Technotamed
- 13 Mar 2006 21:04
Remember when very few cars had a radio, now its common place.
Electric windows, sun-roofs and air-con where for top of the range vehicles.
Only XR3i and GTIs had fuel injection.
Now we are seeing SAT-NAV and in-car DVD and LCD SCREENS being fitted by car owners These are considered luxury items still or add-on kits.
We are now seeing SAT-NAV and in-car entertainment systems being fitted to more and more new cars, this will be the expected norm in the future.
DVL has over 15 years experience in the development and supply of in-car audio visual entertainment and satellite navigation solutions, with key strengths in the following areas:
Research and development
Concept design
CAD design and support
Programme management
OEM engineering liaison
Hard and soft trim fabrication
Performance and safety verification
Component manufacturing
Production assembly
Logistics management
Marketing support
With yet another contract added again today I feel that Designer Vision Ltd is the stock to back and get in early on the car entertainment boom.
mcguires2500
- 25 Jul 2006 09:16
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Heading in the same direction as you, am going to double my load
Shearershearer
- 25 Jul 2006 17:26
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Gone in for more today,watching with interest.
Technotamed
- 25 Jul 2006 17:45
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Picked up some more later in the day on a dip. Just riding the wave.
Treblewide
- 25 Jul 2006 22:57
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nice chart i think everyone will agree......
whatuwant
- 26 Jul 2006 08:02
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Indeed.
Technotamed
- 26 Jul 2006 18:16
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Go to the DVS sales - limited offer - sale must end soon.
Haystack
- 26 Jul 2006 18:21
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Falling eh? It did look over-valued.
Strawbs
- 26 Jul 2006 20:44
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That will probably be proved in the following weeks and days. The astute investor won't take a position while the price is high. They know it will fall back as people sell into strength, and the market becomes flush with stock.
Based on the information released in RNS's this year, DVS have won $17.25 million worth of deals:
$10 Toys R Us
$1.2 A US Retailer
$1.25 Existing Customer
$4.8 Global Retail Chain.
Assuming around 1.8 dollars to the pound, that's around 9.58 million pounds. Turnover last year was 9.2 million. In 7 months the company has exceeded last years turnover, and of course that's only the larger deals we know about. The Virgin deal for design and supply will be towards the end of the year, no doubt in time for the Christmas sales period. Assuming other retail customers are happy with the goods already shipped, you might expect further large orders in the run up to Christmas.
Is the price over valued?
Ultimately the market will decide. But the companies prospects do seem pretty good on the face of it. If more investors are waiting on the sidelines for a better price, then it'll probably jump strongly at some point in the next week or two. New investors take the place of former holders, and some former holders will buy back as the price takes off again (nobody likes to miss the boat).
Alternatively it'll start drifting down until the next big announcement.
Only time will tell. As always. Just my opinion. Do your own research.
Strawbs.
Haystack
- 26 Jul 2006 20:57
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What are their margins like. Production companies live by margins and NOT turnover.
Strawbs
- 26 Jul 2006 21:23
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A good point.
Once the next set of results are out you can guess what the margins are. Every stock is a risk reward play. If you believe the management is reasonably good, and the sales include a sensible margin, that should translate into profits and an improved share price. If you think they're a load of rubbish and just giving away stock to win big orders, then obviously the price will plummit when they get found out. Every stock you buy is a 50/50 gamble. You can only form an opinion based on the information you have available. This is a small stock. If people want safety (as far as safety goes) they should look at a FTSE 100 company, or keep the money in the bank.
As ever. Just my opinion. Do your own research.
Strawbs.
Technotamed
- 26 Jul 2006 21:37
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Although I don't know what the profit is on MP3 players but this is an old statement about Samsungs involvement in MP3 player manufacture from last year:-
South Korea's Samsung has unveiled six new models of MP3 player to help it triple sales this year.
It aims to sell more than five million MP3 players this year, up from 1.7 million units in 2004.
Samsung, a relatively late comer to the MP3 player business, already has eight models in the fast growing and profitable market.
Technotamed
- 27 Jul 2006 12:51
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Bought again this morning - Almost all my eggs in one basket now. My timing was perfect having bought at the bottom at under 3p end of Feb and topping up on the dips as we go. If only I could get it right more often.
Technotamed
- 27 Jul 2006 20:37
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Designer Vision Launch their new on-line Shop.
KEAYDIAN
- 27 Jul 2006 21:35
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Blimey, how far is this going to go?
mcguires2500
- 28 Jul 2006 09:30
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looking for a good 20p as the foundations seem to be solid
Technotamed
- 28 Jul 2006 13:25
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Yes agreed - around 15p - 20p seems about right from what I've read so far, longer term 40p?
Harvey58
- 28 Jul 2006 16:51
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Certainly 20p by EOY
Buy and tuck away is my advice FWIW
H.
Technotamed
- 30 Jul 2006 10:21
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Designer Vision have a new Lifestyle product called the DVX-POD coming soon and looks the business.
Technotamed
- 30 Jul 2006 10:24
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My exit stragegy for DVS is a Stop-Loss 20% below current price and move it up on major moves. Hopefully I don't sell too soon that way.
Technotamed
- 31 Jul 2006 16:56
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Very slow today, would expect a drop tomorrow if there is no news. Although if it drops people waiting in the wings to get on at under 8p again.