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As expected (previously updated by company) but looks like market and hedge fund were deliberately trying to shake before to buy at lower price. Also low inflation figures have helped today SP.
Reads well to me
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Down -5.89% after the Dublin-based information services company warned that a "subdued" environment in Brazil would constrain growth in the first half o
Thanks Liam
Not many safe places at the moment!
Best of luck for the following few months I guess?
TransUnion -23%
Related to US peer TransUnion poor results today. Citing weak US/UK.
Good afternoon
Can anyone shed any light on todays severe drop?
Cannot find any info to the reasoning
Regards
Sadly, the simple reliance on patterns made by the share price has little relevence to a lightly traded equity such as this. And while plausible comments written with authority and conviction may pan out in time, I prefer to rely on facts as shown in the p & l accounts and the balance sheet.
FWIW, I do not invest my money in the expectation to break even, I expect it to provide capital growth, which may or may not throw off the bonus of a dividend or two along the way. Sure, my timing was pretty hopeless, but I prefer to be fully invested and risk depreciation than to be in cash and miss spikes that tend to have greater effect.
Last year my portfolio declined over 20%. This year I am up around 16%. Looking back over the last 4 decades where I have maintained daily portfolio movement June, July and August are stable months and September poor. The adage of "Sell in May and come back after St Legers Day" remains pretty accurate.
September has been a month (for me) where at best there is no change but more often than not suffered a steep loss (3% or more) only to recover this in the next 5 months before making major adjustment in March in preparation of the year ahead.
There are times when I think that my portfolio is the absolute dogs danglies...... the truth is, I suppose, with around 80 holdings with exposure that ranges from £5,000 to £70,000 per holding that it is becoming little more than an international tracker focussed on capital growth rather than aligned to a specific sector or income stream. My target used to be to beat the FTSE - this was an easy target - last 3 years my target evolved to seek to beat the better of the S & P, DOW, DAX or FTSE. Much more challenging but I have been up on one year, down on another and slightly under par this year. My consolation is that an index does not throw off cash dividends and as I have yet to draw from my investments I have the penalty of the "brokers turn" with which to contend together with dealing and management charges.
The chart is bullish , with sp, being above the long term trendline at 2500. Also the sp, has broken above the short term down trendline, which again is bullish . The most recent candlestick shows a positive rejection of power prices , and a tightening of demand. Price projection from recent trough to the second subsequent peak , gives a sp, target of 3000.
My rationale for buying shares was that inflation although falling will mean that those who have any need whatsoever to borrow money or purchase goods on a basis other than payment at the point of supply a decision will be made on the security that dealing with that individual or busines each and every time.
Therefore credit reference agencies will potentially have increasing revenues which shoulod directly impact the profits
Hopefully my purchase yesterday will be beneficial.
Does anyone know:-
If I have to claim Irish withholding tax similar to USA shares?
Bought here a year ago based on good momentum but now out.
A disappointing loss of 20% but investing in shares is always a bit of a gamble.
What you think is irrelevantt, it is down today 6% !
Reports of slowing growth but 12pc to c. 8pc should still be positive in these times
I don't know much, but I know EXPN should not be down today.
Strong results.
Onward
Numbers
Oneard too the 32 pound sell signal lol
Not looking such a good tip this year.
The 200 day SMA is £32 which is a sell signal.
Could simply be profit taking as hit its peak on NY's eve and market sentiment then turned to start the year? This price was last seen in mid-July and the dip start of October so somewhat of a five fingered discount...
NB: This was the number 3 tip in Investors Chronicle in the 'Best of British' category for 'Ideas of the Year'. Also was tipped in 2021 and total return was 28.9%. Not bad!
SP has been going down for last few days. Even gone more down today after announcement/ ,trading statement. Yes definitely inside information has been leading this shares down.
Is it worth buying now or wait for them to go under£30.?