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Alliance Pharma – a recovery Buy?

In May this year consumer healthcare company Alliance Pharma (APH) faced audit-related results delay, its CEO leaving and was appealing a Competition and Markets Authority finding that it had infringed competition law and its fine. However, the subsequent half-year results suggest a much-improved picture but the shares have only currently recovered to a 46.8p offer price, which suggests to us significant further recovery potential.

By HotStockRockets | Published 2024-11-22 09:59:58 |

UK Investor Show 2018 Video - John Dawson of Alliance Pharma

This is, of course, a big fave of Nigel Wray and he has done exceptionally well from Alliance Pharma (APH). It has also been a good share tip (twice) from myself and young Steve on the Nifty Fifty. The main man is John Dawson and he can explain the story going forward.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2018-05-09 00:47:33 |

Recent Comments

SADHOLDER27 Oct 2026

This just keeps getting worse and worse, and neither AQSE Regulation nor Guild Advisory seems to give a damn about shareholders

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ALANKWB27 Oct 2026

Excellent article!! A joy to read.

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DAVID FRASER26 Oct 2026

Ocado has had a very good run over the last 3 months and is up nearly 80%. It’s off a bit and any general market sell off is going to hit anything considered a tech stock especially hard. I’d say it looks a good call to short.

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PHIL556626 Oct 2026

Why worry about France 10 year 4.92% today, having a better day ( avoided a downgrade) at the same time the basket case seems to be UK 10 year 5.35% and that is before the budget.German 10 year 3.37%.Everything seems to be a worry. Is it the nights drawing in and the rainy/stormy weather?The heating going on after a glorious summer, adds to costs!It starts to feel like cash is king and dividend paying stocks is the place to be.Though the government might increase the tax companies pay on dividends, decreasing the value of dividends paid to shareholders, a socialist government would claim it only effects the rich.Stocks and Shares ISAs in the UK stands at approximately £531.2 billion if dividends are £25 billion a year a 10% increase on dividends before they reach your ISA would raise £2.5 billion.I would not put anything past these socialist bastards.

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