Trakm8 Share Price (TRAK)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Trakm8 Holdings	LSE:TRAK	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0P1RP10	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-3.50p	-4.07%	82.50p	80.00p	85.00p	86.00p	82.50p	86.00p	50,457	14:45:57

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Technology Hardware & Equipment	26.8	0.7	4.5	18.3	29.47

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
11/8/2017	13:01	UKREG	Trakm8 Holdings PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
11/8/2017	07:00	UKREG	Trakm8 Holdings PLC Notice of AGM & Technology Roadshow for Investors
08/8/2017	10:35	ALNC	Trakm8 Holdings Awarded 1.3 Million Contract To Supply Roadhawk 600s
08/8/2017	07:34	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
08/8/2017	07:00	UKREG	Trakm8 Holdings PLC Contract win
04/7/2017	14:00	UKREG	Trakm8 Holdings PLC Issue of Options
03/7/2017	10:58	ALNC	Trakm8 Optimistic On Year Ahead Despite Profit Drop, Halts Dividend
03/7/2017	07:00	UKREG	Trakm8 Holdings PLC Final Results
07/6/2017	08:50	ALNC	Trakm8 Extends Contract With Shell For Smart Charging Product
07/6/2017	08:18	DJN	Trakm8 Wins Shell Contract Extension

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
18/8/2017	16:05	TRAKm8 Cutting edge Telematics & vehicle management	1,754
05/10/2016	14:16	trakm8 - Ultimate Vehicle Control - NEW ISSUE	1,470
10/8/2016	13:22	Trakm8 - TW talks crap	-
16/2/2016	15:27	Trakm8 - TW says worth jack sheet	-

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Trakm8 (TRAK) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2017-08-18 15:17:37	83.50	5,973	4,987.46	O
2017-08-18 14:42:41	83.50	2,000	1,670.00	O
2017-08-18 14:27:00	80.14	750	601.01	O
2017-08-18 14:15:32	83.75	5,000	4,187.50	O
2017-08-18 13:45:51	80.10	5,400	4,325.40	O

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18/8/2017 09:20	Trakm8 Daily Update: Trakm8 Holdings is listed in the Technology Hardware & Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TRAK. The last closing price for Trakm8 was 86p. Trakm8 Holdings has a 4 week average price of 80.50p and a 12 week average price of 76p. The 1 year high share price is 245p while the 1 year low share price is currently 62.50p. There are currently 35,723,254 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 37,416 shares. The market capitalisation of Trakm8 Holdings is £29,471,684.55. Read Full Thread Reply
27/7/2017 08:46	michaelmouse: Nod you should use the share price/market cap. as a guide to indicate whether a company is cheap or expensive to buy. With micro-caps (and other companies) the share price often has a disconnect with the underlying business. The company has had one poor year so far but the share price has oscillated wildly from time to time on illiquidity and sentiment. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/7/2017 08:39	nod: MM, and the share price. Which is what most people are interested in.So, how do you explain the share price over the past two years or so? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/6/2017 14:54	paleje: 3i say recovery clearly intact and next month's numbers and TU keenly awaited. I think your enthusiasm is well placed Blondie ans should say thanks cos it was a post from you months ago which originally alerted me to the potential. By David Brenchley \| Wed, 7th June 2017 - 13:09 Trakm8's big win keeps recovery intact Keeping the faith is sometimes difficult to do, and Trakm8 (TRAK) will have been a frustrating holding for some investors. It's long been an Interactive Investor and City favourite, but has been a source of frustration in recent months. Having been a star for so long after listing on AIM back in 2005 - it surged from 4p in 2009 to a December 2015 high of over £4 - a string of profit warnings wiped out 85% of its value over the next year and a half. However, after a trio of contract wins and extensions last month, the telematics and data supplier's troubles could be over, with March's low of 60p a clear bottom. Trakm8 shares have doubled in value since then and were up as much as 8% Wednesday after agreeing an extension to an existing contract with £175 billion oil major Royal Dutch Shell (RDSB). The deal allows it to expand development of its Smart Charging product and, Trakm8 says, provide Shell with a capability to manage and optimise the charging of electric vehicles, initially for the US market. Trakm8 and Shell have been working together since 2013 through Trakm8's Optimisation business Route Monkey, which helps organisations improve productivity and efficiency. Trakm8 chief executive John Watkins says the deal "extends the ongoing work to cover this financial year and creates a framework for continued collaboration". And it's this extension with regards to Route Monkey, after supermarket chain Iceland recently signed up to use the service until April 2024, that's giving Trakm8 a much needed boost. Long-time fan and house broker finnCap said last week that the Iceland deal, along with contracts signed with Mecalec and Direct Line in the weeks previous, will "all help to reassure investors and underpin current forecasts". "Furthermore, [the Iceland] contract validates the long and expensive programme of acquisitions and developments that Trakm8 has undertaken over the last few years to broaden its portfolio of products and services," analyst Lorne Daniel explained. He adds that a change in approach from Trakm8 is now enabling the firm to secure large fleet contracts "and we expect to see more such services in the year ahead". Trakm8 is a company we have backed before. Edmond Jackson drew attention to what he described as "a contrarian's dream" back in November up at £1.50, but the stock disappointed. Undeterred, Edmond took a second look the day before the Iceland deal was announced last week. He concluded that the unravelling of the share price was due more to "timing and investment than lack of appeal of Trakm8's technology", as evidenced by the raft of recent deals. Pre-tax profit for the full-year 2017 is expected to be much lower than 2016's £3.8 million at just £1 million before shooting back up to £3 million in 2018, according to finnCap's forecasts. At one point, those forecasts stood at £5.9 million and £7.2 million respectively. Adjusted earnings per share look likely to be well down next year at 2.8p, giving it a rather lofty looking forecast price/earnings (PE) ratio of 42 times. Trakm8 has traded on an average historic PE of around 30 times, although that was when earnings were growing fast. Daniel has a target price of 180p on Trakm8 shares, suggesting upside of 53%. The next catalyst will be results and a first-quarter update due early next month, which Daniel expects "should provide greater clarity on the sale of the opportunities for the combined product range". We await them with interest. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/3/2017 07:25	pj 1: Proposed Capital Raising Trakm8, the AIM-listed telematics and data insight provider, today announces that it proposes to raise approximately GBP1.66 million through the issue of an aggregate of 2,556,831 new ordinary shares of one penny each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 65 pence per Ordinary Share (the "Issue Price"). The capital raising (the "Capital Raising") proposed comprises a placing (the "Placing") of 1,370,681 new Ordinary Shares (the "Placing Shares") and subscriptions (the "Subscription") of 1,186,150 new Ordinary Shares (the "Subscription Shares") (the Subscription Shares and the Placing Shares, together the "New Ordinary Shares"), in each case at the Issue Price, by certain directors (the "Directors") and senior management of the Company and other existing investors. http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/trakm8-TRAK/share-news/Trakm8-Holdings-PLC-Proposed-Capital-Raising/74004515 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/10/2016 16:18	elrico: One of your own trolls getting all excited over what, may I ask? My guess...looking a fool. Meanwhile...how much has TRAK lost in the same period? AVN (his favourite fraud) in the same period has bombed from michaelmouse published buy of 190p and 120p to....wait for it...27p TRAK has faired a little better. Bombed from 290p to 165p. I put it to you michaelmouse, you are in no position to lecture me on my largest holding, especially as my published price is 15p with an average of 26p. The fact you are not able to see one of Aim best opportunities, well, quite frankly comes as no shock to me, given you Trak record. I suspect his OPTI short is not going to plan. michaelmouse9 Oct '16 - 14:03 - 597 of 597 0 0 post 585 - "Anyway let's see what develops, but bargepole territory for me with every extra bit of PR they produce to try and pump up the price." Oh dear!! Same old, same old. Loss making company tries diversionary tactic i.e. "spin-off" story. Share price has lost 40% of it's value in the past year. A desperate PR attempt is made over the weekend to try and pump up the price next week and halt a total collapse. Yawn. I hope it works for holders because that "rolling top" on the chart is a classic. If the share price doesn't rise on Monday (substantially) then 40p here we come. They need a strong share price to get a spin-off IPO away hence the tipsters trying to get the PIs all worked up over the weekend. The facts remain. They are years away from meaningful revenues and profitability. They need shed loads of more cash. Hence the attempt at a "spin-off". Nervous day for holders on Monday. Share price needs to "take off" on strategic pumping campaign. ,...,.................................................... Let's have the real facts michaelmouse. These have been furnished to you before; Fully funded for at least 2 years Cash burn at £100k per month No debt 6 commercial joint venture deals where multi national meet R&D costs First commercial production launch of GoFigure. Hybridan expect revenues in the region of £10m Independent valuation of skinbiotix th OK right to be £250m This is going to demerger before Christmas. OPTI own 51% of skinbiotix No dilution to OPTI, The fact you don't understand the clear advantages of demerger is a clear example if one was needed you just don't understand how the markets work. The fact you don't understand how the skinbiotix IPO will benefit OPTI shareholder, whom will get free shares, again shows your folly, your ignorance of real potential, blinded by your hate for a blogger. Strange as this is, you at least find common ground with your view on another company you love dissing. NANO. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-3828740/MIDAS-TIPS-UPDATE-Share-price-slimmed-little-OptiBiotix-s-profile-set-expand.html Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/10/2016 14:18	michaelmouse: Trakm8 is really for long term investors imo, and I'm a very happy one. Yes I've got a different perspective to most since I was buying 5 years ago when the share price was in the teens. The progress of the company in that time has been spectacular. So has the share price performance. If you're a short term speculator then I'd advise you to stay clear of these types of company. They really are for the long term investor who is prepared to wait for the huge returns that can be made over several years. If you are a short term investor and bought at much higher prices then no doubt you are feeling sore that the share price has fallen back to these levels. However, longer term I'd expect the previous high to easily be exceeded. At the current price Trakm8 is an absolute bargain if you're prepared to wait for the real returns in years to come. Anyway, do your own thing as they say, but the long term story is in tact. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/9/2016 11:21	rivaldo: I bought a few of these this week - hopefully we'll see a sharp bounce soon. This is the Shares Mag article FYI: "Trakm8 Brexit bump in the road Share price weakness is an interesting buying opportunity A £500,000 increase in component costs has slammed the brakes on shares in telematics equipment manufacturer Trakm8 (TRAK:AIM). But substantial growth in the order pipeline and management’s impressive execution track record suggests now could be a good time to buy on price weakness. Analysts are sticking to a 425p target price that implies investors could double their money in 12 to 18 months. The share price has declined from 227.5p to 212.5p since revealing the component cost issue. The cost increase is not hugely surprising since the company sources a considerable number of its components from the eurozone. The pound has been steadily falling since long before the Brexit vote as the Bank of England’s moves to shore up the economy have pushed investors into selling the pound. Its slump over the last 12 months means sterling is now worth 16% less against the dollar and 18% down on the euro. The company remains confident it can o„ffset much of the extra costs through its overseas expansion plans and by renegotiating with many of its key suppliers. The optimism of executive chairman John Watkins is shared by FinnCap analyst Lorne Daniel. ‘We retain confidence that the revised full year profit growth forecasts can still be achieved if the first half 2017 profit is, as indicated, below half year 2016.’ A trading update on 7 September revealed exceptional order growth in the first six months of the full year to 31 March 2017 showing a 27% underling increase in the order book year-on-year, and an even better 37% hike when the £9.1 million acquisition of Route Monkey is factored in. If Trakm8’s guidance is as accurate it would imply a rough 7.5% fall in profit due to the sterling hit. Daniel top-sliced his full year earnings per share (EPS) expectations by 7% (1.3p) to 15.7p, but that still implies nearly 25% annual growth. The year to March 2018 is anticipated to show a 15% increase again, with 18p EPS pencilled in. ‘Trakm8’s management team has consistently met expectations over many years so is clearly both conservative and accurate in its financial forecasting,’ believes the analyst. SHARES SAYS:  A PE of 13.5 falling to 11.8 next year looks attractive given the still robust growth rates being achieved." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/6/2016 20:20	blondeamon: Also falling today are shares in Trakm8 (LSE: TRAK), with the vehicle telematics specialist seeing a fall in its share price of 9% despite no news flow having been released by the company. Clearly, this has been a tough year thus far for Trakm8’s investors, with its share price having fallen by 40% year-to-date. And with investor sentiment showing little sign of improving in the short run, further share price declines cannot be ruled out. Rising profitability Looking ahead, however, Trakm8’s share price could record a strong recovery since the company is expected to report rising profitability over the next two financial years. In fact, Trakm8’s bottom line is forecast to rise by 84% in the current year and by a further 48% in the following financial year. This has the potential, if delivered, to cause a step-change in investor sentiment and with Trakm8 trading on a price-to-earnings growth (PEG) ratio of just 0.3, it seems to offer a relatively appealing risk/reward ratio for less risk averse investors. Https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2016/06/14/why-are-findel-plc-trakm8-holdings-plc-and-game-digital-plc-among-todays-biggest-movers/ Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/1/2016 08:30	smithie6: ..bulls and bears.. Fair share price... Short term ( till end of Feb. ....& assuming no news 150-200p ( even then its expensive) 330p recent peak = insanity 270p recent price...overpriced imo with little attraction on risk/reward for upside Personally I wouldnt be analysing in detail and consider whether to buy unless hits 150p. But noting I dont like stuff on high ratings, high % produce losses for investors and only a few imo deliver. And imho very few "expensive" shares on London mkts grow their price long term most go up and down and go nowhere imo !....and only dirs. and brokers make money. --- one could argue that directors have a history of dubious behaviour - breaking Company Act 2006 , in letter or /and spirit by subscribing for cheap shares in BOX acquisition when law prohibits - insider dealing using insider knowledge....they had insider knowledge - treating different shareholders differently..they allowed themselves to subscribe but did not allow normal shareholders to do so on same terms & -directors using share options & the company for own personal use...( they sell X shares.....then issue themselves options for X shares so that their holding is essentialky unchanged, but they have X million pnds in their pockets so have less risk & can buy cars, houses etc)..when law requires them to operate the company for all shareholders.. While I note that many shareholders will not see or listen to any -ve comments about the dirs. conduct. --- Technically I cant see TRAK products conquering the world. Company investment in R & D is tiny; surely there must be numerous USA & Russian companies that are much bigger and with much higher R & D spends ??...hence very tough competition... I recall the history of TOAD... Skeptical about over valuing TRAK. ---- But of course the co. is exposed to car sector.....millions of cars in world....so what is a fair pricing ratio to use is anyone's guess.... However...history shows that wherever there is a profitable end mkt and companies in it are very highly valued....that more and more companies will arrive to meet the demand.....increasing competition and reducing unit prices and profit in pounds per unit ---- On share price....one way to value the shares is to have bought the shares at say 50p or 100p....seeing the possibilities...and then wait 5 years till look at the price again....and ignore the share price oscillations during the 5 years....if the possibilities work out then the share price should be higher than 50p or 100p. If buy in at a high price ratio ....like at say the 330p peak then such an approach has less logic imo. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/1/2016 10:46	jombaston: Given the fuss I thought I should read TW. It seems he has 2 arguments: 1. TRAK overpaid for Route Monkey Is TW saying that they didn't perform due diligence before the acquisition? Really? I don't think TRAK were buying RM just for current profits. In any case, the TRAK share price has fallen by several times the total cost of RM! 2. TRAK did not generate FCF in the last full year numbers And this is news? They have been quite clear about reinvesting into capex and r&d rather than paying a dividend. There is no suggestion of any fraud or accounting irregularities so I'm quite relieved. I think the message is DYOR, rather than buying or selling on tips. You are only helping the tipsters who thrive on publicity! Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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