This company has some old Pizza Express experience management behind it. Operating with a franchise from a loss in 2013 to a profit in 2014. As well as Pizzas it has Greek restaurants to choose from. Will it do as well as Pizza Express? All the ingredients are in place
700 club gold member. Anniversary yesterday 1/10/2013. Recently returned from New York with a wish to see Wall Street for myself as a bit of a satisfying accomplishment. I first got interested in investments when I was a financial advisor for 14 years. I learned a lot & went to quite a few investment seminars. The one I remember particularly was with Fidelity. They visited the companies that they invested in and held them for a long duration in their portfolios. The other thing was with different currencies that they could buy a particular stock with and of course sell it if it was favourable with another currency. This was potentially more risky of course. It was not long before I realised that all the money from the insurance premiums had to be invested and who was doing it. We used to sell investment bonds where 5% was allowed to be taken tax free once a year on the anniversary of the policy which could run for 20 years.There was a choice of Managed, Property, or Equity to invest into. It was at this point of time that the Property fund went up 40% in less than a year. A simple comparison with the Managed and Equity funds showed the difference. I was soon taking a keen interest in unit trusts and shares, looking for things that were going up and the highest that they had been and bought them. I bought a software package with Up-data which enabled me to be much more efficient, putting stop losses in. Drummed into my head was cut your losses and sell when a stock breached the stop loss and let the profits run. Another stepping stone was to buy myself a Rolls Royce silver shadow that was chestnut brown in colour. The reasons were threefold. 1. That I could afford it. 2. The two managers for the insurance company that I was working for were called Douglas & Rolls. 3. I was still single. As well as doing the insurance business I joined an investment club in Basingstoke and became their chairman. We closed it this year sadly because of ill health with some of the members. Now I have a portfolio that I am able to take out (if & when I want to some cash) just like the insurance bonds but much more flexible. I enjoy the technology stocks and have taken profits several times from Arm Holdings which is the only share that I have held for many years now. Having just got this Stockopedia yesterday (first saw it at an investment seminar in London earlier this year) when I noticed Dart Group (DTG) so that is now in my portfolio too. I suppose you could say I am an analyst & a chartist. It was good to see my portfolio already has Globo, , Blinks, Clingen ,Dart, Wanddisco, opay,Easyjet ,LLoyds Arm Telicom Plus(which has doubled and a bit more but then started to drop so I have just sold almost half and re invested the proceeds into ASOS.) In conclusion I hold about 20 shares, and have just INCREASED my holdings in Globo about two weeks ago, and noticed someone has reduced their holding with Globo to 3%.I hope they are not still holding the poor pawnbroker shares (guess who) -40% in one day followed by further catastrophic drop. A good case for a stoploss . Join the 700 club and put some money to work I say. more »
Fulham Shore (LON:FUL) Unless I am seriously mistaken, the StockReport data bears no resemblance to the company's actual reports and accounts. I'll send an email to Stocko's analysts.
Thanks Ramridge. I just saw on 19th Dec half year report.
In the sector Hotels & Entertainment services of which there are 81 stocks FUL shows a healthy 50 day MA of 84.9%, which is better than anything else shown in the sector. Unfortunately the 50 day MA is not showing currently on the chart above. Maybe that can be rectified as well.
hi lightningtiger - The data is totally unreliable.
For example the StockReport shows year end 29 June 2014 with Revenues £8.65m. The reports and accounts show year end 30 March 2014 and Revenues of £543K.
Hi, thanks for your ticket, Ram. I agree that it looks wrong compared to earlier disclosure - http://www.fulhamshore.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/FS_AR_2013.pdf - but the data is correct based on this (more recent) re-admission document - http://www.fulhamshore.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/FS_AD_Final_20140930.pdf
This reflects the acquisition of Kefi - http://www.investegate.co.uk/fulham-shore-plc/rns/proposed-acquisition-of-kefi--move-to-aim/201409300700409367S/
Anyway, we're discussing this with Reuters and should have it resolved in the next couple of days.
Best, M
Hi Murakami - please investigate. Have a look at the most recent half year accounts dated 19 Dec 14 and you will see that we are talking chalk and cheese. Cheers
It's a tricky one - we're still investigating but those results are for the period ended 28 September 2014 but the acquisition of Kefi happened on October 20th and the re-admission document was filed after that. See: http://www.investegate.co.uk/fulham-shore-plc--ful-/rns/half-yearly-report/201412190700192499A/ . The stock report reflects the acquisition of Kefi, which should be more accurate on a going forward basis.
