bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
Jumpin
- 18 Mar 2005 22:53
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Could anyone give me a forward P/E please?
Poverty
- 19 Mar 2005 01:27
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I have to admit that I have been in and out of SEO more times than a cat stuck in a revolving door! "longer term" to me is something like a week! However I do like these shares and have been in and out since 8p meself - not always trading at quite the right! - but it has been my most fun share this year! Hurrah! Court cases can go so wrong and have very little to do with justice at all it seems - so if it is SEO's day then I will not be shedding any little tears...
Jumpin
- 19 Mar 2005 10:09
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No-one wish to answer my question?
Give you a clue...
Turnover 1.33M
Pre-tax profit -2.85M
Mkt cap 132M
Yes that is a mkt cap of 132M on a loss of nearly 3M and a turnover of just over a million quid!
stockdog
- 19 Mar 2005 10:56
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jumpin
That's the historic figures you've got there to 31/10/04 when they made a loss.
Forecast to 31/10/05 is sales of 5.03m, proft of 0.45m and PE of 130 - scary but positive. This reduces to PE of 47 for the following year with a PEG of 0.26 - i.e. it's anticipated growth in EPS is keeping up with the highly rated PE very well.
What's your problem?
SD
Jumpin
- 19 Mar 2005 11:00
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P/E of 130 and then oh fantastic a P/E of 47?
You think that is that good?
And I suppose everything will be glorious and go to plan with no setbacks in the meantime either
stockdog
- 19 Mar 2005 11:13
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It's the extraordinarily positive optimistic market indicator of how good they all think this company is and will become - the market is all about future anticipated results. And it does not matter to you what I think.
It does matter to you what YOU think. What I think you think tells me you should not buy into this share or you should immediately sell what you own now so you can stop worrying about it.
hope this helps
SD
Jumpin
- 19 Mar 2005 11:23
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"extraordinarily"
You said it!
Markets are at their most bullish at the top, and their most bearish at the bottom.
stockdog
- 19 Mar 2005 11:37
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But most bull comes out of the bottom.
SD
PapalPower
- 19 Mar 2005 13:53
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2004 Actual PER was -130.46
2005 Estimated PER is 608.33
2006 Estimated PER is 21.22
Courtesy of Hems.
bosley
- 19 Mar 2005 21:59
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sd , you have a wonderful wit. i havent seen any posts by eric for a few days. is he ok?
stockdog
- 19 Mar 2005 22:27
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bos, I should eric is as bored as the rest of us with some of our regular threads which appear to be in danger of being taken over by the vandals.
we need some fresh news to enliven the market in general and SEO in particular - not long to go before 60 days are up - roll on 8th April also the day of the open day.
not sure which I'm more excited about, the ASDA deal or meeting dynamite!!
SD
bosley
- 20 Mar 2005 09:31
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i agree sd. not much sunshine here this morning , miss dynamite, so we are off to york for the day . first to the outlet village then probably for a nice bit of grub at ask (if its still there). considering everything, i feel really calm. i would be quite happy if it went all the way to april 8th. the "buy on rumour sell on news" brigade will keep pushing the price up. i would like an rns on fridays events though, something official. nothing has been released by bprg or seo. thats curious because both have been quick before.
A Ruthies Fund
- 20 Mar 2005 09:37
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Bos, SD + Di
I know a lot of this is already known to us, but the growth rates of ready-made meals on bith sides of the pond are interesting:
"Another company aiming to improve ready meal container performance, while simultaneously reducing brand owner/manufacturer costs and simplifying the recycling of used plastic food trays, is Southampton-based radio frequency (RF) technology specialist Stanelco.
Following successful ongoing trials of its new RF sealing system with Grampian Country Foods [with stuffing balls in tin trays and barbecued pork in plastic ones] and Oscar Mayer [ready meals], Stanelco is optimistic full-scale commercial packhouse trials with an Asda seafood supplier will see the supermarket introduce the process more widely across its supplier base.
The tray lidding system, possibly a world first, eliminates the need for additional PE or other heatsealing layers on CPET and APET preformed and thermoform/fill and seal packs, potentially reducing users' material costs by up to 20%. It also reportedly enables faster sealing than traditional heatsealing on foil trays, and eliminates 'leakers'.
"Our RF technology is ideally suited to high integrity sealing of microwaveable CPET, APET and foil food trays," says Stanelco technical director Mike Feast. "Food manufacturers wanting to use monomaterial, easily recyclable plastic packs can now do so."
The system will seal even through areas contaminated by juices, gravies or sauces. Stanelco has pioneered the technology using Proseal heatsealers, but can retrofit the required RF sealing head and other components to many different manufacturers' machines or tailor-make equipment.
While the ready meal market is still growing [figures from Rexam's recent "Busy Lives" research show it grew by 6% across Europe and 4% in the US in retail volume terms between 2002 and 2003], and provides ample opportunity for innovation, impulse buying and today's on-the-go eating and drinking culture have spawned some ingenious packaging developments too.
Nearly half [44%] those surveyed in the UK "rarely or never plan ahead" for "refuelling on the move", instead "grabbing a drink and a bite when they can", while 71% said they would try their favourite brand in a new package "at least once". "
http://www.packagingtoday.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=42&storyCode=31539
Sorry if the link doesn't work I can't seem to get the insert link to work
Regards Ruthie
stockdog
- 20 Mar 2005 09:40
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stockdog
- 20 Mar 2005 09:52
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PP - not sure where you are getting your info from, but on both Comdirect and Digital Look, consensus forecast is given as a PE of 130 ish 2005 and 47 ish 2006. Just didn't anyone Jumpin out of their knickers in fright, know what I mean!
SD
bosley
- 20 Mar 2005 10:00
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good posts ruthie and sd. see ya later
andysmith
- 20 Mar 2005 13:40
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Been away for the weekend folks, great phonecall I got shortly after lunch on Friday. Like Bos' thought one more buying op on negative cc news (even though accounted for by SEO) BUT to have it turn positive!!! Now I have to pay >18p for my top-up but so what, nothing to hold it back now!!
Mickeyskint, I think 50p by end of this year and >100p in 12-18months, who knows after that. Jumpin, Or jumpout, whatever!!! It is difficult to forecast a company turning around with such massive potential. My own maths has been on here so many times but 100p is quite realistic based on potential EPS 10p and modest PE x10. I guess once the Asda deal is announced and you can put meat on the bones it will become clearer, hope you've jumped in before then though.
Asda want the deal and it will be good for SEO.
andysmith
- 20 Mar 2005 13:45
- 2220 of 27111
Also, although RF Sealing of meat packs is going to deliver the main earnings, we now potentially do have Ingel to add to Aquasol, Frogpack and bio-degradable.
It just gets better and better and we havn't even had the Asda RNS yet!!