Netcall Share Discussion Threads

[angler] 31/8/2006 18:41

2LB:

26% increase since your 4 Aug post. A DOG indeed!!

[giantpeach2] 31/8/2006 16:31

all buys then , Nice

[2lb] 16/8/2006 13:19

indeed, we will see.

Good luck to you either way, would never want to see anyone post a loss on anything, but can't see any future return in holding NET shares.

[wakeland] 15/8/2006 18:29

I was thinking maybe 25p not £2.50. Of course you are right, when you look back it was a ludicrous price. Results can't be far off now, should be a pointer to the direction this is going, I am hoping that H2 will exceed H1 which would then put it a little lower than 10. We'll lock horns again then.

[2lb] 15/8/2006 07:51

Yes, I would agree, and most have curled up and dies or fallen back to realistic levels.

NET remains overvalued - can you believe this was once over £2.50 a share !?!

A company with a single product that is easily replicated has no future other than someone, such as a BT, buying the business because they regard it as less hassle than buying the product and the price at that point is only a few million.

[wakeland] 15/8/2006 07:44

but surely thats true of any number of tech stocks?

[2lb] 15/8/2006 07:20

The market will rate it and price it where it sees fit - you are right that history will not plat too much of a part in that.

Even at £350k a PE of 10 is tha MAX you can really justify which means that 5pn is the mean share price that gives a fair valuation.

Netcall has no unique technoology, a handful of customers of any size and some massively overpaid individuals relying in a single basic concept that can be replicated in minimal time with minimal effort.

The trend clearly shows that from a ludicrous valuation in boom time, reality has set in month after month......

[wakeland] 15/8/2006 07:14

Was suprised to see NET tick down again yesterday ahead of results, FY must surely come in at around 300K, maybe 350. Generating cash and still growing. OK, before you say it 2LB I know the history stinks, they have burned through far to much money to get where they are now, no one could argue with that. But rating looks low for where they stand now.

[2lb] 04/8/2006 17:48

Sure sign of failure ahead - a small token share purchase by the CEO - and the market has reacted accordingly in the weeks following.

What a dog.

[wakeland] 04/8/2006 17:47

Results can't be far off now. The CEO recently bought at 14.5p, hopefully results will continue to see a steady improvement.

[wakeland] 04/8/2006 17:45

Netcall PLC
31 May 2006

Netcall plc

('Netcall' or 'the Company')

Director Shareholding

Netcall plc announces that on 31st May 2006, Henrik Bang, Chief Executive
Officer of Netcall, purchased 100,000 ordinary shares of 5p each in the Company
('Ordinary Shares'). The shares were bought at a price of 14.5p per Ordinary
Share.

Following this purchase, Mr Bang is interested in a total of 100,000 Ordinary
Shares, representing approximately 0.15% of the Company's issued share capital
of 65,942,603 Ordinary Shares.

[2lb] 02/8/2006 13:25

Still massively over valued at £8m.

[platts] 23/5/2006 14:20

why the 1.3million shares traded today??

[britishbear] 14/3/2006 17:58

I hope they do not intend to sell the lot or NET will be not be going very far very fast.

[nilip] 14/3/2006 17:20

Holding(s) in Company

RNS Number:8023Z
Netcall PLC
14 March 2006


Netcall plc ("the Company")

Holding in Company

Bluehone Investors LLP ("Bluehone") informed the Company on 14 March 2006 that,
following the sale of 655,000 ordinary shares of 5p each in the Company
("Ordinary Shares") on 10 March 2006, Bluehone is interested, through client
holdings, in 8,840,242 Ordinary Shares, which represents approximately 13.41 per
cent. of the Company's issued Ordinary Share capital.

[hastings] 10/3/2006 11:57

Look pretty well priced up with events to me. fwd PER of 17

[britishbear] 06/2/2006 21:07

News of a persistent seller holding these back. Hmmm. Makes it an interesting technical play - might be a little more pain before it is allowed to reach its fundamental level.

[britishbear] 06/2/2006 08:02

Good interim results just out - should see NET moving on from here.

Key points are margin increases and growth of the hosted service.

Cash in the bank, cash generative, margins over 80%, rebranding and increased sales team.

Looking like a good slow burner

[britishbear] 27/1/2006 17:31

Can't go wrong with 20% in two days on NO news whatsoever. Must be something brewing somewhere. Follow the buys.

Volume has been tiny - must be a large delayed trade coming at some point,.

[2lb] 27/1/2006 09:55

mangal - the peak was £2.50

The results are supposed to be the first ever FY figures that show a profit - we shall see.

[britishbear] 27/1/2006 09:48

The previous high of 30p was acheived on the back of a MW tip - he then suggested sell and it fell back. No reason we cannot get back to those 30p levels though if the right deal comes through - we are looking for any increase in penetration into the US or Japan.

[mangal] 27/1/2006 09:44

Looks like this is heading to 20p+. What's the highest this has been?

[britishbear] 27/1/2006 09:21

Not quite 2LB - a nice little 2 day recovery - might even get past 20p at this rate. I suspect that some sort of deal has been done and the insiders have been busy.

Time for some research

[2lb] 21/12/2005 15:13

Sub 10p soon.

[britishbear] 02/12/2005 14:19

LOL! - for how much longer? I still think they have a decent product and a chance to grow internationally although they are taking a lot longer to get there than I thought they would.