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.

Nice and steady as she goes.

Up she goes again.

Onwards and upwards.

Sp recovering after the last cautious RNS.

Going very well now.

Continues to break upwards, now a 50% return on this and its a retailer.

Still very cheap, trades on a forward P/E of just 12.1 and a PEG of 1 to end of sept 2007.

Profit warning, thats me out for a 27% gain.

Cant see this one recovering this year after todays statement.

Must be good news for Canon though if they can't churn them out fast enough anyone knows who owns them and where they are listed?

Another PW...oh dear, - yet I can't say I'm surprised - a bit of competition from just about everywhere sure hits their bottom line.
Indeed I'm surprised anyone thinks this is a good business to invest in.
-When was the last time you paid full-price for any photo-gear?
Yet JSP are charging silly proices for SD Memory - about 38/1G I think....and I got some Kingston (Lifetime g'tee) for 12 locally.

Jessops prices are too expensive...their cameras can cost 3 times more than other internet sites...no wonder profit warnings hit them again and again...SELL down to 50p.

I don't find it is so much their cameras, though I do live in Guernsey where the VAT is taken off, but their ancillaries that are extortionate such as memory cards filters tripods flashguns. 7 day shop is much better value for them

It is no wonder that when Jessops float in October, 2004 at 150p per share, its value has hardly stayed above that value.

Disappointing sp I was in these briefly, I like what they sell and their shops but it looks a bit grim at the moment.

jessops have been here b4 only worry is the bank overdraft ??????????

hlyeo98 - it seem yr 50p suggestion has come early! (nearly there).
Given that most of recent posters have been saying the JSP bits are too expensive JSP has two options IMHO:-
1) Drop all but flagship shops (saves rent and wages) and
2) provide a customer-based web-offering which can be more dynamic on price etc...and could allow them to branch into PC's perhaps as the new wave of free-software hits traaditional PC suppliers who are tied to Microsoft.
[I think Google and Linux together will soon make expensive software a thing of the past - we shall have only a browser on a PC saving HDD storage and Memory - so soon a pc on the move can be solid-state - you save yr files at Google. If Vista is mis-handled it could be the boost Google needs if they can write a basic Operating system - I don't think it needs to be as complicated as full-Linux, although that platform is "free", it still uses too much memory and HDD space....By cutting out the HDD and reducing memory (and boosting the graphoics card) most users will find only benefits. Encryption would be offered to prevent loss of sensitive data... The consequences for the PC industry will be dire so sell: Microsoft, Dell, HP (other than printer-sales etc.)...]

Driver: - I agree the shops/staff are OK - but what does the future hold ...can JSP ever charge profitable-prices, when the likes of Dixons has thrown in the towel?

I rest my case; but I didn't think the slide would be this quick...today there are many small Buys - I suppose these are punters averaging down - a tad too soon, I fear. Nevertheless, good luck.

this is such a disappointing share. One would expect with a competitior like Dixons throwing in the towel, they'd be getting more business not less!.

I got shaken out lof these last year in May at about 109 havign ridden them up from the 70s but banked a respectable profit. Was cussing when it went to 150 ish. Tempted back in at these levels, could be tempting for the private equity boys. I reckon a bid around 75p could be on based on cashflow, enterprise value etc. BWTFDIK?

In at 53.5 what the hell.

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