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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Quadnetics Grp | LSE:QDG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0007156838 | ORD 20P |
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% | 290.50 | - | 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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08/9/2009 00:02 | Results due 9th September on this one yet no movement in the share price during the last few days and no recent posts | boll | |
23/7/2009 14:16 | Hold recommendation from Growth Company Investor | investinggarden | |
07/7/2009 14:09 | Given the exceptionals of £1.3m, will QDG record EPS of much more than 10p in the year to May 09? The Outlook statement will be key when the prelims are issued in September. | strollingmolby | |
07/7/2009 11:13 | I tend to think that the fewer posts on the bulletin boards means that the company likely to be better than the ones with a lot! I really like this stock; as meadow and the analyst say it generates profits and cash, and is in a growing market. I have quite a lot bought at average 120p, and would only think of buying more. | randomwalker | |
07/7/2009 10:53 | Great to see that cash is above forecasts - to me that is a good sign that indicates the business is being run well. It should mean they are having success converting profits into cash on the balance sheet So many other companies post so called profits without any sign of generating cash | the analyst | |
07/7/2009 10:48 | no-one currently posting here?today's update looks good.No gearing and 47p cash per share in May CDRefs.Look cheap with profits of 15p share broker's forecast for next year. | meadow50 | |
06/2/2009 15:15 | What's the story today - large trades going through? | josh devil | |
05/2/2009 17:52 | I dislike trumpeting stocks, but this one seems to have slipped beneath the radar, strong balance sheet and strong prospects in a very important market. | bookbroker | |
04/2/2009 08:20 | A fair result having already flagged the headwinds being felt, good to see that guidance is maintained and costs are being reviewed thoroughly, even better is maintaining a strong cash position and keeping dividend at 2.5p., a sensible decision. Let's hope there is much to play for down the line, with this product there should always be strong opportunities in many sectors irrespective of the economic climate. It's all about maintaining a steady course with an eye out for the unexpected - positive and negative! | bookbroker | |
25/11/2008 16:33 | Anyone going to the Agm tomorrow ? | davidosh | |
05/11/2008 14:14 | Pleased to have pocketed the div and exited remaining holding today.... sneaky to put out a profits warning as a Directorate Change RNS. Who do they think wont notice? | jeff h | |
18/8/2008 10:50 | Are there any forecasts for SFT ? Are you certain there is growth and of course sentiment is against small chinese stocks ! With all the lowly rated UK plays that I can monitor and check performance more easily there is little need to stretch overseas | davidosh | |
18/8/2008 10:30 | Looks as if you've sparked a bit of interest on this one from your fool thread. I agree - this looks outstanding value. O/T I would also urge you, gentle reader, to peruse SFT for another opportunity; profitable, VERY cash rich and beaten down to the bottom of the pile for no particular good reason. Their SAT programme is back on track but only accounts for 18% of the business anyway. | philjeans | |
18/8/2008 09:22 | The final results are just two weeks away so there should be much more information and guidance on the outlook available on 3rd September. This thread may be of interest for QDG holders and shows the value of a number of similar lowly rated stocks | davidosh | |
30/7/2008 14:19 | Rock, possibly because they have a record of profit warnings, the latest of which was in May. | wjccghcc | |
30/7/2008 13:34 | An MBO would have to be at reasonable price to get acceptance from larger holders...My guess would be around £2.25 which is still a forward p/e below 10 and they will have net cash of about 45p. Anything below £2 would be a steal IMO | davidosh | |
30/7/2008 13:03 | Any views on why the value seems to be so low to revenue and profitability? Anyone seen a broker note? I invested at about 125p as it looked oversold. MBO looks interesting - although I suspect would probably need to be at a premium to current price. Andor Tech's declared MBO certainly helped its valuation. | rock63 | |
28/7/2008 08:40 | QDG mentioned as a possible MBO candidate for various reasons if anyone wants to add their thoughts | davidosh | |
28/7/2008 08:11 | Very quiet here. This is now looking very oversold. The TU earlier this month said that FY will be inline. September results should be interesting ! | masurenguy | |
03/6/2008 15:39 | Surprised this share not pushing on. They have quite a niche place in an expanding market. | ssords | |
22/5/2008 14:43 | Director share purchases always a good pointer! | philjeans | |
22/5/2008 13:07 | Moving averages look healthier than for the last six months,also momentum is picking up. | amla | |
07/5/2008 18:32 | Yep, definitely got oversold imo. CR | cockneyrebel | |
07/5/2008 18:28 | Well thats another £100 grand the directors have splashed out today... Surely sends out some sort of message... LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Technology company Quadnetics Group Plc. said non-executive director Peter Rae bought 33,302 shares in the company at 141 pence each, lifting his stake to 178,302 shares, or 1.05 percent. Quadnetics also said a company connected with Chairman David Coghlan purchased 40,000 shares at the same price. Following the transaction, Coghlan's total interest is 2.11 million shares, representing 12.48 percent of Quadnetics' issued share capital. | stegrego |
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