Touch Group Share Discussion Threads

[thinkbig?] 26/6/2006 16:12

No did not know about the note,till this morning when my broker phoned me, well its done no good as its just been marked down!!

[invisage] 26/6/2006 15:55

pat
email

[patviera] 26/6/2006 15:51

thinkbig..is that why u bought touch?

[stemis] 26/6/2006 14:22

Current share price of 5.5p = £4.1M.

Assuming cash neutral since 31.12.05, then it should have cash of £1.2M + £0.7M from placing, lets say £1.5M. Mediazest is 'worth' about £0.5M, which leaves about £2.1M for the business.

Equity Development's forecast EBITDA is £0.8M (2006) and £2.0M (2007).

[stemis] 26/6/2006 14:16

Presumably you mean the Equity Development note



Market value of 14.65p (=£10.8M cap) based on 10 x 2006F EBITDA of £0.8M plus cash/investments.

[patviera] 26/6/2006 14:05

buy note came out last week from guys who had 80p px tgt!!..think big,i thought u said good news was coming?have a look at touchlocal and touchbriefings, definitely improved in terms of presentation.

[thinkbig?] 26/6/2006 14:00

Carn't post or i will be in trouble, will take a few days for it to be read before we get any new buyers. I hope we do,because its looking vey sad at the moment

[hardben] 26/6/2006 13:19

don't believe thinkbig, he's very stupid and full of it.

hb

[masurenguy] 26/6/2006 11:44

Buy Note issued by whom ?
Are you able to post any link ?

[thinkbig?] 26/6/2006 11:06

thir is a buy note out today just been informed by my broker, witha target price of 14p. Lets see if this helps

[techanalyst] 24/6/2006 17:06

I reckon most knows exactly my thoughts on the youngster but the point I am making is after getting so involved in this stock,refusing to listen to reason and shouting how great this stock was,how does he expect anyone to even care what he thinks about TOU. Either he's sitting on a massive loss or sold at a massive loss or never held in the first place. I mean investing in a stock because the chairman says he's holding for his grandchildren to me is not much of a reason to invest. He assumed all the earnings never looked at any HARD figures and got stung for it. Now with TOU at these levels maybe it is worth a look for some upside lets face it zero is not that far away so the risk reward is more favorable if you've done the research right.
I made up an email name and was teaching him a few things about fundies lol me a humble chartist advising the great invisage on what you look for from a fundamentals viewpoint and him taking my advice and posting what he learnt from me was quite funny;-)
all I did was read it in a book was'nt hard at all to find out.

[techanalyst] 24/6/2006 15:11

Vis you never answered me mate did you duck out of TOU at a big loss or do you still hold tia ;-)

[kingspot] 24/6/2006 14:54

when is the big news out ??
pay-per-call is good sector to be in

[rossstar3] 24/6/2006 10:32

as we all know but just to emphasise how important i think this is,tactrade paid 450,000 stg for 50% revenue in touch verticals ,this will be used to set it up as a profitable entity so no fundig problems i would hope ,plenty of good news to come .

[hamidahamida] 23/6/2006 21:19

Tamer Ozmen, Chief Executive Officer at Touch Group plc added: "Here at Touch
Local our goal is to bring SMEs into same playing field with the large
corporations to take advantage of fast growing online advertising and search
market. Going a step further, we are able to deliver value through performance
related products, enabling SMEs to see the real value of their investment and
track the source of their leads. For example, >>>>>>>>>we were the first company to bring
Pay-Per-Call to the UK market.
This has proven very
successful, and to date has led to our>>>>>>>> 135% year on year growth.''

here is why pay per call is growing so fast


Last week, AOL became the largest online service to offer the comparatively new pay-per-call format to search advertisers. Pay-per-call is rapidly gaining traction among search marketers, especially those targeting a local audience, and if you're not familiar with the format, it's worth a look.


The premise behind pay-per-call advertising is straightforward: Rather than presenting a sponsored link to click through to an advertiser's web site in response to a query, pay-per-call ads display a toll-free telephone number. The searcher can still click on the pay-per-call ad, but rather than visiting the advertiser's web site, the user sees a brief information page about the business.

The pay-per-call format solves a problem for the millions of businesses that don't have a web presence, but still want to be found by online searchers. It's especially effective for local businesses, since pay-per-call ads can be targeted for users in a specific location.

[hardben] 22/6/2006 23:59

lol

hb

[techanalyst] 22/6/2006 23:02

Vis I take it you sold your tou shares at a large loss then or do you still hold from 25p

[patviera] 22/6/2006 22:57

think bitg..research out with 15p tgt from the same guys who had an 80p tgt and are completely wrong..is this the news u were expecting?

[invisage] 22/6/2006 22:21

yep until you go bust..

[rossstar3] 22/6/2006 22:18

speculate to acumulate