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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Proactis Holdings Plc | LSE:PHD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B13GSS58 | ORD 10P |
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% | 74.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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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08/1/2020 09:53 | Looks like the bod are doing shareholders a Poor job no updates after all this time you would expect a result or are they running the price down so there city friends can buy this on the cheep? | jammytass | |
08/1/2020 06:41 | Yeah, dont eat yellow snow Titan. | lewis winthorpe | |
07/1/2020 23:32 | My public tech portfolio has these right now WORK, SAP, CRM, PTON, COUP, CLDR, WDAY - a healthy mix of steady risers, high growth rocket ships and one for the future. And then there is PHD, the old hound dog. I used to have more of these penny stocks but came to the conclusion the returns often aren’t as high as the major brands and the risks certainly are. I’d love to see PHD bounce back and I think it will, once they clear out the deadwood and get a grip. How about you guys? Any tips? | jonstrawberry | |
07/1/2020 22:08 | JonS, what do you have your eye on, out of interest? | cmackay | |
07/1/2020 21:40 | Big recovery any day now | kirk 6 | |
07/1/2020 21:20 | There are a few things that need to happen first, but yes, it does have to go up. It literally can’t get any worse, can it? If that’s enough to make you want to buy then feel free. I’m looking at all the other saas stocks green across the board right now and PhD red and thinking I might put my money elsewhere though. | jonstrawberry | |
07/1/2020 19:06 | You said "It has to go up". Dont you buy stuff that has to go up? Hint - answer should be yes if you are profit orientated or is there another agenda besides profit? | p1nkfish | |
07/1/2020 18:28 | i think I’m saying it can’t get any worse. If you want to call that a Buy, feel free. | jonstrawberry | |
07/1/2020 18:15 | Yes but he is short long not long short and its clearly a dog but it will go up and go woof at the same time...... | coldspring | |
07/1/2020 17:58 | Lol it's only you and whittle that's says this is a dead duck (ie bust). I own a big position here and think this will be many multiples left to an organic growth stock. My only concern is a cheap buy out! Expecting a major recovery any day now | kirk 6 | |
07/1/2020 17:53 | So if it's not a sell JS as it "has to go up" (your words) I guess you mean it's a buy. | p1nkfish | |
07/1/2020 17:21 | Don’t get me wrong, this IS a dog but only a fool would sell now. It has to go up, I just think it will take a bit more than Flat Cap Sykes and Co, to achieve it. But it ain’t going bust. | jonstrawberry | |
07/1/2020 17:02 | Thanks to the drip selling of L & G we now have shorters posting here hoping to unnerve private investors. Going bust?? Do me a favour | coldspring | |
07/1/2020 16:54 | If anyone thinks it's going bust then pleas sell out asap. | p1nkfish | |
07/1/2020 16:54 | Debt heading to 2x EBITDA and manageable. Once share premium addressed it will be healthier looking too. Goodwill accounting appears conservative. Not going bust. | p1nkfish | |
07/1/2020 16:50 | Not much point selling at this price ! Even if we get screwed over on a low ball offer we should get minimum of 70-75p. Just can't see this going bust | kirk 6 | |
07/1/2020 16:49 | BOD is dragging out the FSP process so they can announcement the failure of that process at the same time as a disappointing set of H1 numbers at end of Jan in hope they take one share price hit and can survive. Otherwise they know if they announce them separately the market won't tolerate two pieces of bad news in succession and it's over | whatthe | |
07/1/2020 16:39 | what are L&G up to? Why the drip selling? Its enough to be noticed but why not sell all rather than little batches? Not sure why a keen buyer or buyers would drag a purchase out this long. I can understand FFs decision, albeit I will remain long for now. | chinadog3 | |
07/1/2020 16:38 | How did they win the European contract recently if they were going bust ? Why has the recent new employer scheme kicked in with new opportunities, confirmed recently employed talent etc? This isn't a dead duck as the market and Titan 2 suggest | kirk 6 | |
07/1/2020 16:31 | Just for the record, if FSP had concluded, we would have to be told ASAP. I think it is complicated as there are multiples and the original in investor I suspect is looking to take part of the business and not all. IMHO. | lewis winthorpe | |
07/1/2020 16:29 | "So what are the realistic prospects for PHD to manage its recovery on its own? As a non sector expert, I am really struggling to ascertain this so would welcome informed answers from sceptics and bulls alike." 1) They have done it before. 2) It's in better shape structurally than ever before 3) All the bad news is out The chart reflects the FSP uncertainty pure and simple. It is a distraction, I am surprised there haven't been more share price swings to be honest which reinforces that there is interest here. Someone imho have hoovered a ton on stock up while LG sell and the weak speculators panic. True value will out. If you have money to put back in, now is a good time, but I am bias as I have an avg of 31p. | lewis winthorpe | |
07/1/2020 16:22 | FSP is taking time due to there being multiple interested parties. | cureboy | |
07/1/2020 16:17 | L&G offload another 50,000. Need the BoD to buy in and release an RNS on what is happening or not with the FSP. If not get on with running the business and move on, or sort the bids out and announce and let COUPA takeover and run it properly?? | 97peter | |
07/1/2020 15:58 | I bailed out my 70,000 PHD shares at the end of October last year (3 trades 31/10/19 at 9.22, 9.23 and 9.41) but have been watching from the sidelines to see if/when there is a good re-entry point. I don't think the FSP is going to happen at a price that will be acceptable to shareholders mostly because cash generation is so awful and debt so high. Comments here about the quality of management and product also make me nervous about the potential for management to turn them around which is vital to reducing the (very high) debt and i very much doubt they will bring back divis until they have dramatically reduced it. The chart looks lousy and if it break through 43.5 there's no support until 33.75. So what are the realistic prospects for PHD to manage its recovery on its own? As a non sector expert, I am really struggling to ascertain this so would welcome informed answers from sceptics and bulls alike. | daburd |
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