goldfinger
- 08 May 2003 15:52
The above company has to be brought to Investors attention, with a P/E circa of 8 and news coming from the company that business is in fine shape and with a more or less Monopoly in its Marine Division and Cabel Laying division, a price target of 2.00 cannot be far away.
Make no mistake this is a well managed company, and does well in both Bull and Bear markets, a fine addition to anyones growth portfolio.G
Greyhound
- 30 Aug 2007 12:44
- 126 of 142
Another strong rise coming through this morning now taking us to new highs. Another attempt now on a sustained run higher. This looks cheap to me and at some point in the future perhaps we become a takeover target? But I'm not sure for whom.
goldfinger
- 30 Aug 2007 12:47
- 127 of 142
All looks well GH.
Greyhound
- 12 Sep 2007 16:00
- 128 of 142
Buy rec just coming out from Brewin Dolphin.
goldfinger
- 15 Oct 2007 10:46
- 129 of 142
Just updating on this one.
To 31/12/2008 forward P/E is just over 16 with a PEG of 0.8 and 21% EPS growth.
Looks fairly priced but I think new analyst figures are still to be produced.
Greyhound
- 18 Oct 2007 11:13
- 130 of 142
Nice solid rise appearing suddenly. Perhaps some realising how the power tools acquisition is going to enhance the marine division further. We've had some volatility of late so we really should be pushing into new territory now.
BAYLIS
- 18 Oct 2007 11:46
- 131 of 142
Greyhound
- 01 Nov 2007 12:25
- 132 of 142
Nice to see that change to the big figure on Fisher today.
cynic
- 01 Nov 2007 14:34
- 133 of 142
looks good in lots of ways EXCEPT seemingly totally illiquid with NMS of only 250 shares ...... comments please
Greyhound
- 01 Nov 2007 14:39
- 134 of 142
I've held for years here and held a number of tranches. It's actually not so bad dealing in size I've found.
So we're right at new highs but recent acquisitions are likely to be earnings enhancing and adding to the bottom line straight away. It's not the sort of stock to make a quick buck but I feel that sentiment is changing and we're entering a new more dramatic growth period. Management have always managed expectations and integrated new companies into the fold well. The margins on the marine side are pretty healthy too and it is well positioned for the lucrative nuclear decommissioning market.
Choose your timing well and it's a good hold.
Greyhound
- 01 Nov 2007 14:47
- 135 of 142
Cynic, it also has a nice submarine division and if you recall the submarine rescue back in 2006, or was it even longer ago??, that was this outfit. Has since won contracts with external navies. Just for info. It's already been a multi-bagger but might be nice to watch a while and add to the portfolio for dependability and perhaps more upgrades on the horizon...
cynic
- 01 Nov 2007 17:34
- 136 of 142
thanks Mr G ..... shall certainly keep watching this but am certainly puzzled as to why it is so illiquid .... after all, while no giant, it's certainly not a minnow either
Greyhound
- 02 Nov 2007 14:20
- 137 of 142
For those of you that like/hold Fisher, you might like to know of a similar company that I believe is growing in the same field, namely Cosalt (CSLT), and fully listed. I haven't had chance to start a proper thread yet but I've been buying in and Cosalt is transforming itself and I think morphing into something similar to James Fisher. Cosalt is developing rapidly in the marine/safety sector and could well see good long term growth. Also newly appointly broker has marked this a buy this week. Fun times ahead IMO.
Greyhound
- 14 Nov 2007 14:51
- 138 of 142
New highs again today, nice moves now and off into new territory. Upgrades to come imo.
Greyhound
- 27 Nov 2007 11:04
- 139 of 142
Looking like another good entry point on recent weakness for medium term.
Greyhound
- 30 Nov 2007 13:29
- 140 of 142
I believe this may have been tipped in IC today???
Greyhound
- 05 Dec 2007 15:41
- 141 of 142
Have to consider taking another tranche at this giveaway level. Looking overdone imo.
Greyhound
- 31 Dec 2007 08:08
- 142 of 142
Climbing nicely again, I expect to see us back at the highs early in 2008