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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Venture Life Group Plc | LSE:VLG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BFPM8908 | ORD 0.3P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.75 | 1.91% | 40.00 | 39.00 | 41.00 | 40.00 | 38.75 | 39.25 | 124,955 | 15:09:02 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Misc Retail Stores, Nec | 43.98M | 520k | 0.0041 | 97.56 | 50.33M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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05/10/2016 09:29 | The mole got BOOd away | modform | |
05/10/2016 09:15 | How did the mole cull go A? | petersinthemarket | |
05/10/2016 08:50 | BOO blasting through like there is nothing in the way. Radio commentators blithering about no-dividend, utterly irrelevant, Tesco. I must concentrate on what is important and not be distracted.....I must...... apad | apad | |
05/10/2016 08:34 | L, My wife and I watched the TRAK presentation from the point of view "would you trust these people". Never mind the content, look at the body language. At the end we fell about laughing and decided that we wouldn't trust them to babysit. FWIW. apad ps JDG was like a muppet show. | apad | |
05/10/2016 08:12 | Lock 'n load :-) apad | apad | |
05/10/2016 08:04 | Off to Goodwin AGM red | redartbmud | |
04/10/2016 15:15 | BOO doing very well at the moment while poor TRAK is doing the opposite. I used to hold the latter but sold out at a loss! Oh well. Would be nice if BOO pays a dividend one day, but that may be a LONG time down the road and perhaps I will be holding only half my current holding by then which would be "free" as I have more than 1 bagged my average buy price so far. My best "result" so far in this share-dealing interest of mine. | lauders | |
04/10/2016 13:36 | Well, maybe my 8000 FTSE forecast by the end of the year is on track. I finally got fed up with CLLN and sold out on the little blip first thing. Like poking a wet sack. Didn't even keep a few for interest. Sorry, red, I am a failed disciple, still I came out with a profit when including the divys. You can guess where it has gone - paid over the odds because I was in a hurry this morning, so bought in one tranche, irritating. BOO has overtaken ABC into second slot. Didn't forecast that! Amusing to see a few speeches at a conference moving the market. I'm still holding to the position that there is nowhere to go other than producing, strong companies and that the central banks are just bobbing around in the surf. apad | apad | |
04/10/2016 13:31 | Looks as if BOO can defy gravity | petersinthemarket | |
04/10/2016 09:33 | The problem with BVXP (a company I quite like) that I have is that currently it seems to be a binary play on whether/when the Troponin blood test hits the market - and this is totally in the hands of one of their customers rather than their control. | glaws2 | |
04/10/2016 08:57 | Not as racey as you guys, but traded BT.A again today. Bought yesterday at £3.83175 and sold today at £3.8925. Not a lot but every little helps. My 4th trade since 8th September. I am refining my deals in the £3.80 to £3.90 corridor. My core holding average price is now at £3.287p Happy days red Happy days | redartbmud | |
03/10/2016 20:11 | I will be if youinvest ever get their act together and give me the option of participating! Emailed them and they say one day this week! | janeann | |
03/10/2016 19:26 | Anyone going for the Tritax BBOX offer? | petersinthemarket | |
03/10/2016 17:02 | Played it that way for years, L. BUT steady, so-called 'safe' yielders now ridiculous valuations, so I have been moving out over the last few years. However, I have 'growth' shares that I have held for a long term that are a good source of income. apad | apad | |
03/10/2016 14:53 | I see! Every bit helps then. Certainly nice to have good, and hopefully regular, income from other investments if that is the case. Good luck :-) | lauders | |
03/10/2016 11:29 | Not big numbers, L - out of income :-) apad | apad | |
03/10/2016 11:13 | All this buying you are undertaking of BVXP shares should surely be moving it northwards by now APAD! ;-) No doubt it will decide to do that when/if I ever decide to follow you and others :-( | lauders | |
03/10/2016 10:44 | Decided I can't see any point in holding MYSL so came out with £200 profit (10% in 2 months) so can't be bad for a toe in the water - red will be proud of me :-) Bought BVXP in daughter's ISA. apad | apad | |
02/10/2016 14:02 | Sorry for slightly off topic but does anybody see a major problem market wise running unto the US election and the possibility that Trump may actually win ? | panic investor | |
01/10/2016 17:41 | Re BVXP fair challenges attrader, be interesting to see how they fare - one counter point is that they are currently developing new products as but you are right to question whether they can keep doing that over time as their excess cash grows. | hydrus | |
01/10/2016 17:01 | Superb new Beddard article on RSW. Says nothing I didn't know, but puts it together and infers much better than I ever could. apad | apad | |
01/10/2016 16:46 | A great book to understand ROCE/ROIC is hxxps://www.amazon.c A bit technical but i found it useful for understanding the relation between Growth, ROIC and Cost of capital. | attrader | |
01/10/2016 16:40 | One less attractive thing about BVXP is the growth prospects.It operates in a niche market with limited scope of deploying the cash for future growth. Thats why the dividend yield is quite high as they don't have opportunities to develop more products. ROCE for BVXP is quite high and indicative of its strong moat, however, if a business is unable to invest the excess cash then it looses its attraction imv. | attrader |
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