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NFC Next Fifteen Communications Group Plc

799.00
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Next Fifteen Communications Group Plc LSE:NFC London Ordinary Share GB0030026057 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 799.00 795.00 803.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Next Fifteen Communicati... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/3/2007
10:56
4 posts this month (including this), board positively buzzing.....

capa

capa
30/3/2007
10:47
Yep, expect to see new highs soon, with the results less than 20 trading days away.

They said they are going to 'comfortably meet' expectations, but I suspect they will be ahead given the way they've been growing and winning new business.

jakleeds
23/3/2007
12:53
you may be right luffness, chart suggests that you could well be.

Always willing to be pleasantly surprised on the upside.

capa

capa
12/3/2007
10:00
"Should do 6.5p eps for 2007, putting them on a p/e of near enough 15."

am starting to think they will do a bit better than this so maybe a bit more to go yet

luffness
23/2/2007
22:29
nice to see it trade above 100p briefly
its the oxman
23/2/2007
11:12
Should do 6.5p eps for 2007, putting them on a p/e of near enough 15. Must be approaching fair value now, but chart so good.

Always the difficult part knowing when to sell.

capa

capa
24/1/2007
09:03
Comforting trading statement yesterday, gets a buy rating in todays Telegraph.

capa

capa
11/1/2007
14:50
Awful quiet here.

My target of 80p has now been reached but I think I'll hang around a bit longer, being gradually re-rated. Lovely chart.

capa

capa
13/12/2006
08:48
Looking good over the last few days.

80p here we come!!

capa

capa
18/10/2006
16:51
You never know, but don't bank on it I don't have much luck when it comes to takeovers.

The last two I have been involved in were TRX taking out XNC at hardly any premium and NCH takeover by Safenet being scuppered by the MMC :-(

capa

capa
18/10/2006
16:33
if lucky - who knows it might get taken out for £1 - would be nice
its the oxman
18/10/2006
16:30
They should do 6.5p next year given the buoyant trading update, not a lot of interest in this one though, I have a target of 80p but wouldn't be surprised to see it higher than that in the next 12 months.

capa

capa
18/10/2006
10:35
think 6.5p forecast for next year so no reason why these can't push on towards 90p.
its the oxman
18/10/2006
07:17
Rated as a buy in the Telegraph today

capa

capa
09/10/2006
14:24
Fwd PE just 10, results in a week (next Tuesday) which they say will meet so no worries there either.

Look cheap to me too Tole. I think the buyers will be in soon ahead of the results.

CR

cockneyrebel
09/10/2006
09:52
Looks pretty cheap this one -

Update this weekend in MIDAS



Midas Update - Hold as Next Fifteen returns to square one

Almost a year ago, Midas recommended shares in public relations group Next Fifteen.

Investors who followed our tip have had a bumpy ride.

At their best, the shares hit a high of 71p, up 15 per cent on the 611/2p when Midas mentioned them. At their worst, they have fallen as low as 51p, down 16%.

On Friday, they stood at 62p, unchanged from the recommendation. As always, however, Midas recognises that many investors will have paid slightly more if they bought shares soon after our suggestion. But they will have picked up a 1.23p dividend over the year too.

So broadly speaking, after plenty of ups and down we are back where we started.

What next? Well, the best advice is to hold on. The group continues to expand through acquisition and its directors have recently been buying shares, which is always a

welcome sign. Incidentally, among those buyers, has been chairman Will Whitehorn, best known to the business world as a director of the Virgin empire and spokesman for Sir Richard Branson.

But if you do not like following spin doctors, the fundamentals of Next Fifteen should be reassuring. The group is forecast to deliver another dividend of about 1.36p a share in the current year and profits are expected to rise by 30%. Hold.

tole
03/10/2006
15:10
sorry, missed your post rob, thought this was dead. The volatility is just the illiquidity imo.

Moving up today - results inline they have already said - directors buying heavy.

FWD PE 9

CR

cockneyrebel
24/8/2006
13:16
cr - i have been watching these for a while but put off by the sharp rises and falls in the share price - what is your view of the charts?
rob1914
20/8/2006
18:14
Tipped as a Buy in the Telegraph today, and rightly so.

Whitehorn has increased his holding by about 12% in the last few weeks


CR

cockneyrebel
17/8/2006
08:19
Up again, nice uptrend now in place.

CR

cockneyrebel
16/8/2006
16:02
And Whitehorn buys again - that's 75K recently, increasing his holding by 12% odd.

Other directors buying too - a forward PE of 9.5 for a company like this surely.

CR

cockneyrebel
03/8/2006
08:16
Another director buy this am

Chairman has increased his holding by 10%+ this week, after the recent trading statement.

CR

cockneyrebel
02/8/2006
08:27
in this morning.

They've said they will meet and backed the statement by buying share.

I reckon som stock cleared on July 25 with the high volume too.

fwd PE 8 - miles too cheap imo.

CR

cockneyrebel
14/3/2006
19:19
Yup, nice break.
peladon
26/2/2006
16:39
about ready for another rise toward 80p.
its the oxman
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