinkell | |
24/7/2018 19:25 | I really don't think we need to rely on external factors for this to be a successful investment from here. They're going through a slight down year during which they are investing in an ABS model which will allow them to continue to participate in a wide variety of claims going forward and also take advantage of a consolidation in the marketplace. Regulation helps companies like this, And it is available at 6x a bad year's earnings. There are very few (arguably no) cheaper companies with this level of margin of safety available in the UK today | massimoj | |
24/7/2018 19:25 | I really don't think we need to rely on external factors for this to be a successful investment from here. They're going through a slight down year during which they are investing in an ABS model which will allow them to continue to participate in a wide variety of claims going forward and also take advantage of a consolidation in the marketplace. Regulation helps companies like this, And it is available at 6x a bad year's earnings. There are very few (arguably no) cheaper companies with this level of margin of safety available in the UK today | massimoj | |
24/7/2018 18:42 | "400k jobs a year are currently being created in the UK Ask yourself how that is possible in a declining economy?" Page 48 ... "In the shock scenario, real average wages would be around 2.8% lower after two years than under a vote to remain. That is equivalent to a fall in wages of more than £780 per year for an individual working full time, based on 2015 average wages.19 The analysis shows that the peak impact on unemployment in the shock scenario would see the unemployment rate increase to around 1.6 percentage points above the rate in the event of a vote to remain – equating to an increase of around 500,000 unemployed." Always nice to know if there is a bullsh*tter on board .... World growth 4% ... UK growth down from top of EU 28 pre brexit to bottom of the EU pile now. Topped up a few today - Hire and fire low wage low regulation free trade Brexit environment suggests plenty of upside for this company. IMHO :) | keith95 | |
24/7/2018 14:34 | Momentum is very poor here and regulatory uncertainty weighing down the share. Plenty "not to like". | rcturner2 | |
20/7/2018 06:17 | massimoj "follow patterns rather than thinking about them as reflections of the value of a business. On that basis, this is inexplicable." Bless ...... hxxp://quotes.mornin values NAH at 150 down from 163 over the past month .. with weakness in £. Price/Quant Fair Value currently sits at 0.77 with a 5 year average of 0.91 ... ... as I said ...7.6% projected yield covered 2X by earnings. Pretty unique two months ago .... less so now with many UK based stocks hit hard this past month. ;) | keith95 | |
19/7/2018 12:54 | agree lazygun | rcturner2 | |
19/7/2018 12:51 | Well, sadly panning out as i’d Suggested it might, back in march. Now dropped below the low of jan ‘17. In fact it’s now at its all time trading low. The one good thing is that it sounds like business remains reasonably robust. With the reduced dividend, (I think in my March post I estimated around 10p total for the coming year, based on their comments about their revised dividend cover policy) I believe this stock will probably continue to slide or drift sideways until the results are out in September. Still, even if the next dividend is around the 10p mark, at current share price, that’s still about 9% yield which would be an exceptional return. If it drops below £1 between now and September, I think i’ll Definitely be buying, given today’s RNS confirming that business remains reasonably strong. L. | lazygun | |
19/7/2018 11:42 | Ok sure, it can be explained by thinking about stock prices as things that are abstract and follow patterns rather than thinking about them as reflections of the value of a business. On that basis, this is inexplicable. | massimoj | |
19/7/2018 11:13 | Not at all inexplicable .... the same pattern of events happened last year ... the low was 123 or thereabouts and rallied strongly last the interim dividend into the new year. 106p is my guess for the low which is 123 minus the dividend for the year and two pence or so for the efforts of the Market Makers. Two of the Market Makers are quite aggressive which for a light trading stock like Nah means you can often find their trolls trying to spook investors.Trades in line ... 7% yield covered twice over .... what is not to like....Just think of this as a game of poker ...;) | keith95 | |
19/7/2018 10:39 | The reaction to yesterday is inexplicable. This business will make c.19p per share this year and its earnings will grow from there over the next 3 years. It earns excellent returns on capital and has a management team that are adept at dealing with exactly the sort of regulatory challenges they are faced with. Further, it now has until 2020 to get its ABS line of business up to steam before its existing model even begins to be affected by reforms. It's worth 200p a share as an absolute minimum and I honestly think it's worth much more than that. | massimoj | |
19/7/2018 07:08 | .... i ain't your m8 ..... nor are you my type either ? | keith95 |
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