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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Steppe Cement Ltd | LSE:STCM | London | Ordinary Share | MYA004433001 | ORD NPV |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.00 | -4.55% | 21.00 | 20.00 | 22.00 | 22.00 | 21.00 | 22.00 | 18,475 | 08:47:19 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cement, Hydraulic | 86.73M | 17.78M | 0.0812 | 2.71 | 48.18M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/7/2021 07:00 | F.A.B. Mr Tracy! The seller is obviously SEB. It begs the question - why are they selling? But that is their business/concern. What I don't understand is why another large shareholder doesn't just hoover up(or make an offer for) SEB's remaining circa 4% or just the total amount that SEB want to get shot of? 8.7million shares - £4.25m must be a round to drinks to Abu Hanza or whatever the big shareholder is called. Wam Hanza. I'm happy to accept the fact that I could be naive about this or just plain stoopid, but it does appear to be illogical. | eggbaconandbubble | |
26/7/2021 18:54 | There has been a sizeable seller here for at least 3 years now but, the buying is outgunning them & rightly so. | mattjos | |
26/7/2021 18:17 | OK, but if there is a significant seller the price won't increase - supply and demand theory! | eggbaconandbubble | |
26/7/2021 17:47 | Supply has to come from somewhere | mattjos | |
26/7/2021 16:32 | Does that last trade - sell 108k suggest there is a big seller out there still, which I suppose is holding the price back? | eggbaconandbubble | |
26/7/2021 11:59 | I would have smoked them before I got on the plane! | eggbaconandbubble | |
26/7/2021 11:34 | I got offered a couple of Camels for my Misses when in Saudi!.. I've never been so offended!..I mean..how can they expect me to get 2 Camels on the aircraft!? ? | dovey21 | |
26/7/2021 11:16 | Eggs: I'll give you 50p and a pound of grapes. | farnesbarnes | |
26/7/2021 11:03 | Better to sell the wife and not STCM, slavery sounds a good idea in a faraway place, as used to be said of Glaxo, never sell STCM.... | wilo101 | |
26/7/2021 10:26 | Got a hunch! Maybe a good time to sell the wife into slavery and top up big time! | eggbaconandbubble | |
26/7/2021 08:38 | Can't keep a good stock down :-) | cheshire man | |
26/7/2021 08:19 | Nice start again this morning :) | jeanesy | |
25/7/2021 01:07 | Thank you very much Dovey21 and jeanesy! I appreciate the welcome and hope we do well together as we watch the news flow and reap the dividends while we wait. Dovey - A wise move after SNG's magic Monday move! I still hold all my shares in them but not a significant holding compared to others, hence I just let it run. If we have another "magic day" there, and we may well have one if tea-leaves are being read correctly, I may well follow your example! Have to also thank Mattjos for bringing my attention to both STCM and MBO on another board over the years. Better late than never, although at present I don't hold any MBO. Good luck all! | lauders | |
24/7/2021 12:28 | Welcome Lauders. STCM is a gem. I put a sizeable chunk of my SNG magic Monday fortunes in here. I'm at 25p, 21p and some a bit cheaper iirc. This is a long term hold for me. Great yield and returns. Great to see you here..still relatively ignored but the fan base is growing weekly. | dovey21 | |
23/7/2021 14:05 | Yes, good steady consistent buying on each dip for some time now … this really should be trading more like 75p given the yield. Bit of a slow burner but, don't doubt it will get there. | mattjos | |
23/7/2021 13:27 | Looks to be an ascending triangle / base building. If so, there could be a measured move upto circa 65p perhaps by end of year. | farnesbarnes | |
23/7/2021 10:48 | If anyone's interested the single 'sell order' showing of 5000 was actually a 'buy' :-) | eggbaconandbubble | |
23/7/2021 10:20 | Looks like good timing. Welcome and good luck with your investment. | jeanesy | |
23/7/2021 08:51 | Joined you all the other day. Have been watching STCM and MBO but chose STCM in the end based on the great yield and potential long term growth. Like the lack of debt and needed something a bit more reliable that pays me some income while I waited. Most of my other holdings are no income companies and perhaps just a bit too erratic when it comes to the share price. Will consider adding dividends and profits (when/if I make any and sell to release them) into more STCM too, depending on price/performance. | lauders | |
21/7/2021 17:59 | Yes Gary i had a quick look on all of them. Ofc i didnt read Financial reports etc, but in just 5 minutes I saw loss in last year, i saw big loans also. STCM has none of those. Loan "free" (some will argue but if u have more cash than loan, you ARE loan free in practice ) and better p/e, lower book value...everything is better at STCM. Just to remind you i sold several days ago and now im back in with less shares. They have solid yield but they are not as safe play as STCM. Regards, | xenomorph1 | |
21/7/2021 17:33 | xenomorph1, With all due respect you clearly haven't had a good look at the companies mentioned if that is the conclusion you have come to. This is the STCM thread and so I will leave it there but just illustrating that there are other good companies out there that are offering very good yields at the moment. MNG would be another. Doesn't mean I don't have great faith in STCM and is why I hold 85K shares and is a core holding for me presently. | gary1966 | |
21/7/2021 16:45 | You cant rly compare those companies with STCM. STCM has net positiven balance, and other are full with loans, loss for the year.... Also, STCM has p/e of around 8-9, with great payout ratio.... others are way higher that that. So the least riskier is STCM if you want a dividend play. | xenomorph1 |
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