Proactis Share Price (PHD)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Proactis Holdings Plc LSE:PHD London Ordinary Share GB00B13GSS58 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.00 2.41% 42.50 834,786 12:12:01
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
42.00 43.00 42.50 40.70 41.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Software & Computer Services 52.22 3.75 5.40 7.9 40
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:06:57 O 85,000 42.50 GBX
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13/1/202015:02UKREGLegal & General Investment Mgmnt Ld Form 8.3 - Proactis Holdings Plc
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02/1/202015:04UKREGLegal & General Investment Mgmnt Ld Form 8.3 - Proactis Holdings Plc
31/12/201912:39UKREGLegal & General Investment Mgmnt Ld Form 8.3 - Proactis Holdings Plc
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18/1/2020
08:20		Proactis Daily Update: Proactis Holdings Plc is listed in the Software & Computer Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHD. The last closing price for Proactis was 41.50p.
Proactis Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 40.70p and a 12 week average price of 40.70p.
The 1 year high share price is 139.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 28.25p.
There are currently 95,218,796 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 205,391 shares. The market capitalisation of Proactis Holdings Plc is £40,467,988.30.
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09/1/2020
07:22		multibagger: The reviewing tool of previous posts.... multibagger2 Sep '19 - 17:43 - 4903 of 6440 Edit 0 0 0 Wrong conclusion 74tom ! My revised and reduced target is based on market sentiment that is becoming clearer - some may choose to ignore it. I correctly called the subdued/poor sentiment based on the trading update that some posters were raving about. Much as many on here would like to think that their opinions are the only valid, legitimate and considered ones, the market is the final arbiter of the share price So far, the share price trend is not supporting the lofty takeover prices that people were hoping for. Time will tell, whose call was right or wrong. I have been in the market for close to 3 decades or so and been posting on Advfn since 2001. I have learnt a thing or two about the market - I am far from being a perfect investor though, and humble enough to recognise it. DoI: I last held PHD in 2016 - so what happens to the share price now, good or bad is immaterial to me. I have no agenda. I only post to keep track of my thoughts and how those perceptions came to be - to learn from in a reflective manner. BBs are a good repository to go back and check whether intuitions/decisions were right.
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08/1/2020
18:44		p1nkfish: Nonsense. They might benefit if the share price is low when the FSP is called off as they can load up cheap. Any offer has to be put to shareholders and can be voted down. This just looks like the vestiges of a clear out that wasn't done earlier. ISIS did similar but were finally cleared out by Henderson a few years back and shortly afterwards the share price went on a good long run upwards.
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27/12/2019
15:06		whatthe: I think there is very little chance of the FSP concluding at this stage. From which we will be able to conclude that all the major players in the market will have looked at this and decided it's not worth it even at this incredible low price and at a point when it has never been cheaper for companies to buy assets in the UK with exchanges rates. That means that the only way out of this for PHD shareholders will come from organic growth. The last set of figures on this front was woeful. The current leadership have proven unable to run a sales organisation and they have not announced any significant new deals in last 18 months apart from a very weak announcement about a new German deal which had no numbers or values attached. My prediction no sale, another set of poor numbers for H1 at the end of January. Further fall in share price
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04/11/2019
01:16		p1nkfish: The bottoms are higher which is good but we need volume to blast through the ceiling around 60-62p to allow a further good run. The only thing I can see causing that, given the results are out, is some new blockbuster news. AFP is now known and will go at it's own pace until there is a more rapid roll-out, FSP in the public domain. What could be catalyst news? I've usually found a share price moves close to the offer price before the offer price is in the public domain. Market usually seems to know. Current share price is not encouraging = lower offers than we think or low probability of proceeding because management not convinced. The fact they are rationing access to upper management suggests to me it's low probability, PHD not interested and want to remain independent. If the price was knock-out I think there would be no excuse and they would have to work closely so the results statement wouldn't have mentioned access.
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28/9/2019
11:30		fuji99: What does not look logical or fair to me is when one compares the 2017/2018 numbers. In 2017 they made a loss of £2.7 million with EPS = -5.7p on turnover of 25.4 million and yet the share price was hoovering within 150p - 200p band. In 2018 they doubled turnover to 52 million with profit of +3.75 million and EPS = +5.3p. In 2019 they acquired a Dutch company and are signing more contracts than before and yet the share price was below 50p for most of the year. I cannot see any market logic behind this especially when we compare to similar size companies. Now we have a company with revenues more than market cap. Thus why I think this is too much undervalued for 2019 if we take into account the additional income they have compared to previous years. IMO the 2019 results alone will adjust its share price to over £1. Then comes the other parameter of the equation: At what share price will it be taken over ?
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02/9/2019
17:43		multibagger: Wrong conclusion 74tom ! My revised and reduced target is based on market sentiment that is becoming clearer - some may choose to ignore it. I correctly called the subdued/poor sentiment based on the trading update that some posters were raving about. Much as many on here would like to think that their opinions are the only valid, legitimate and considered ones, the market is the final arbiter of the share price So far, the share price trend is not supporting the lofty takeover prices that people were hoping for. Time will tell, whose call was right or wrong. I have been in the market for close to 3 decades or so and been posting on Advfn since 2001. I have learnt a thing or two about the market - I am far from being a perfect investor though, and humble enough to recognise it. DoI: I last held PHD in 2016 - so what happens to the share price now, good or bad is immaterial to me. I have no agenda. I only post to keep track of my thoughts and how those perceptions came to be - to learn from in a reflective manner. BBs are a good repository to go back and check whether intuitions/decisions were right.
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02/9/2019
17:37		pj0077: Crikey.. has anyone seen the PHD share price today?!It's going downhill faster than Eric Pickles in a wheelie-bin!
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22/8/2019
14:59		kirk 6: Ok fair enough haha they are not controlling the share price though it's just because every thread hold is notifiable under offer conditions !!I think all the bad news is priced in here and more. We know the February update and what entails and we also have a good idea the news on Tuesday won't be very good, however nothing positive is priced in so any hint of a recovery and return to higher profits will see the share price soar on Tuesday even as a stand alone company. I am not selling any stock under current conditions until these have breached £1.Same with with UPGS build a huge stake low 30s high 20s following indications of director buying and share price been crashed out. Recovery £1.25 plus for me here in my opinion etc etc
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15/8/2019
18:09		74tom: @Kirk, I agree your financial position is completely irrelevant. What is relevant is that you think you own 1.1m shares via a CFD, and have been boasting about this for the past few months! You have a bet with IG or another counterparty based on the movement of the PHD share price, IG don’t go out and buy shares in all the companies that it’s customers bet on! So at least your fictional “top slice” of 300,000 “shares” won’t have had any impact on the share price or fed any II’s. You have made yourself look like a complete tool though. Here’s a link to the IG homepage so you can educate yourself on how CFD’s work; hxxps://www.ig.com/uk/cfd-trading/what-is-cfd-trading-how-does-it-work#information-banner-dismiss
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25/3/2019
11:58		buywell3: On 9th March I posted this when PHD was messing with 38p ... the post was and still is intended to point out charts and TA and how they play into share price outcomes. They do so because the trading algorithms used nowadays utilises such data which is why we get the repetitive type chart shapes we do including cycles within them time wise ... which is common sense because of results dates being the same or very close. You will note today the 100ma is just about to penetrate through the 200ma to the downside = bearish OK This post is purely based upon the Chart and some TA observations ... nothing else I have zero position here. But what I will say to start with that the above two observations have been caused by larger shareholders selling/buying . The list of Institutional shareholders is pretty long , and more than one of them are now starting to sell hence this: Note in the above the two sets of ma crossovers both coinciding with the recent drops and particularly look at the 200ma, I assume you guys know all about crossovers so I won't expand here. Now look at this one: What we see here is that the 200ma has been very supportive of the share price right up to around sept 2017 when it started to flatten off and then started to fall back late march early april 2018. That 200ma previous support has now well and truly been lost. Lets look at last 3 month daily volumes: Volumes spiked upwards in those 3 days leading to the big 40p drop That was followed by a 10m plus buy day volume that took it back to 45p Then we had a couple of days of INCREASING volumes with a drop in share price (increased selling) Then a bit quieter day followed by 7m day even greater selling volume than any volumes in the previous 3 days. All of this tells us in pictures what we know Big Holders of this are bailing , if and when they stop the share price will reach a bottom , is this it ? Let us look at the long term chart supports Three supports here that might be tested if no positive news-flow stops the selling or some other big buyer steps in and soaks up all the sells. First at 30p ( bottom slanted chart lows support line) Second chart lows at 20p Third chart low at 10p You takes your pick ... if you trust/like charts ... I have to say I do. Conclusions: A) IMO this is now VERY HIGH risk ... I have know knowledge of the CEO who is going to either sink this through what the market must view as dodgy acquisitions (at the moment) or make it recover if it takes longer for the acquisitions to add value than he thought/planned. B) Is the chart bottom in ? We don't know yet and many investors and computer algorithms used for buying/selling shares are based upon chart patterns and volumes as well as other TA data. C) Would I buy now based upon what I have just looked at ? Honest answer no , which is why I said I don't hold. Would I buy in the future ? Probably not, this type of company and sector does not float my boat but granted if you had have bought it back at around 10p late 2008 early 2009 , you could have launched several boats , some quite large, over the next decade. D) The future for this share now rests fairly and squarely on the mettle of the balls of the big shareholders. Just looked at RSI and Slow Stochastic for oversold TA clues Feb action suggests these could bumble along for another few weeks at these low values
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