Posted this company on here due to its poor share performance over the last ten years. The company has had a contract win before Christmas and the directors have dipped quite deep into their pockets after Christmas. Just worth watching for a good recovery share.


This could be a recovery play, which could offer the tantalising prospect of making substantial returns over a short period. Buying shares in a company that is priced for failure but actually primed for revival can result in the double whammy of substantial earnings growth and a whacking re-rating as the recovery story takes hold. But remember the market is only likely to price a stock for failure when failure is a real possibility. Could be a corking recovery play or indeed a stinker.





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Quick, grab them before they disappear!

So Cavendish AM don't seem to be any cleverer than anyone else either .