Volex Share Discussion Threads

[mreasygoing] 01/10/2014 10:36

Test of the lows soon.

[dlku] 01/10/2014 09:50

indeed next rights issue wont be taken v well

[burkey1942] 01/10/2014 08:33

Doubtful. I suppose we can expect yet another cash call next month.

[dlku] 30/9/2014 14:01

will 80p hold im not so sure

[cockneyrebel] 30/9/2014 10:09

Firming up - next leg up?

Nice change in trend in recent months imo.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 26/9/2014 18:56

I don't see a downtrend mreasygoing,


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com


Completely new board over the past year.

Upbeat AGM Statement:

""It is pleasing to confirm that the trading recovery that was reported at the time of the Group's preliminary results announcement on 12 June 2014 has continued. Results for the first quarter of the year were ahead of our expectations in terms of both revenues and profitability. The successful fund raising and renewal of banking facilities announced alongside the preliminary results has meant that the Group can move forward with delivering the Volex Transformation Plan at an accelerated pace and thereby ensuring that a return to growth can be ensured in a sustainable manner."

Directors been buying shares since June.


I know why you'd want to post your one-liner but I'm afraid this is illiquid and you're gonna miss your chance soon imo. Interims mid Nov and will be well higher by then imo.

All imo/dyor etc

CR

[mreasygoing] 26/9/2014 15:02

Downtrend continues.

[cockneyrebel] 23/9/2014 18:39

I thought VLX held up really well today - just a few small trades.

I'm more focussed on what the co said at the AGM:

""It is pleasing to confirm that the trading recovery that was reported at the time of the Group's preliminary results announcement on 12 June 2014 has continued. Results for the first quarter of the year were ahead of our expectations in terms of both revenues and profitability. The successful fund raising and renewal of banking facilities announced alongside the preliminary results has meant that the Group can move forward with delivering the Volex Transformation Plan at an accelerated pace and thereby ensuring that a return to growth can be ensured in a sustainable manner."

That will come more and more into investor focus as the interims approach in Nov imo.

All imo/dyor etc.

CR

[sirgainalot] 23/9/2014 14:52

The market's down over 100 points, course it's 'heading down' - haha!

90p looks cheap for the best turnaround story on the market.

[mikepompeyfan] 23/9/2014 14:37

Derrr, isn't everything heading down today ?
Still 90p to buy.

[dlku] 23/9/2014 14:00

heading down today



support at 70p ish

[mikepompeyfan] 15/9/2014 17:15

Directors have been buying fairly regularly during the reorganisation phase at prices between 79p & 115p. If the Nov interims confirm the turnaround l fully expect these prices to soon be left behind.

[buywell2] 15/9/2014 15:57

Yes 0.13% holding is quite impressive

[puzzler2] 15/9/2014 15:42

Decided to buy back in to these today after selling out some six months ago, due to a lack of recovery progress. More recently, however, newsflow has been good, the chart has turned up and the numerous directors' buys can't be ignored.

[value viper] 12/9/2014 17:01

yep , 100 target (NRI)

[imastu pidgitaswell] 12/9/2014 16:49

And a replacement RNS issued a few hours later - wouldn't be a real Volex RNS without a balls-up...

[cockneyrebel] 12/9/2014 14:06

through the June high, nice higher highs and higher lows now imo.

CR

[protean] 12/9/2014 14:02

That's the 6th recent director buy now:

(Deals tab)

[mikepompeyfan] 12/9/2014 12:36

Volex plc (the "Company"), a global provider of power and data cabling solutions, announces that on 12 September 2014 Daren Morris, a non-executive director, purchased 30,000 Ordinary Shares of 25 pence in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 88.4 pence per share, representing in total 0.03% of the ordinary issued share capital of the Company.

[deanowls] 09/9/2014 09:27

Wrong thread opodio?

[opodio] 09/9/2014 09:21

Blucora (i.e. Infospace): Worse Than Blinkx plc & Babylon Ltd
FEBRUARY 18, 2014 3:52 AM / 4 COMMENTS

Gotham City Research initiates coverage on Blucora, Inc (a.k.a. Infospace). Blinkx next???




“Google’s first step is easy: Fire InfoSpace (a.k.a. Blucora). Google doesn’t need InfoSpace, and there’s zero reason for this relationship to continue in light of InfoSpace’s repeated failings.”

– Harvard Business School Professor Benjamin Edelman, author of The Darker Side of Blinkx, and the “Doogie Howser of online investigative work” according to former federal prosecutor Richard Boscovich

GOTHAM CITY RESEARCH’S OPINIONS

+60% of BCOR’s revenue will evaporate in coming quarters, as Google realizes it is better off without BCOR. Google and Yahoo can walk away from Blucora any time.
At least 50% of BCOR’s traffic is derived from malware, click fraud, illicit traffic (e.g. child pornography), and otherwise suspect traffic.
Blucora and its partners’ practices will receive scrutiny from Google, advertisers, FTC, DOJ, FBI, IRS, &/or the SEC.
BCOR shares are worth no more than $5.00/share, and <$1.00/share if BCOR compensates affected parties.
SUMMARY OF FACTS

94.81% of Infospace.com visitors go to css.infospace.com, a known redirect virus/browser hijacker.
Infospace.com/Iminent.com generate clicks via cloaking, a practice forbidden per Google’s Webmaster Guidelines.
3 of dogpile’s Top 10 search words are child porn-related. Webcrawler aggressively purchased child porn search traffic in recent quarters.
Google prohibits advertising related to child pornography.
80+% of webcrawler’s visitors originate from outside the US, yet only ~1% of BCOR’s revenues are international.
Ads displayed in Blucora-branded search results violate requirements set in their 2011 Amended Agreement.
Metacrawler is the 3,301st most visited site, yet is defunct.
~10% decline in Google revenues wipes ~50% of BCOR EPS.
BCOR has a storied history of defrauding investors, customers, and vendors over the last 15+ years.
Free cash flow has gone negative over the last 9 months.
~50% of recent cash flow from operations consists of increases in accrued liabilities.
Non-GAAP reporting, not seen since 2003, is back.
Audit fees declined sharply, after changing auditors in ‘12.
Gotham City Research contacted Blucora on several
occasions and did not hear back from the Company.
The full report:

[imastu pidgitaswell] 08/9/2014 16:53

New iPhone, IPad being launched blah blah?

Also seen a few articles about dodgy chargers causing fires, ergo encouraging the great unwashed to buy the 'proper' chargers etc etc.




All good stuff...

[opodio] 08/9/2014 12:11

just dumped mine


moved the investment into UTW

[andyview] 08/9/2014 10:45

excllent move up and long overdue imho..

gla

[mikepompeyfan] 08/9/2014 10:42

Ha ha. Just read CR has been buying. That'll be it then. ;-)