Stanley Gibbons Share Discussion Threads

[kael] 25/3/2004 12:10

hey popgun, good chart. DO you know how I can get my charts to display properly? - it seems my charts only display for a small amount of time.

[popgun] 25/3/2004 11:16

Hi Kael,

Nice chart. Here's one I did on the FAR3 thread a while back now. I'm just posting it here as it was then (one of my first attempts so it's a bit simple).

I bought SGI last week on fundamentals and didn't pay much attention to the chart. Now you mention it, here's a simple one (more pretty colours than in-depth technical analysis really, but it's all practice ;-) A stock like SGI is one I'd hold on fundamentals and faith as much as on the chart but there seem to be quite a few meaningful patterns in there.

[kael] 24/3/2004 17:50

Is there a way of posting my own charts up? In other words from my hard drive?

[kael] 24/3/2004 17:48

lol...why do i get the feeling most of us are hovering over that buy button? I must admit I was very close to adding another 10K today. I use charts and technically speaking we are close to support - there is also the possibility of a bounce up from @75p.

[nurdin] 24/3/2004 17:47

A lot of mileage in these yet...I am looking to add too so dont push it too hard CR :o)

[cockneyrebel] 24/3/2004 17:32

Hmm..let them sell I say - just means a nice top-up before the AGM heading my way :-)

It's just the bored and the punters who don't own a calculator imo.

CR

[smow1] 24/3/2004 17:06

Expecting very upbeat AGM with an increased special dividend and indications that they will beat expectations for the next 12 months. As you say - we should see some price action and a quick rise going into the AGM as people come back, probably paying for the share than when they sold it. Time to top-up if it falls any further.

[kael] 24/3/2004 17:02

I believe that T trade was a buy btw... AGM is three weeks away, Im sure many are hoping to buy back before then. did a bit a chart analysis but cant post here as it was in java but suffice to say still in its uptrend and is forming a bullish triangle.

mm's have tbh moved it down on relatively small volume over the past few days. Im confident the AGM will bring a good trading update, highllighting that they will at least meet, if not beat expectations.

[smow1] 24/3/2004 16:54

MM's just hoovering up loads of small sells today at bargain prices as they walked the price down. Wouldn't dream of selling any myself ahead of the AGM, the special dividend (PRVD price shows no sign of falling) and the further 2.3M share buy backs.

No doubt sellers will be back buying at a higher price in a month or two when this one is rising fast. P/E is still only around 12 for excellent growth and a great outlook for the next 12 months. What more do people want.

[nurdin] 23/3/2004 08:02

Noticed PRVD were up near 3% on Nasdaq in a heavily falling market...bodes very well come june...

[kael] 22/3/2004 11:38

Yes it has - it probably will be until these buy backs finish - I imagine that those sells are being soaked up by a buyback in progress. I did say this it will be rangebound until this buyback policy has finished.

[daza75] 22/3/2004 11:15

thanks for the link, its been very quite on here recently.

[dbcnotts] 22/3/2004 10:48

A new 8 page Seymour Pierce brokers note is also now available on the company website. Recommendation changed from buy on weakness to buy. A good overview.

[kael] 18/3/2004 16:05

Ok they recording of the interview is on now for anyone who is interested...

[kael] 18/3/2004 11:42

I just ran a quick estimate from the profits he mentioned for next year and year after... gives a whopping PE of 7...lol... Of course if they excel themselves again as they did this year then things really are looking rosy! As it stands, it is very possible that these will triple in value from here...Yes thats right I said triple! Assuming they can reach 2.5million profit, a PE of 20 will place them on £2!

[smow1] 18/3/2004 11:36

Share buy backs reward long terms holders, as opposed to huge one off dividends which people grab and then sell the shares. Much better idea in my opinion, and look at the MBY and TPT charts to see how share buy backs help long term holders and get rid of any weakness and selling in the shares.

[kael] 18/3/2004 10:34

Tinker I suggest you listen to the interview. Ah, just found out it hasnt been put on yet... :/

The question from what I remember was asked and was met with a pretty good response :)



You should also realise that share buybacks are good things...for one they increase EPS and therefore increase dividends :))

[tinker] 18/3/2004 10:21

Why does the company want to buy back shares? Doesn't that suggest they don't know what to do with the money?

[yf23_1] 17/3/2004 17:20

"special dividend may be paid & whether it will reduce the share price accordingly"

Of course any dividend will drop the shareprice usually by the amount of the dividend.
The only thing it does is alter the return on equity on the remaining equity and has the effect of 'gearing up' the remaining equity which would amplify any growth effect of current and future operations.

[kael] 17/3/2004 16:49

There is more to SGI than the dividend... but no doubt traders will jump in on the back of a special dividend. When it will be paid is anyones guess but the AGM will give clarification no doubt, and that is on the 15th April

[tinker] 17/3/2004 16:40

undervalued ino - 2 questions

1 What's this got to do with SGI?

2 With a name like yours, what connection do you have with Innobox?

[kael] 17/3/2004 16:25

He spoke about that too...best listen to the broadcast.