QXL Share Discussion Threads

[ricardoskull] 23/5/2007 15:57

The only surge masetro gets is in his pants.

[sikhthetech] 11/3/2007 19:10

hear, hear....£15 within 12months, £10 within 6weeks

[roverisback] 10/3/2007 22:32

maestro says its time for a price surge next week...anyone agree?

[ricardoskull] 14/2/2007 17:13

What happened to Meastro. Did he choke on his colostomy bag?

[lyndus] 03/1/2007 15:36

Not much reaction to yesterdays news.Small note in the Telegraph.

[gohunk] 02/1/2007 11:39

have we got a new thread with new graphs yet ?

[sis2005] 28/12/2006 12:50

Lets hope its a good friday and the chairman is named.

;)

Maestros ban must of finished by now or is it a life time ban?

[tvsd] 27/12/2006 17:19

Good finish today - to me the price went up by 4.9% as I only consider the bid price when calculating the worth of my investment.
Bid finished at £6.10p pre Xmas and now £6.40 - good news re Chairman should push the price up further very soon

Happy Days Ahead to All

[sis2005] 27/12/2006 14:13

MAESTROS THREAD IS THE BEST

BRING THE KING OF QXL BACK!

[sikhthetech] 26/12/2006 21:11

tvsd, thanks....I think your Thus was one of the good tips of the year...
I too, look forward to sharing a some 'expensive' champagne with you and the others.....
Like Tvsd, thanks to everyone for the support and realistic comments throughout the year....
Look forward to another successful year.
Good Luck

[tvsd] 23/12/2006 16:19

Well done Smoke - look forward to sharing a glass of bubbly or two with you, Albo and Sikh at the AGM next year. Thanks to you all for some realistic and sensible input to ADVFN this year.

Happy Christmas and a prosperous 2007

[smoketoomuch] 23/12/2006 14:24

Hi albo - your timing is excellent! Clearly I was the first to crack....

Given Maestro's demise, I've acted on Stew's suggestion to start another thread and hence update the charts. I've also reproduced the Shares mag article so that any new visitors can see the huge continuing potential in QXL.

Have a great Christmas all - and here's to a lucrative 2007!

[albo] 23/12/2006 09:00

Smoke,
I saw the article too, and am glad you beat me to the board to post it!!! It seems to be a rehash of the latest Evo report. Good to see that they think QXL are worthy of inclusion - should entice some retail buying.

[jwoolley] 22/12/2006 21:14

Long time no see rocket...ErrolFlynn is now known as Ricardoskul and can be found on the seo thread...still the same bloke as you describe him...

[rocket fuel] 22/12/2006 20:11

cant believe this thread has lasted 3yrs, used to pump em out by the shedload back in the day.

[sikhthetech] 22/12/2006 18:13

Evening all, well that was one hell of a party - one of the best I have been to....over 2000 people from several different companies.....went to bed @ 4.30 this morning, woke up 8.30!!!

Qxl - yes, several new posters, all welcome of course....
Smoke, great find, lets hope some more tips point to qxl as share of the year....
Good end before Xmas, next week is short....

Good Luck all

[jwoolley] 22/12/2006 13:41

Nice find smokers...does seem to be a few new faces...agreed...feel like an old man after the journey we have had with this baby.

Just wanted to pop in and wish everyone a Happy Christmas and a pucker new year with QXL hitting £20 by the end of 2007...well we can all wish.

And guess what....as always...good luck to all holders..!!

[smoketoomuch] 22/12/2006 13:35

Blimey! QXL are one of the top 10 tips for 2007 in this week's Shares magazine (page 36)! We're in their 'high-risk portfolio', although imho since the recovery of allegro we're more of a cash-making machine than 'high risk'....

It's not reproduced online, but I need the typing practice so here goes:

"Investing in QXL Ricardo, a European competitor to eBay, has been a roller-coaster ride but the real key to the future is the repatriation of its Polish subsidiary, of which the group regained control in August. Sales rose from £7.6m to £13.5m in H1 of this year.

The Polish market is much less developed than elsewhere. Only 28% of the population are on the net, less than half the comparable figure in Western Europe, which in turn is less developed in the US.

One-third of Polish internet users have either bought or sold on QXL. This proportion is likely to grow substantially as half of all Poles on the net have registered with the QXL site, which is much larger than eBay's Polish site.

House broker Evolution Securities believes QXL Poland's revenue with grow at some 60% a year over the next three years.

QXL has a leading position in Switzerland, Denmark and Norway. During the past three years these sites have seen compound annual revenue growth of 32.5%. European e-commerce revenue is forecast to grow at twice the US rate over the next three years.

In each of these markets, the group is bigger than eBay. The very size of the group's sites means sellers know buyers will be plentiful, while buyers know QXL will offer a wide variety of goods. The level of liquidity is important and should ensure the sites' long-term growth.

The group is seeking to offer classified advertising as an additional source of revenue.

Evolution expects turnover to rise by 42% next year to £64.1m and 37% in 2008/09 to £87.6m. The broker is forecasting earnings per share of 439.8p rising to 533.5p next year and 676.1p in 2008/09.

The forecast 1p maiden dividend is rather irrelevant in the context of the share price of £116 [clearly written last week - ed!]. But Evolution forecasts the shares could rise to £130 and believes its unique auction assets could be worth more than £200 a share to a trade buyer"

[sir jokes] 22/12/2006 13:21

Hey Smoketoomuch! Thanks mate! Not new..been a holder for ages but just sort of left them aside...waiting for them to develop and gain from their investment in technology etc. Looking good now.