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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Workplace Syst. | WSI | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 24.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 24.75 |
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Posted at 25/9/2011 10:47 by battlebus2 Welcome back. Always a good sign when investors are returning. I think you have missed quite a lot Broomsticks with the increase in new orders starting to gain momentum we should see profits beginning to follow and then the lagging shareprice. |
Posted at 24/8/2011 16:19 by mudbath Investors must be concerned that the revenue streams from Infor do not seem to have materialised ,whilst at the same time,the Walmart contract is not yielding the net profitability levels that we might have expected.New contracts are difficult to secure with any signed off most probably at negotiated down margins.Further significant progress,needed to justify the current market cap,might just prove more difficult to achieve than anticipated. |
Posted at 13/3/2011 00:15 by broomsticks Infor is back on the acquisition trail having made an offer for Lawson Software Inc which counts Carl Icahn amongst its largest investors. To be honest I'm not sure whether that is a good or bad thing. |
Posted at 11/2/2011 12:15 by mudbath WELL WORTH revisiting the last issuance from WSI just 6 weeks ago when it advised investors that the company was seeing a "DRAMATIC INCREASE" in the take up of its SaaS retail WFM solutions.Equally well worth remembering is that 90% of the "DRAMATIC INCREASE" in revenues will translate into bottom line profitability and CASH. WSI shares remain a total buy in my book,as there is every reason to believe that those revenues could ultimately increase to £20million( and beyond),translating into £9 million profits(for starters) and a potential market cap of circa £100million. A share price of between 30/70 pence beckons then,with the prospect of much more to come. All imo;yet I could not be more confident that WSI is an outfit with everything running in its favour. 12 months down the line the ZULU men will be picking up on WSI as it starts to address their criteria.Shame then(not)that they will need to pay possibly four fold for the privilege. WSI is then a ZULU DAWN company.(As I might add is PUR) Not long at 13.5 pence then and thats FOR SURE!! Mud. |
Posted at 09/2/2011 13:35 by broomsticks I am always happy to be proved wrong mudbath particularly when I am unhappy with a scenario. Don't know about the institutions in 2009 I wasn't even aware of the existence of WSI at that point in time but my research since then has not revealed an approach to acquire the company. Wasn't there something recently about 'leg pulling' by a broker on the receipt of information re the possibility of an approach to acquire the company. I hope we agree to differ as this share price is going to need some good news to raise the level to your predictions and news is what is going to lift it, imo. I'll end by saying that there does seem to be quite a few investors/traders in this share but very few posters add to this thread on Advfn. I will now sit back and watch events from a distance. I'll be back but for now, Au revoir |
Posted at 04/2/2011 00:15 by broomsticks Yes it does look like an approach is on the cards mudbath but who knows what deeds will first be done in the name of business? Is this below trouble at t'mill or part of a larger process? Call me a cynic but let's see what today (4 Feb'11) brings!!! "PRLog (Press Release) Feb 03, 2011 After NaviSite, Inc. announced that its board agreed to takeover of NaviSite by Time Warner Cable an investigation for investors of NaviSite, Inc. (NASDAQ:NAVI) questioning the potential unfairness of the proposed buyout and whether certain officers and directors breached their fiduciary duty was announced." |
Posted at 17/1/2011 15:56 by broomsticks As a new investor I am interested which is why I have been taking a look at WSI over the weekend because imo as an investor, not a trader, I can't know, or think I know, too much about a company in which I am invested.So It appears from a cursory comparison of Infor and Workplace Systems International that there is not any duplication of software. The comparison revealed that Infor's modus operandi is to buy software and modify it, if the software in question is perceived as being disruptive and WorkBrain could imo qualify as it employs mathematical rather than heuristic solutions to challenging schedules. Hence WorkBrain now being part of Infor. Imo Infor is not likely to interfere with the status quo with WSI as Infor recognizes that the power of its products lies in its partner's involvement in the creation of the products. As if to prove this Infor has, over the last few days, been demonstrating WorkBrain at the National Retail Federation's January Conference, held in New York, along with a representative (possibly Barnaby Quinn ) from the Workplace Systems International the creator of WorkBrain which is all good news for WSI. And me and other imo astute investors. |
Posted at 17/1/2011 10:42 by mudbath Amazing,that despite the relentless rise in the WSI share price,we have seen vitually no input/interest being demonstrated by new posters/investors.Rather like the film title,"There's SOMETHING ABOUT MARY",it seems there's SOMETHING ABOUT WSI that doesn't quite make the necessary connection. I suppose that to a cursory glance its attractions are far from obvious... currently that is. |
Posted at 07/12/2010 10:08 by mudbath I S Research tell us more about WSI than the company itself.Seemingly,sevISR are most conservative in their outlook for revenues,still suggesting though a 50% rise in the share price over coming months. WSI,ISR and we investors harbour the knowledge though, that if the just some of the multiplicity of Tier 1 and Tier 2 prospects,across three continents,are converted into additional new clients(as seems most likely)then revenues are likely to rise both sharply and significantly throughout 2011.Gross margins remain at a high 88%.Profitability ++ cash generation are unquestionably due to surge,AS FROM NOW !!! WSI,appeals then,to me,as an excellent investment. battlebus,it might not prove to be a competition winner,but as a potential cash cow,it will more than suffice. Mud. |
Posted at 04/11/2010 09:50 by mudbath ALL the excitement lies ahead battlebus.It just depends on how many investors wish to take their seats early as to whether much more short term progess in the share price might be achievable.It was always my view that 13-15 pence would be the first leg,whilst WSI identifies just how significant will be the potential revenues from OnLine and TFM etc that may accrue in 2011 and beyond.In a market place worth £200 million,said to be growing at 30% per annum,with (at least)TWO world leading solutions,we PIs'can only speculate as to the scale of future income streams. Over the next two years,my view is that revenues will rise by between £4-£10million,genera On the basis that these projections are moderately well based then my 30pence 12 month target should prove modest indeed,with their being a significant opportunity for the shares to be nearer £1.00 on an 18 month timescale. Looking at the company history,early recommencement of DIVIDEND payments would also be high on their agenda. WSI,a share then to buy/hold in the short medium term,with every chance of investors experiencing very significant and continuing, capital growth.(imo) |
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