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There's the odd chance that MF may be right.
It's been more or less tracking sideway since June. Might be a few p rise in the short term. A hold then for me. Crap dividend though.
Long term it should creep up as one of the main threads companies.
Tipped this weekend by Motley Fool, never normally a good sign imho.
But perhaps they called it right on this one ?
The recession will hit it good and proper.
I think you will find just about every company in the world will be issuing a profit warning lol
Don't think so, we will see a profit warning first. This is a recovery stock, but finding the bottom will be hard. It fell to 35p ish recently and if it was going to recover strongly by now it would have.
I can see this in the 20's at some point.
Oversold. I bought in today in a fairly limited way. Looks like when the lock down finishes price may recover somewhat.
Time for Coats to step in....
'Handbag and garment manufacturers are running short of zips because China is the biggest producer of them in the world.'
'The country's largest firm, SBS Zippers, produces 80 million zips and 1.4 billion sliders monthly. Factories throughout the East (where many of the clothes sold here in the UK are made) are reporting shortages of metal buttons and other accessories, too. '
Broker Forecast - Berenberg issues a broker note on Coats Group Plc
Berenberg today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Coats Group Plc (LON:COA) and cut its price target to 90p (from 100p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Broker Forecasts data provided by...
15 August 2019 10:20
Coats Group profits rise on improved margins
Coats Group reported a rise in profits on improved margins despite mixed conditions in underlying retail and industrial markets. For the six months ended 30 June 2019, pre-tax profits rose to $100.8.1m from $79.8m...
01 August 2019 08:26
Well this is a quiet thread probably due to it being a dull share.
I agree there must be a Brexit factor holding it back but growth seems limited anyway.
yes. This is a sound business. Need Brexit to be well out of the way.
Good companies can sometimes be identified by quiet bbs.
Risky shares have noisy bbs as punters try to justify their positions.
Even with depressed sales in the US they have done extremely well.
Surprised by the rise to be honest. Trading on a P/E around 20 so not cheap. Vulnerable to any further strengthening of the pound also.
If there is anybody there, why has the share price gone up so much.
up we go .....
peel hunt are looking at 44p dyor cat
RNS indicated that Orbis Holdings dropped below the 3% mark, seemingly triggered by off loading 6mn shares. Looks like they have been picked up in the market quickly given the volumes going through the past few day. Nice little rise in the SP as a result.
DYOR - Car sales on the way up worldwide - 125 yr Anniversay - Director Buys - Good time to post incr in Profits - min 3mth view Req'd!
im surprised there's been a directors buy tbh