irrespective of investor sentiment there is clarity on the company's future finances and where it is heading. I believe the investment potential appears good while at the same time is speculative and therefore is a good idea to merge with a small portfolio.
The current share price is low because of market conditions and now is the time to be buying as the company's finances are improving. Losses are reducing, order intake is improving and the company is moitoring it's throughput. I will be very surprised if the company is not making a profit in two years time. As ever we will waiting for a bull market to emerge as all share prices are dependant on such conditions.
For all those that kept the faith through thick and thin good luck to you all especially Jim V for all his postings that have been so interesting in the most uncertain moments and to K F for keeping his nerve.
KF has taken us through the rough patch and now that his vision is gradually being realised and the fact that he has the experience born out by his success means that we should all put our cofidence behind him as he has proved that he is not a fool.
The company is reliant on others for it's time frames and we have been notified of anticipated projects. We are now dependant on the passing of time for the projects to commence provided there are no occurances outside the company's control and due to recent experiences the company should be reasonably insulated.
There is without doubt a bear market in second class sharesand, if one is brave enough now is the time to add as the fundementals look promising. how many companies are there with a growing order book and at the same time reducing losses? For my money this is a punt to add to a portfolio and just to be patient.
Predictions and expectations can only be confirmed with inside knowledge that can also be incorrect. It is much better to wait until the event takes place as in the past for many years I have predicted many happenings and nearly all went through the window. However, based on good research those predictions took place but on a much different time scale. I must admit Jim V seems about the best with his information but, its all about getting the timescales correct.
One should not make fun of others whether they are winning or loosing because you never know what is round the corner. The most sensible approach is to have a diverse portfolio of quality stocks and failing that approach, to have a portfolio of second liners that have a good chance of success.
If it would not seem insulting to Tommy Cooper I would liken voger's continuos barrage of insults to him, At least Tommy was entertaining with everything he got wrong or did he get any thing right?
There are a lot of investors that desire a smilar RNS as today's anouncement. We seem to be making positive progression at last and we must not expect too much to soon after all, this is Africa.