This company floated in May and has just put out a positive trading statement. The sp is rising nicely and it has promised a dividend with it's results. Despite this I cannot find any press comment or bb comment-anyone done any research on this one as it looks worth dipping a toe in to me?

Since these results they have annouced two Acquisitions 23rd Nov for 500.000 UR the star a personalised DVD for chilren, very good for gifts.
04th Dec paid 265.000 to increase stake in Strictly Broadband to 55% with option on the rest. This company is video on demand and digital streaming.

Fundamentals for Interactive look good. At 79p
PE = 9.5
2007 estimated 8.6
2008 estimated 7.6
Yield = 5.66%
Cash = over 2.0m
2007 PEG = 0.43 and 2008 PEG = 0.64

These are still early days yet, but as the story becomes better known then hopefully the market will take notice of this one. With a yield of 5.66% I certainly won't lose any sleep. ( Fingers crossed )

Topped up at 73.38p yesterday on weakness.

Buyers taking advantage today, good buying opportunity.

Trading update,

All is comfortable in Interactive World.

Complete head and shoulders, onwards and upwards.

Up 10.5p to 87p, very positive trading statement - see below.

The Directors of Interactive are pleased to announce that they are comfortable
with market expectations for the Group's results for the year ending 31 July
2007. The Directors intend to announce the Group's interim results for the six
months ended 31 January 2007 on 8 March 2007 when they will give a further
update on trading.

The Directors believe it would be helpful to clarify the Group's dividend
payment policy which, in the absence of unforeseen circumstances, is to pay a
dividend of at least 80 per cent. of the Group's earnings, payable twice a year
with a bias towards the second half. This reflects the cash generative nature of
the Group's business.

Investors Chronicle today reccommended Interactive as a buy at 81p. With a very positive article. Not bad timing on the day of the trading update and a 10.5p rise.

Shares could start to be re-rated now. imo.

Nice rise to 91p in last few days, slipped back to 89.5p today, but still very strong buying of the shares today.

Slipped back another 1.5p today, which is odd when nearly all transactions are buys. Doesn't seem to be much logic with mm.

Price up today with still very strong buying.

Shares Mag seems to like this one as they have featured it yet again this week.
House broker Daniel Stewart gives this stock a target price of 124p & a buy rating.
Have it on my watch list, but the graph does look like I might have missed the boat.
9.5% divi yield is certainly very attractive.

Have held these since November, my price target is 125 within 6/8 months, it's nice to see the broker has the same target. Still good value imo.

(See below the last interims, very strong figures. The EPS only advanced at a slower pace due to a higher tax charge.)

8 March 2007

Interim results for the six months ended 31 January 2007

Interactive World plc (AIM: ITW), the mobile content technology company,
announces its interim results for the six months ended 31 January 2007.

Financial and business highlights:

*Turnover of 5.1 million, an increase of 28% (2006: 3.9m)


*Like-for-like turnover (pre-acquisitions) up by 20%


*Profits before tax rose by 18% to 2.1 million (2006: 1.8m)


*Interim dividend of 3p per share in line with stated dividend policy


*Mobile related turnover up 13% to 3.8 million (2006: 3.3m)


*Earnings per share of 3.70p (2006: 3.53p)

*Strong net cash position of 2.1 million

*Strictly Broadband acquisition bedding in well and now beginning to
deliver profits


Simon Hume-Kendall, Chairman, said:

'I am delighted to present such a positive set of interim results, which show a
further improvement in revenues and profits from the mobile content delivery
business, and an increase in profitability from our internet services.

'Particularly pleasing is the Company's ability to pay a generous dividend which
means that our shares currently yield around 10% on an annualised basis.

'Looking forward, we anticipate an increase in revenues through mobile searches
as mobile network operators benefit from customers browsing 'off-portal' more
extensively. We also expect to see a steady improvement in the profitability of
our internet-based billing and content services. We are confident of achieving
market expectations for the full year from, in particular, new revenue
opportunities currently in deployment. This is despite our overseas expansion
being slower than originally forecast in terms of full year contribution,
notwithstanding that it is now starting to show real potential in the United
States.'

As well as Shares Magazine giving a buy rating last week, Investors Chronicle have also recommended them as a buy today. With a 10% yield now and shares down to 81p today ITW are looking better value all the time.

Pleased to see 4p rise today to 84p. I hope Daniel Stewart will update there forecast soon.

Couldn't resist this company any longer at these prices, have increased my holding and am now slightly overweight.

Just Released

Interactive World PLC said its Chief Executive Rob Johnson bought 67,000 of its shares at 75 pence each, lifting his stake in the company to 1.19 pct or 495,720 shares.

Share re-acting now up 1.5p tp 81.5p, still at bargain levels.

PE only 9.8,
2007 PE = 8.8
2008 PE = 7.7

up 3.5p now

Huge transaction volumes today over 10 million that's over 25% of market cap.
Nearly all volume = 2 large sells at 75p which is well below normal price. Looks like somebody positioning themselves, could be a very interesting annoucement soon.

Article in Daily Mail today, who say that the market suspects there could be positioning by someone. We will have to wait for Tuesday.

See below - May help explain some of Thursday's price movement.

Interactive World PLC said majority shareholder David Sullivan has placed 5.31 mln shares at 75 pence each with institutional investors in response to 'significant excess demand'.

Sullivan now has beneficial interest in 19.27 mln shares or 49.95 pct in the AIM-listed company.