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I personally don’t think there will be a counter bid, 515p looks fully valued.
The price to sell will be about 3-4 below that level.
I plan to keep holding until I find a new home for the proceeds.
If the market has a sell off, BRW shouldn’t fall in price as the bid is agreed, but nothing is ever 100%.
So if the extra 3p or 4p doesn’t make much difference to you, you could sell in the market and move on, or sit tight for the full 515p.
Quick question for you seasoned experts, I bough these 2 yrs ago and am up 60% and after todays announcement I’m unsure on what to do, should i unload take the profit or is it worth hanging on, what’s the future. I think if im right this will now sit at 515 to takeover and that’s that. Any advice welcome
No wonder the London stockmarket is decaying and declining! Everything is being sold off abroad. Even the strong ones, like BRW.
RMG might see 3-310p area but not concerned as will be a long term hold. Good chance of another special divi on top of the already good yield there.
I’ve put some profits in RMG today. Significant headwinds there but good dividend and should be a much better company in a couple of years time.
Very pleased with the price, a takeover was always on the cards in my view.
I’ve held about 15 years, paid 99p if I remember correctly, nice income in the later years, now to find a new home for the money.
Only a holding of 3k here but nice all the same. Well done everyone.
Excellent - bought in at 2.7 about 15 Months ago - out at 5.11 this morn - weird.. that the CFO seems to have sold at 3.15 yesterday.
Nice littel earner today can you see the Sp getting above the £5.15 that's on offer
That’s the sort of RNS I like to get. Well done all, only held for a short time myself. Onwards and upwards.
Yes. At this price BRW is very attractive for those who can wait 3-4 months.
This has a good dividend going X on 7january about 3%!
A buy at 3 pounds? Dropping fast so maybe 2.50p.
looking good for thursday
By GEOFF FOSTER FOR THE DAILY MAIL PUBLISHED: 22:00, 3 December 2015 Vague takeover talk and further consideration of the full-year results and 21 per cent dividend increase helped investment manager Brewin Dolphin put on 20.6p to 289.6p
Brewlin Dolphin growth after ‘good’ yearly figures 03/12/2015 EMMA NEWLANDS
company interview from this morning,on tv.http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000461939
Brewin Dolphin shares down 10% on competition concerns: Brewin Dolphin shares dived 10% lower as the first-half numbers showed the transition from a classic retail share broker to a modern wealth Manager is proving more difficult than expected. Brewin Dolphin is making progress against the challenges and the adjused pretax profits increase by about 7% to £33 million for the six months to the end of March, as discretionary assets under management increased by £4.2 billion to £26.2 billion. Overall the increase in discertionary funds offset the decline in advisory assets, leaving total funds under management up £0.3 billion to £39.1 billion. Brewin Dolphin started life in 1762 as a stockbroker, and listed in 1994 before expanding by acquiring a number of regional brokerages. The company is now focusing on its discretionary service, having announced a deal to sell its share dealing platform Stocktrade for £14 million earlier this month. Recent deals in the wealth management sector have been completed at prices between 4.5% up to 5.2% of discretionary assets under management. Brewin Dolphin currently trades at about 3.2% of its discretionary assets under management, says broker Panmure Gordon. The shares have had a good year so far up more than 6%, and a pullback was probably overdue. The shares are trading on 19 times forecast earnings per share of 18.6p, and given the steady progress we upgrade to a hold. Brewin Dolphin at 315.1p-37.8p. Questor Says “Hold”.
I think the markets were expecting better interims...while these showed growth it apparently was not enough....this will recover (possibly as early as tomorrow) and any further falls represent a buying opportunity.... All IMO of course!!!!
Anyone know why?
This is a buy and hold share for me. Long term it is likely to outperform most other shares IMHO.
Is this worth re-buying below 350? any opinion would be welcome.
big trade.......
Brewin Dolphin Holdings: Numis reduces target price from 195p to 187p downgrading to reduce.
Funds under management were stable at £26bn in the first quarter while advisory funds under management saw net outflows. The group said that this was as a result of ongoing service reviews as part of the move to new pricing. Underlying inflows into discretionary continued at the strong levels achieved during the preceding 12 months, whilst outflows in the quarter were higher than in recent quarters due to exceptional outflows relating to the departure of an associate managed team. Going forwards, the group reported that it is in a period of consolidation after expansion-led growth of recent years. It stated that the priority remained on the continued improvement in the quality of service to clients, increasing shareholder returns through improved operational efficiency and ensuring that the highest standards of compliance with regulatory requirements continue to be met. Brewin Dolphin is an independently-owned private client investment manager. It has 39 offices located in the UK and Channel Islands