Oneiro Energy Share Discussion Threads

[kw] 22/12/2004 10:21

what are these one share trades all about?

[giotto] 18/10/2002 08:38

Anybody know if the results are expected to be good next week?

[laney£] 05/10/2002 08:40

is the snow still there in this market!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fastbuck] 09/7/2002 13:28

TRADING UPDATE indicates all is fine at PR agency OneMonday, all businesses remaining profitable, minimal debt & $5m due from selling its name, not bad for a company that is worth £16m (at 36p).

EPS of between 1.1p - 1.5p for July 02 & between 1.9p - 3p for Jul 03 as per the two broker forecasts I have. Thats a P/E for next year of between 12 & 19 depending on who you read Beeson Gregory or ING Baring. Excellent value.


(AFR) 09/07/02 12:30: ONEMONDAY GRP. - Trading Statement
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 9, 2002--

ONEMONDAY GROUP PLC ("the Company")
TRADING UPDATE

Strong balance sheet underpins steady OneMonday recovery

The following is an extract taken from the Company's circular to
shareholders published on 9 July 2002. While global economic
turbulence appears far from over, the Directors are pleased to report
that the group's business is trading profitably in line with the
expectations set in April 2002, when the Company's interim results
were announced. The Directors therefore believe that the group's
financial and trading prospects for the current financial year will be
satisfactory. It is true that the market for public relations (PR)
services remains depressed. It is now 18 months since the market for
technology-specialist PR first began to contract, and the same effects
are now being felt with much the same severity by nearly every other
specialisation within the PR industry. That said,
technology-specialist PR in the group's major markets of the US and
Europe has suffered no further deterioration in recent months, and at
a group level, fee income is stable and showing some signs of shading
upwards.

Against this background, the group is now enjoying the benefits of the
extensive rationalisation undertaken over the past 12 months, and all
of its PR brands, Text 100, AUGUST.ONE, Bite Communications and Joe
Public Relations, continue to trade profitably. The group, with
minimal net debt, remains well positioned to benefit from any upturn
when it arrives and, subject to shareholder approval, the net proceeds
from the US$5 million proposed trademark disposal, details of which
were announced on 10 June 2002, will strengthen the group's financial
position further still.

[fastbuck] 10/6/2002 13:55

Dear followers,

Good deal done. They are being paid $5m for their name. Add this to the business which should be recovering nicely with the economy, the new IBM deal and no real debt whilst remaining profitable and a market cap. of only £13m.

Personally looking for £1m pre-tax profit this year and at least £1.5m - £2m the year after.

Price now up a 1p after I topped up

Mark


OneMonday Group's Interim Results

(half year to 31st January 2002)

• Net revenue was £17.36 million in half year to 31st January 2002 compared
with £20.31 million in first half to 31st January 2001

• Pre exceptional PBT from continuing operations of £522k (2001: £1,216k)

• Net debt position of £1.071 million at 31st January 2002 in line with end
of year position and has been considerably reduced since end of half as cash
flow has strengthened

• IBM product pr contract was commenced successfully in fourteen countries
by Text 100. Recent new business wins include Sun Microsystems and Veritas
(Bite Communications), TotalFinaElf (AUGUST.ONE) and WH Smith Book Awards
and Umbro.com (Joe Public Relations).

• The Group has made a stronger start to the second half, benefiting from
reduced overheads, the elimination of loss-making subsidiaries and the
impact of major new business wins - Text 100's US business is performing
especially well.

• The Board is cautiously optimistic that the outcome for the full year will
be satisfactory and that once the tentative recovery in North America
becomes established and spreads to Europe and beyond, the Group will return
to organic revenue growth and improved profitability.

[base2] 17/5/2002 18:11

Tom also stated:
"fashionable to talk about a technology led recovery in the US during 2002..
as the group will be well positioned to capitalise on it.." No sign yet

[a fair cop] 24/1/2002 17:48

Statement from the chairman, Tom Lewis, at today's AGM:

"the company now has solid ground under its feet."

[senzasoldi] 03/12/2001 16:01

OneMonday has been tipped in Growth Company Investor this month-here are main points..
*Contract signed a few weeks ago with IBM worth £18m a year over 2 years
*Generates sales of £45m pa (3 times market cap)
*Broker estimates 2002 £2.1m profit on sales of £41.6m & EPS 2.9p
*Broker estimates 2003 £4.1m profit & EPS 5.5p
*Price hit 457p in 1999 but are just 36.5p today

Worth a punt in my book-could easily double over 6-12 months.

Be lucky.

[wonging] 07/3/2001 23:16

ah ha, now i know why they always have plenty of yoghurts in the vending machines, its because so much bloody insider dealing goes on and not that anybody actually likes to eat them, they just like to wear the yoghurt and shout down the pot! roflmao can't bloody stop!

[kayak] 07/3/2001 23:08

I tried the yoghurt pot thing tonight but it doesn't work, and on top of that the thing emptied into my ear!

[wonging] 07/3/2001 23:03

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chaost] 07/3/2001 19:18

Einstein.

Ok i concede. - like the yoghurt pot theory! Only according to pommy, would they have the sense to figure out how to use them?

[einstein] 07/3/2001 19:13

Chaos

Fault is - they would know something is wrong because a trader would never buy a dress for his wife from M&S.....Gucci or Armani maybe! lol

I have heard that some trading institutions have secret lines to eachother in the form of pieces of string with yoghurt pots on the ends - I bet they use them!

:o)

[rally] 07/3/2001 16:37

See Just today Trades 132/152 it was called by someone as well !

4 sell followed by a 500k sell.

[dr doolittle] 07/3/2001 15:49

I think we had another thread going some time ago about this sort of trade..I'll try to post the link..

Dr D

[chaost] 07/3/2001 15:32

Ok ok ok ok ok. How about a coded message over the phone? like:

'I love your wife's dress, did it come from M&S? If it did, i will definatetly buy one for mine'

- get me drift? - or can anyone find fault with this therory!

[einstein] 07/3/2001 09:41

Mobile phones are not allowed (to be turned on) on the trading floors - all communication like that has to be over the taped phone lines to cover the institutions in case someone makes some kind of accusation.

[chaost] 07/3/2001 08:00

Pommy, true.

Ok - text messaging then.

[pommy] 07/3/2001 07:55

Chaos, calls are taped, but i get your drift!!!! And remember we are not dealing with people who are that bright!!!

[pommy] 07/3/2001 07:55

Chaos, calls are taped, but i get your drift!!!! And remember we are not dealing with people who are that bright!!!

[pommy] 07/3/2001 07:32

I have to say if i was sending a signal it wouldnt be one share as there does seem to be alot of these, but then we dont remember how many lots of 18 or 27 we see so we!!
Any anyway I reckon each stock woul dhave its own preagreed amount !!!

I notice that since the first lot of 142 went thru months ago on iii its been going down of was that Bizzbuild?!!!!! and how many did each person get from Lastminute?!!!!!

[wonging] 06/3/2001 22:59

hmmmmmmmmm one and two share trades, now you lot got me thinking now!lol

wonging

[asbestos hand] 06/3/2001 21:33

Pommy- did you see the 1 share sell of Scoot yesterday at about 1.25pm ? Just before millions of shares hit the market and the price drops 15%. Coincidence, I doubt it.