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Apart from being an excellent hold, any reason for this spike?
Hays has everything going for it but the share price is not going anywhere. Struggling to stay above the 52wk low. Yet the job market is the best its been for many years. Bonkers!
Buying opportunity? Tight labour market and as commission business , inflation should be good, no?
Great results today.
SP reflects this.
Share price did move but!!!
Market is totally incomprhensible
Tomorrow ex divi day.
They pay as well a special divi.
Surprised that share prise not moving.
I'm surprised that share price is not going up.
30th September ex divi day.
10.15pc inclusive of special dividend.
Surprised to see the SP going down. Recruitment is super hot now and will be for some time to come.
added a few, alas, before low yesterday...bought these as an inflation play.
8.59% in the end. What didn't they like? Mind you that's how it's been/is. Everything selling off. Brutal market at the moment.
Hays positive trading statement...SP down 6.4% and counting, obviously.
all I hear and see are staffing shortages but this sector sick as a parrot...
There is a webinar next week on Thursday 15th at 12pm. David Phillips, Head of Investor Relations, will provide an introduction to Hays and update on the latest company performance following the trading update for the quarter (Q1) ending 30 September which will be announced on 15th October
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4016010226723/WN_oTcgkO0RTAKCdy_s511c8A
2reincarnated .....moved house couple of weeks ago, so this forum hardly top priority.....& didn't realise someone had asked me question....not quite at 50p yet are they?
Why don't you talk? Someone has posted, answer?
These are going to 50p
Ahoy there!!! This SP will collapse
Thus must be quietest board I've posted on......is there anyone out thereeee?......
I've recently bought a few of these.....& can't understand why, with a PE of under 11, & a yield of over 3%, these shares aren't more in demand. The PE & yield compare very favourably with at least one of its major competitors.....
As a " rule of thumb" half this and this is the value to which the SP will fall before doubling.
I hope you don't mind me gatecrashing the BB, but I do think that this open letter is well worth signing. See what you think and all the very best to everyone.
To the boards and management teams of the UK’s listed companies.
COVID-19 is leading to a large wave of recapitalisations for UK PLCs. We are concerned that UK retail investors are not receiving their entitlements to participate in these often discounted fundraisings.
Here are the facts:
The FCA’s welcome stance on pre-emption rules has enabled companies to issue up to 20% of their share capital quickly and without a rights offering to broader shareholders.[1]
UK PLCs are now issuing significant amounts of shares directly to institutional investors and typically at discounts to already depressed share prices. As of the date of this letter, this includes ASOS PLC, Hays PLC, Hotel Chocolat Group PLC, Informa PLC, Joules PLC, MJ Gleeson, SSP PLC and WH Smith PLC.
The FCA Statement of Policy stresses the importance of “retaining an appropriate degree of investor protection” and that “Issuers can play an important role in delivering ‘soft pre-emption’ in the placings”
While we recognise the need for businesses to raise equity capital in an expedited fashion, we are concerned that no protections are being afforded to retail investors.
Technology exists today to run a retail offer as part of an accelerated fundraise, with no delay to the issuance timeline or impact on pricing. www.primarybid.com, for example, has partnered with London Stock Exchange to do exactly this (at no cost to individual investors).
We encourage UK PLCs and their boards to protect individual shareholders and employees by respecting their rights to participate alongside the institutional investors, management teams and board members.
This is more than just good governance
Retail investors are showing unprecedented support for UK PLCs. In recent weeks, they represented over 20% of the volume on the FTSE All Share with 60-74% of this volume being BUY orders. UK stockbroking platforms are reporting over three-fold increases in new account openings. They can and should represent a powerful source of funds for listed companies. [3] [4]
This letter requests the following calls to action:
UK PLCs consider the FCA guidance by “exercising their right to be consulted on, and to direct, bookrunners’ allocation policies” and mandate retail tranches as part of a fundraise
All deal advisors ensure retail investors are part of their thinking when structuring a fundraise
Retail investor industry bodies continue working with The Pre-Emption Group (PEG) and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) to ensure that best-practice guidance makes reference to the importance of retail involvement in accelerated capital raisings.”
We urge anyone who has sympathy with our views to sign this open letter and draw attention to this important issue.
https://allinvestorsmatter.co.uk/
Agree. However, the beauty of this one is whilst other shares are falling and rising, hence allowing one to make a bit of money here and there, Hays will fall, lower than 60p in the future.
rel to comparators (trading above 5* trailing ebit)
& now with massive overhang from placing
tp:60p
Barnier saying Brexit deal still possible probably helped as well
We took the hit on page and walters last week so essentially this is a recovery from that - as you can see we aren;t as exposed as they are