Shearwater Share Discussion Threads

[bloodhound] 25/9/2009 11:18

Looks like someone's topped up:

[cfro] 24/9/2009 19:44

Thnx CR, hope you're feeling better btw.

As i stated in my above post, a PE of ten is fair game here and earnings of 16p look more than safe imo.

An easy 60% upside.

[cockneyrebel] 24/9/2009 19:21

nice level to buy in at cfro imo.

These will be miles higher by the results in Dec imo.

CR

[cfro] 24/9/2009 18:18

I bought in today also.

Earnings of 16p for next year look pretty safe to me. SWG should be on a PE of 10 imo putting the share price at £1.60. So 60% upside from here.

[livinginhope] 23/9/2009 11:53

Bought 4,315 this morning to increase my SIPP holding but not showing in the trades yet. My short term target is 150p within six months. Excellent dividend and one to tuck away for a long time.

[cockneyrebel] 22/9/2009 15:38

yep, ticking up a bit more on another large trade - I've added.

CR

[this_is_me] 22/9/2009 15:01

Testing the £1 support level. Should bounce from here.

[cockneyrebel] 22/9/2009 14:40

Ooops, the above was meant for my thread but it's that good I'll leave it for you.

140K trade looks like a sell being finished I'd say.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 22/9/2009 11:35

RUGB looking good today - as a geordie might say 'it's a REIT good buy' :-)

CR

[cockneyrebel] 22/9/2009 11:33

PE 6 falling to around 5 and a 5% yield backed up by a very upbeat recent statement.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 22/9/2009 11:25

Added a few here on the dip - looks way too attractive when it gets near to that £1 buy price imo.

CR

[indomie] 19/9/2009 09:23

Going on earnings Balfour have paid just over 6 x for Parsons Brinckerhoff - that would imply a bid value for SWG of £120m or around £2 per share....

[lbarnesy] 18/9/2009 09:15

200p is very realistic. once the profit takers have finished we will see 120 short term, once it breaks 150 its a quick assent to 200p!!

[gyau] 18/9/2009 08:36

could get to 200p on the chart

[indomie] 17/9/2009 17:28

Cant understand why this one hasnt rocketed today - HYC is up more than 10% and MCHL 4.5%....

Surely Balfour's bid shows that undervalued firms like HYC and SWG are ripe for bid interest...as Balfour's CEO puts it, the acquisition of a professional services firm

"is a key step in becoming a global integrated leader in infrastructure services" and "puts Balfour Beatty in an excellent position to take advantage of increased infrastructure spending".

Does anyone know how much SWG's shares would be valued at based upon the price Balfour have paid for Parsons Brinckerhoff?

[cockneyrebel] 17/9/2009 12:53

Added a few more today - chart looks like it's going to have a bash at going through that previous high soon imo.

CR

[lbarnesy] 17/9/2009 07:53

oooo conservatives in slur campaign shocker!!

[dnfa1975] 16/9/2009 23:18

10 oclock news

Gordon Brown was today accused of "not telling the truth" by the Conservatives as they unveiled a leaked Treasury document showing that the government has been planning to cut departmental budgets by 9.3%.

[greenroom78] 16/9/2009 13:13

I have set to review at 125p but would ideally hold beyond that if it still has legs

[tomb trader] 16/9/2009 13:09

whats your target greenroom

[greenroom78] 16/9/2009 11:05

Profit taking? Tree shake? I haven't seen any news to suggest a drop. I'm sticking with my original target and holding

[lbarnesy] 15/9/2009 17:06

A few nervous holders shook loose today, business as usual tomorrow!!

[pixy69] 15/9/2009 14:33

Perfect opportunity atm to top up before it takes off!

[lbarnesy] 15/9/2009 08:51

Public spending cuts are no suprise, the diveristy of the business is the groups strength. Still well undervalued IMO. DYOR

[dnfa1975] 14/9/2009 22:31

Lord Mandelson will today warn that Labour cannot solve problems "simply by throwing money at them" amid growing signs that the Government is preparing to announce cuts in public spending growth.

By Robert Winnett, Deputy Political Editor
Published: 6:00AM BST 14 Sep 2009
The Business Secretary, who is regarded as the unofficial deputy Prime Minister, will say that Labour should not allow itself to be "painted as a party that is oblivious to economic conditions".
The peer believes that although it was right for Labour to pump money into the economy during the recession, the rate of public spending will inevitably have to fall during the recovery to allow Government debt to be repaid


Wonder if this will have any impact?