Northamber Share Discussion Threads

[balcony] 06/4/2021 08:09

I wonder if this is going to be used as a shell.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 12/2/2021 11:27

Have these really reported a trading profit? I can't remember the last time that happened.

[sleepy] 02/2/2021 07:23

Thanks Konradpuss

[konradpuss] 02/2/2021 04:48

They appeared in a portfolio in the I.C. on Friday.

[sleepy] 01/2/2021 22:00

Why are the shares up today?

[spob] 31/1/2021 09:15

It's a bit like the Sainsbury family selling all of their share holdings down to a fraction of what they had originally held and then throwing a hissy fit when the Quataris come along and want to buy the whole company for 600p I think they said something like... "No price is high enough" LMAO

[spob] 31/1/2021 09:09

families get emotionally attached to family busineses bit hard for them to see the wood for the trees initially i guess

[konradpuss] 30/1/2021 18:50

Now the Chairman has sadly passed away, is this the catalyst for change? Look at that cash sitting on the balance sheet and the year after year of losses along with a creditable effort. Now if I were the son going in I would hold a strategic review. Sell the business to the management and liquidate. What am I missing?

[spob] 29/1/2021 10:31

good news is never delayed, someone once said

[sleepy] 28/1/2021 17:05

Tomorrow - big day or damp squib?

[sleepy] 19/10/2020 10:09

Interest perking up Worsley went over 3% last week

[sleepy] 13/10/2020 15:56

Anyone know when the results will be out?

[sleepy] 27/7/2020 22:33

New improved Northamber - https://www.technologyreseller.uk/news/northamber-recruit-eleven-new-members-to-its-team/

[sleepy] 26/7/2020 16:46

And in each half of the current financial year?

[sleepy] 25/7/2020 10:50

Northamber lost £217,000 before exceptional item in the first six months (to December) of its recently ended financial year Any guesses as to how much the new improved Northamber - following AVM purchase - will lose in the second six months and full year?

[balcony] 11/5/2020 22:33

Seems like something going on here

[devilsprofessor] 25/3/2020 19:13

Still happy holding this company. It's keeping its head down, no sharp shocks. A good long term company IMO DYOR

[sleepy] 03/3/2020 14:03

From today’s interims: “Mr D M Phillips (Deceased) is the ultimate controlling party of the Company”

[cjohn] 18/2/2020 17:48

"Sell while the ducks are quacking" is surely a widespread approach to taking profits on illiquid small and micro-caps. I still have a medium-sized position here after selling a few % of my holding into the marked recent spike. I only found out the rise was due to an ST share tip after the event. I did listen to the podcast, and to my mind, it was a competent compendium of info that was already widely available in company reports and notifications and discussion boards like this. It didn't add anything new - not its purpose, I suppose.

[tokyojoe007] 18/2/2020 15:39

A few investors discussed this being a value play around 30p on Advfn, noted the Chadwick notifiable RNS (both in originally and reduced last week), and used the liquidity created by the ST tip to get partially out at a healthy return, in what is a v illiquid share. Me for one, that was before knowing about the tip or listening to the Graeme podcast, which I thought was well presented. Anyhow the bigger question is why the sustained rise, whilst Nar intent on doubling down, on their long held distribution focus - long may the share price continue upwards

[spob] 18/2/2020 15:07

from memory you talked about liquidity allowing someone to sell and taking advantage of ST to do that and I still think selling Northamber on the back of the ST tip last week is unprofessional you mention someone with a notifiable interest selling NAR what percentage of your listeners have a notifiable interest in any stock Lol I have a position in Northamber built up a long time ago and before the ST tip last week

[rndm355] 18/2/2020 14:07

Graham here. I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with your assessment: - I said in the podcast that anyone who wanted to hold the share for the long term should treat the tip as short term noise, no need to sell into it if that's the case. - the podcast explained in some detail why I think the intrinsic value at Northamber is less than it first appears. - two very experienced and professional investors who know Northamber extremely well and who I know personally did use the share tip to sell Northamber shares (one of these had a publicly notifiable position, the other did not). On the other hand, I don't know of any professional investors who bought into the company on the back of the tip.