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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Printing.Com | LSE:PDC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009638130 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 19.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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15/3/2009 10:22 | The next update will be interesting IMO. | joshalexander | |
15/3/2009 10:17 | question is how many of their franchisees do they choose to bail out????? They are subsidising some of them at present by paying for marketing and so forth.... Slap | slapdash | |
13/3/2009 19:59 | The chart is looking bad. We are now at the 22p issue price on Ofex from September 2000. | tyranosaurus | |
03/3/2009 19:08 | lol youre mad comparing business cutbacks to going to a theme park. | glennborthwick | |
03/3/2009 15:08 | People will always need to re-brand, general printing, etc etc, don't belive everything you read in the media, people will cut back in other areas, eg: vists to the movies/ theme parks for example | mr hangman | |
03/3/2009 12:14 | That's the problem H - whilst things seem steady, they must take an understandably cautious view of the future. | spaceparallax | |
03/3/2009 11:35 | They raised the Intrim so don't see a problem, as long as trade holds up | mr hangman | |
03/3/2009 10:40 | Mr H, Whilst that would be nice, I just don't see it happening in these difficult times where cash conservation is so important. | spaceparallax | |
03/3/2009 10:01 | I'm looking for a slight increase in the final dividend 2.10p | mr hangman | |
03/3/2009 03:14 | what are brewin dolphins forcasts for the current year. I take heart from this that the div will at least be held to the same as the previouse year. | dd776 | |
02/3/2009 18:57 | Shares in specialist retail chain Printing.com gain over 4 percent after the company says that since the last market release on Jan. 22, trading across the UK and Ireland has remained stable and in line with current market expectations. 'The outlook remains cautious but a stabilisation of trading is reassuring and we reiterate the strength of Printing.com's balance sheet and cash generation,' Brewin Dolphin says in a note. The broker, which has a 'buy' recommendation on the stock, retains its forecasts and 40 pence price target. | eburne1960 | |
02/3/2009 13:31 | What are current market expectations ? Good to see they have told us when the next update is. That one will be more important as the financial year will have just ended. | tyranosaurus | |
02/3/2009 10:09 | TS useful in reaffirming stable trading. | spaceparallax | |
02/3/2009 09:28 | Tyran, well i thought it was good, any company that reports they are "inline with expectations" in this climate is good news to me, at least they are saying something where quite a few companies, say nothing then give out a nasty surprise come the results | mr hangman | |
02/3/2009 08:47 | at least they are trying to calm the markets and stop the slide | glennborthwick | |
02/3/2009 08:40 | Trading update telling us nothing new. | tyranosaurus | |
26/2/2009 17:24 | lol. all my machines are offered free to sites so it works both ways | glennborthwick | |
26/2/2009 15:02 | Glen's won the contract to distribute vending machines & Q-Bots to all Printing.com stores in the USA | mr hangman | |
26/2/2009 13:40 | Probably works for Administrators or Unemployment Benefits Office. | tyranosaurus | |
26/2/2009 08:05 | rushed off my feet, never had it so good actually - wierd | glennborthwick | |
26/2/2009 02:50 | glad to read that someone is being kept busy at work. I thought the uk had all stopped. | dd776 |
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