Netcall Share Discussion Threads

[cwa1] 17/2/2011 13:47

Can only post a small snippet as I'm sure it is copyright material:

Netcall has made significant progress over the past few months but there is plenty more to come.

Bang is keen to build the business up in Britain and then move to Europe and the US. The company generates plenty of cash and brokers expect profits for the year to June to rise from £1 million to £2.3 million.

The group is also chaired by Michael Jackson, formerly of Sage Group, and his experience with acquisitions is proving beneficial. The shares are 18p and should go higher. Buy.

I'm afraid if you want any more than that you'll have to pay for a sub ;-)

[kombimatec] 17/2/2011 13:30

Can you advise the target price offered by Thisismoney?

[lennonsalive] 17/2/2011 09:35

I use Netcall at work, a great system if used in moderation.

I am not a holder of this share.

[effortless cool] 17/2/2011 09:18

Thanks for explaining, CWA1. It's frustrating that this keeps getting tipped by all and sundry before I've built up a decent holding!

[cwa1] 17/2/2011 08:05

In case anyone is wondering about all the early trades, it has been tipped in today's subscription only mail out from the This Is Money, Mail On Sunday, tipsheet.

[leyton2] 07/2/2011 17:26

Nice one, 23p is a much better target

[spaceparallax] 07/2/2011 17:16

cheers LBO, that's the answer.

[lbo] 07/2/2011 16:31

Netcall hits the right tone

IC Advantage subscribers, who can access my weekly articles online every Monday, also made the right call on Netcall, a small cap company offering software to makes telephone call handling more efficient and one that boasts over 600 clients in the private and public sectors. Over 4.1m shares have been traded since the article was first published online (Queuebusters, 17 January 2011). However, the price has responded accordingly, and many found they could only buy at around 16p to 16.5p, rather than the 13p quoted in my article. The shares hit my 20p target price fairly quickly.

In hindsight I was being too conservative with my fair value estimate, since adjusting for Netcall's expected cash pile of £5.2m at June's year-end and valuing forecast pre-tax profits of £2.3m on a more realistic PE ratio of 14, a target price of 23p is more realistic. So with market makers currently offering to sell the shares at 17.5p, there is potentially a further 30 per cent upside

[spaceparallax] 07/2/2011 13:58

Nice rebound

[spaceparallax] 02/2/2011 14:38

I'm rather surprised at today's sharp dip - looks like my suggested 17p support could have been optimistic. Hopefully just PTing briefly taking its toll

[effortless cool] 01/2/2011 13:11

ursus,

I don't see much value in the Lloyd's sector at the moment. I target 20%+ returns per annum, so need to see more than yield. The insurance market is getting worse and I can't see an imminent prospect of any rerating. Still follow the sector closely, however.

[ursus] 01/2/2011 11:10

my, my, coolie - you are having a good run. left the lloyds stocks behind?

[spaceparallax] 27/1/2011 13:27

I think the reasons are not rocket science - it's a sum of parts. NET are proving that profitability has been achieved as forecast and they're receiving due credit in the media - confidence follows.

[alter ego] 27/1/2011 13:20

killieboy, I think you'' find the share price took off on the day the IC article became available to on line subscribers. I know because I saw it published and thought about buying, only to find the share price had already shot up.

[stluke] 27/1/2011 12:11

Massive volumes going through on Eckoh today guys with a spike in the share price you guys sniffing round by any chance?

[killieboy] 26/1/2011 18:29

Something strange going on here - this rise in share price cannot be due to an albeit excellent trading update or the IC article any ideas?

[spaceparallax] 26/1/2011 15:51

That was the target.

[leyton2] 26/1/2011 13:30

Indeed, may get to 20p after all

[spaceparallax] 26/1/2011 12:33

looking positive today

[spaceparallax] 24/1/2011 13:38

looks like we're up for a little retracement and consolidation - although I'd be surprised if we dip below 17p

[effortless cool] 22/1/2011 12:05

Tipped by Simon Thompson in the IC.