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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Tolent | LSE:TLT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008268533 | ORD 10P |
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% | 20.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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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06/3/2007 19:37 | Does this stock ever cease to surprise? Usually releases results in the middle of the day and now issues them after the market has closed. Pre tax of £5.3m and EPS of 28.7p beat Forecast of £5.0m and 27.3p Massive cash balance of £18.7m = 40% of the market cap...so they declare a Final div...the same as the Interim one...still 23.4p a share div = nearly 7% yield at the current price. | jeff h | |
21/2/2007 15:42 | Impressive rise. | davebowler | |
13/2/2007 19:26 | Buyers getting in before the results. I'm surprised the 20/10/06 Forecast has not been updated as the company sold over 25% of the Leeds development that I've frequently mentioned up the thread. They were asking £210sq ft so I reckon thats about £9m to the JV with a profit of around £3m - Tolents share of course being 50% of these figures. | jeff h | |
15/1/2007 11:19 | SP taking a breather......perhap | piedro | |
19/12/2006 16:26 | Nearly there - Happy Christmas!! | piedro | |
19/12/2006 13:35 | INTEREST RATES http: Commentary://quotes. March T-bonds were higher overnight as they consolidate some of last week's decline. Stochastics and the RSI remain neutral to bearish signaling that sideways to lower prices are possible near-term. If March extends this month's decline, the 38% retracement level of this year's rally crossing at 111-06 is the next downside target. Closes above last Wednesday's high crossing at 114-06 would signal that a short-term low has been posted | energyi | |
13/11/2006 16:42 | It would help the Directors (and other shareholders) realise more fully, the value of their stock, if there were to be significant dilution of the controlling holdings of Amco Investments and the common directors.This could be achieved by some form of corporate activity ,which might ,if the share price is indicative,just be in developing.(Hope so). | mudbath | |
08/11/2006 14:46 | Mr Mole - the share price stagnated from May 05 to Sep 06. Takeover or not, I believe that it is making up for lost time and perhaps make £3.30 this year. | piedro | |
05/11/2006 14:09 | Exceptionally high dividend; strong sector and discussion above on takeover potential. Any views on where the share price is likely to head ? | mr mole | |
25/10/2006 18:37 | Jeff H-an interesting potential stategy for Tolent. I consider it more probable,however, that the directors are looking for a third party approach. As you say- a waiting game -for the moment. | mudbath | |
25/10/2006 18:19 | Thought that myself mudbath...and also thought that maybe even Tolent could bid and join back up with Amco. As of today however, there is no offer even for Amco on the table...RNS say:- "the Board announces that the MBO team has today informed the Independent Directors that they do not intend to make an offer for the Company. However, the Board has received other approaches and discussions continue that may or may not lead to an offer for the Company." ...so it's a waiting for developments game. | jeff h | |
25/10/2006 18:04 | A new offer for AMCO announced in the F.T. on 24.10.06, details of which are not yet in the public domain. Cannot help thinking that Tolent will also be similarly targetted should AMCO fall to a predator.The BIG question is, of course, at what price. | mudbath | |
23/10/2006 15:10 | There has been almost no price movement in [December 10-year U.S. T-Notes] over the past two sessions, which keeps our comments from earlier in the week intact. Unfortunately, in those earlier comments we were uncertain of the next move for notes. While we remain somewhat uncertain, our short-term view is crystallizing toward one particular probability. A look at both the Euro Bund and the Long Gilt reveals that both have already declined beneath their respective September 19 lows, which may be a near-term bearish omen for U.S. notes and bonds. The pattern in euroland though, appears to be a five-wave decline that is in its latter stages. So while a new low may be in the cards here in the U.S.-a drop beneath 106-170 in notes and below 109-26 in bonds-it's also possible that a leg down now will be an ending wave (a fifth wave). Thus, my best "guess" right now is that prices for both notes and bonds are in the latter stages of a fourth wave, which could be tracing out a triangle. Once complete, prices will thrust downward to complete the fifth wave from the September high. This downward thrust will then be completely retraced, as both notes and bonds undergo an ABC upward correction. I've shown how this count looks on the December notes contract above. From a larger degree standpoint, the decline from late September will probably wind up being measured in months before it is over. | energyi | |
23/10/2006 11:31 | Thanks = very interesting if so! | westcountryboy | |
22/10/2006 14:36 | No error wcb they seem to intend paying out all their earnings as dividends. If you look at the Interims the EPS and dividend paid out were both 11.7p The new forecast reflects this. I guess the top and bottom of it is that they feel they have excess cash and are thus returning it to shareholders in ordinary rather than special dividends. | jeff h | |
22/10/2006 13:58 | Hi Jeff That looks a bit like a clerical error, transferring across the eps estimates by mistake. At any rate I am quite happy enough with the old dps estimates of 13.25p and 14p! | westcountryboy | |
22/10/2006 11:48 | Brewin updated forecasts (20/10/06):- Y/E 31/12/06 Pre Tax £5.0m EPS 27.3p Div 27.3p Y/E 31/12/07 Pre Tax £5.3m EPS 28.9p Div 28.9p ....so still a 10%+ yield on offer at the current price! | jeff h | |
21/9/2006 02:28 | monday's ewi comment - already out of date... [10-year U.S. T-Notes] continued their decline from Friday's 107-145 intraday high, falling to 106-175 intraday before bouncing into the close at 106-27. Today's decline allows us to eliminate the alternate triangle interpretation. Because the entire decline from September 1 high may be construed as a potential double zigzag correction, it is important for the bearish case that prices do not push above 107-035 in December notes (under 4.74% in yields). Our view is that resistance of 106-30 to 107-00 will halt any remaining rise in prices and lead to another round of selling. The next round should draw prices closer to the area surrounding 105-25 basis the December contract (4.92%-5.00%), which is our initial downside target. Any rise that carries prices above 107-035 would negate the short-term bearish case and indicate that prices were in an up leg to at least 107-285 and probably a bit higher. | energyi | |
02/9/2006 10:30 | Not a lot being said now it's up 1000% since this first posting. Currently 270, paying dividends of close to 12p a share! So if you filled your boots at 27p you'd be doing 37% yield, alot better than a buy-to-let. The longtermers are last laughing indeedee :-) | soulsaver | |
30/8/2006 06:15 | The Fed pumped $3.87 billion into the market on Monday, adding $1.87 billion in a permanent coupon purchase and $7.25 billion in overnight repos against $5.25 billion in expirations. The 5 day net rose to an add of $4.62 billion. But that was a drop in the bucket compared to the $37.2 billion in cash that the Treasury will be taking from the market this weekin net new borrowing. With signs that the foreign central banks may be pulling in their horns a bit, that could be bad news for the market if the Fed doesn't pump even more aggressively. FCBs have been relentlessly adding GSE paper since October 2004 acquiring a total of $290 billion bringing their total holdings to $534 billion, or more than 1/3 of Fannie and Freddie paper outstanding. !! They have backed off the pace of buying a bit in recent weeks, but it's too early to say if this is the start of a re-evaluation of their "prevent defense" strategy. This strategy, motivated by a desire to keep the US consumer buying the goods which these countries produce, is an accident waiting to happen, as the US real estate backing this paper heads for troubled times. If this is the beginning of a reassessment and policy reversal on their part, it means big trouble for US markets. One sign of trouble would be an increase in the spreads between mortgage backed and government paper. It hasn't happened yet. An accelerated rise in mortgage interest rates would have devastating consequences for all financial markets as it would hasten the pending implosion of the US real estate bubble which has kept the world liquefied for the past few years. We'll be watching the data closely for signs of further FCB cutbacks in GSE holdings in the weeks ahead. (From WallStreetExaminer.c | energyi | |
26/8/2006 08:42 | Nowt in yesterday's IC either, perhaps they are waiting for the stock to fall back before they mention it, but the div has brought it to the attention of a lot of new investors who have clambered aboard. I'm wondering how much cash and profit they will make from Echo24. The flats are over 70% sold though none of the development profits were included in the recent Interims due to their previously highlighted policy of not taking a profit until practical completion...in this case probably early 2007. As well as the flats 2 retail units are being constructed:- ...on a gross yield of 8% (reasonable?)...thes another £1m to Tolent for its share...as well as approx £20m for its stake in the 179 apartments..less costs of course. | jeff h | |
17/8/2006 19:59 | :) All eyes on tommorrows IC then. | santangello | |
17/8/2006 10:43 | Santa "And still they come to pay over the offer prices for TLT!" ...prophetic words...someone just paid 5p over the full Offer for 2.4k I wonder if Mr Bearbull will feature in tomorrows IC? | jeff h | |
15/8/2006 23:11 | .....well even at £5.00 the Forecast yield would still be over 5% | jeff h |
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