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OEX SalopTractor 02 Feb 2015

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FKL pond1 02 Feb 2015

Todays RNS Most of the new estimates for quantity for all the wells mentioned are higher than previously and I bet that they have under estimated pre full 3D data being released.Todays news is very good and makes Fogl's prospects a very good investment.

SFR oldjoe1 02 Feb 2015

Re: TIME TO BUY? 02 Feb 2015 Severfield-Rowen PLC SFR Canaccord Genuity Buy 67.38 67.75 80.00 80.00 ReiteratesSP TARGET 80p

WAND IAmShareCrazy 02 Feb 2015

Re: Strange Interesting paccamac... it seems easier to find companies that fail rather than ones that succeed. It's usually up the stairs and down the escalator for shares. This does seem overpriced! Could be a short coming up!

NOP savenierres 02 Feb 2015

I'll be back..... I'm too busy to carry on discussion here, fascinating though it is.I'll pop back when the share price gets down to 5-6pS

NOP savenierres 02 Feb 2015

iii technical analysis [link] target < 6p

FTE tetrafluoride 02 Feb 2015

Re: upturn - downswing The SP is doing all the talking for me TOT. Where is alltold's sustained rise on the back of this fabulous resource update. Until the market believes the hype then I certainly will not.Good day

CWC daressaalam 02 Feb 2015

Re: Study completed - staying in. Still no real sign of a sub 50 purchase so this is decision week - somehow my hunch, totally without research, leads me to think I may miss it this week also. Price stability is a real decision blinder.

DC oldjoe1 02 Feb 2015

DC. TIPPED. <b>Dixons Carphone – buy, sell or hold?</b>Robert Sutherland Smith | Sunday 1 February 2015We have had a recent trading statement from Dixons Carphone (DC.), the recently merged Dixon’s Retail and Car phone Warehouse companies, which I had reviewed positively in late May 2014. The pre- merged Dixon’s Retail share price was then 44p in its old form. The adjusted share price chart indicates that the new form share price was then around 300p. In the next seven months, the share price rose reaching a peak of 470p last month – a useful increase of an estimated 56%. Since then, the share has retreated 8% to 345p. So where does it go from here?The merger was an exercise of desperation from companies in highly competitive markets. Dixons was doing particularly badly; something that is reflected in its last set of margins and returns. Last year to March 2014, its gross margin was a modest 9%. The fact that it had a net profit margin of any kind must be a tribute to tight management. In the event, it had a net margin reported as 0.73% and an operating margin of a reported 1.8%. The return on equity was 2% and the return on assets of 0.88%. A measure of the problems and a reflection of the potential if the mangers could make a more economically efficient operation out of this merger. The Last trading statement covered the nine weeks to January 3rd 2015. It was something of a restrained explanation, talking of market share gains and stable margins – not a magnificent revelation in view of how low they had been. It was enough to pull the shares down on profit taking. Nevertheless, it was technically speaking, an appropriate market response because the shares were in the last weeks of last year above the uptrend of the share price; a trend that had started last July on the basis of my inspection of the chart. The share price after the 8% fall from the January peak of 470p looks as though it has bounced back in the uptrend.The market consensus estimates are of a strong rise in earnings per share from the low reported 8.6p last year. That consensus looks for earnings to an estimated 31.4p in the year to 31 March 2017, putting the shares on a prospective estimated price to earnings ratio of 13.5 times for the year after next. Accompanying that, the consensus envisages dividends growing each year from 6p last year to 10.5p for the year to 31 March 2012 putting the shares on a prospective estimated dividend yield of 3% with an earnings yield of a high 9% reflecting a near three times earnings cover. The final year and fourth quarter results to March 31st 2015 will not be known until next June. My own reading of the share price chart is of a share trending upwards. The company has plenty of scope for boosting margins and returns at a time when low consumer price inflation in putting some more spending power into the hands of consumers. I guess that news from company will emerge to justify current consensus expectations. I judge that this fall back in the share price is an appropriate entry point for new investors who like the prospect of progress through management and improving operational efficiencies.

LWRF coldascheese 02 Feb 2015

RNS excellent results-quote from RNS. Our order book at the start of the year was almost £2 million just through our UK Megaman relationship. With the additional UK opportunities, as well as our increasing international business, we expect to move make significant progress in the coming year.Should move into profit this year and has massive potential.This tiddler is one to buy and hold.

TEP chas11 02 Feb 2015

NEW SKILLS: Having shown us all his skills as a financial analyst and weather forecaster-we now discover he is a Musician! What does he play?

ETQ theprior 02 Feb 2015

9 month report. Looking good. This company continues to make good progress. Look forward to f/y results in 3 months time.GLA, TP

SOLG Jimmy 02 Feb 2015

PricPric pops up as regular as clockwork after every RNS. Why are you here PricPric?

NOP savenierres 02 Feb 2015

Re: FORCEMODE HorseWaterWaterHorseShakes head in despair

HAYT gretel 02 Feb 2015

New iii ticle tipping HAYT "Higher-risk growthHayward Tyler (HAYT) 82p; P/E ratio 11; dividend yield 1.6% Hayward Tyler's (HAYT) share price has tripled since summer 2013, and for good reason. The company has undergone a major restructuring, upgraded its manufacturing facilities in Luton, and exchanged one major shareholder for a collection of supportive City institutions. Now earnings are beginning to grow, and fast. Power stations need Hayward's expensive boiler circulating pumps, and its motors end up on oil rigs and deep undersea. It's a growing market, and Hayward is one of the best in the business. Earnings per share (EPS) are expected to rise by 13% in the year to March 2015, and 11% in 2016.