After a disappointing start to its float, things are starting to pick up. Since the release of results in December, the shares have steadily increased from 147p to 161p.

The group has a strong and fast growing market share and should perform well.

Jan 2005 paid 1.58 ! oh well i`m sure i will get my money back in the near future.

Good call GF i did think about buying some more when you got in but didn`t didn`t have the courage of my convictions .
Have you noticed TMN today one of your old picks,i do flag it up sometimes as i think it is worth a mention although internet stocks are one hell of a gamble due to lack of assets .
Cheers DB66

I think 150p is on the cards medium term DB but were still getting some resistance from stale bulls.

holding up heroically in this panicky market. All hopes rest on tomorrow's Interims. Better be an up day...

As soon as I heard Jessops were going to float about 2 years ago, I knew it was a dog. Their shops were filled with no hoper staff. Can't see them surviving the next 2 to 3 years without much blood on the carpet.

well that's a relief, onwards and upwards :--).

Yup a solid set of results....

Jessops reports solid first half
MoneyAM
Jessops reported a solid first half performance with total sales up 10.4% and earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) rising 15.2%.

The company said total sales were 178m, up from 161m in the same period last year, while like-for-like sales rose 2.3%. Direct like-for-like sales from the internet and mail order jumped 51.9%.

Jessops said EBIT rose to 6.5m while pretax profit excluding one-off costs were up 52% at 5.1m from 3.3m last year. The company proposed an interim dividend of 0.75p per share, up 7.1% on last time.

The company said current trading is in line with expectations and despite an expected tough retail environment, it believes Jessops is on track to meet its expectations for the year.

They had better close their high st retail operation if they want to see more growth.

Wrong thread.

Right one now.......

What The Brokers Say

Strong Buy 5
Buy 0
Neutral 0
Sell 0
Strong Sell 0
Total 5

If the brokers are saying buy, then they must be holding stock they want to dump. So its still a big sell.

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get a life toby.

Hes not Henry Matisee is he from advfn????????????????????.

Jessops appoints Robin Whitbread as commercial director
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Jessops PLC, the photographic retailer, said Robin Whitbread, currently a non-executive director, is to take up the position of commercial director with effect from July 3.

Whitbread, a former J Sainsbury PLC and Somerfield executive, will be responsible for day to day commercial operations, including stores, buying, marketing and developing and printing (D&P).

Jessops said Whitbread will remain on the board but has stepped down from his position as chairman of the remuneration committee. A new non-executive director will now be sought.



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jdd/slm

Strength coming back here, glad I kept my nerve.

Looks like its going on a run from here despite other retailers having a bad summer JSP as done this business I here.

Forward P/E of a miserly 9.8 and PEG of 0.8 to end sept 2007.

Derd cheap.

Jessops plc
08 September 2006


8 September 2006

Jessops plc

Notification of Pre-Close Trading Update & Preliminary Results

Jessops will be announcing its Pre-Close Trading Update on
Friday 29 September 2006. Preliminary results for the year
ended 30 September 2006 will be announced on 30 November 2006.

Breaking out.

Continuing its move upwards.

And still further up we go.