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Soon as we get a small whiff of when pubs are likely to open it will rocket up.
Its happened to so many shares such as aviation even though they haven't officially started flying.
This rocketed yesterday just on a hint that pubs could open sooner than July but as I say if there is an announcement or even a hint of pubs opening this will rocket.
And when they officially do open then hold onto your hats!!
New to this days...
what was the final price? and yes Friday afternoon, no rise early on, Dow slightly down.. all mean traders sold off
Dk how long have you been investing in shares?
Do you think this will recover next week ? I invested around 64-65p any idea when likely to see 70-80?
Just following the ftse, most shares tanked this wasn't as bad as some others.
If ftse up on Monday u can be sure it's gonna rebound heavily.. Hang tight among the turbulence
the Traders ( mostly) and rampers have moved to their next victims
What a disappointing close, any idea why it was such a flop, even at the end?
Even next year may be optimistic! I’m pretty sure Marston’s haven’t made any losses in any year either.
calm down guys. i said next year. and i stick by that. its more what the divi maybe when its back in.. the paid it for last years even when loss making.
There will be no dividend here for some time, certainly not this year. Marstons need to recoup losses during shut down, sales recovery will take some time and may never get back to pre-covid levels; at the very least overdraft and credit facilities extended during the crisis will need to be paid back. A tad naive I think...
Comping back level before close perhaps
Adg
Dream on !
2 chances of a divi any time soon, no hope & bob hope.
And bob hope is dead already !
Could be Carlsberg have this joint venture to take advantage of a trade deal with USA aswell as synergies in UK. The craft beer market is strong in US
https://www.brewersassociation.org/statistics-and-data/national-beer-stats/
My theory is the Euro markets have now priced in the US price already, now the US is open, some may start to pile into uk stocks like mars while they are deflated. Softened the blow on their initial drops. We’ll bounce back up no problems. Don’t need beer money out of this as I will get more beers later with it left in imho
Yep thought today would be more of an up day,, but a big move last friday and tuesday morning, means a lot of people selling and trading at the mo. and on a Friday afternoon with US down a bit last night.. unfortunate... but its only 4% down.. at worst we get to 61-63 today which would be about 8%. so not a terrible day and allows the traders to leave.
Seems this stock has been racing along with wobbly legs this week. I have faith it'll come back but I thought there might be more excitement today.
Here's hoping for a rebound later today and a less disappointing week on Monday.
This is a different kettle of fish to the austerity savings. Governement cannot collect Corporation Tax ( at whatever level) from companys who cease to exist, have no or much reduced profits.
When the Chancellor announced last week, we are going into a Recession the likes of which we have never seen, hardly inspires confidence which one would expect from him.
Keep dreaming about a return to dividends, a company any company has got to return to a level of profits before there is any restitution of shareholder payments. Dividends at this time will be a very low priority for companys planning to get through this crisis.
banks airlines wont.. but when lockdown ends a lot of people are waiting to get out.. going down the pub is much less of an outlay and hassle then a flight. So and with a track of payments think they wll return not straight away but next year.
Airlines Walsh saying he doesnt see lfight getting back to 2019 levels is very different to people not drinking in pubs..
Re the tax bill. a significant part of the austerity will come from gov freezes on public spending, cost reductions across government departments. They were planning on cutting corp tax which is now taken off the table.
adg1979 you must be joking. Virtually every company and his dog have cut or stopped dividends. Don't expect a return to previous dividend levels for a considerable time.
Don't forget who is going to pick up the enormous Tax bill this pandemic is creating?
For the last 5 years the dividend was over 7 pence.. It will be reinstated once all the lockdown stuff is over in the next 4-6 weeks.. means over 10% yield at current SP.. 7% even at 100 pence.. ane even then 5.8% at 120 pence..
Buying pressure right now on levels
COVID-19 Update Results Noteholder Consent Request
Fri, 29th May 2020 10:47
RNS Number : 3791O
Marston's PLC
29 May 2020
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONTAINS INSIDE INFORMATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF ARTICLE 7 OF THE MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (EU) 596/2014.
29 May 2020
MARSTON'S PLC
("Marston's" or "the Group")
COVID-19 Update re: Results of Noteholder Consent Request
As previously announced on 7 May 2020, Marston's Issuer PLC (the "Issuer") formally asked the holders of its Secured Class A Notes (the "Noteholders") for a limited number of technical waivers and amendments (the "Proposals"), as a consequence of the enforced temporary closure of its pubs by the UK Government as a result of the COVID--19 pandemic measures.
The meeting of the Noteholders took place at 10 a.m. today.
The Group is pleased to confirm that the Noteholders which were present, or represented, at the meeting held 99.55 per cent of the total amount outstanding of the Secured Class A Notes and 96.12% voted in favour of the Extraordinary Resolution regarding the Proposals, thereby giving their consent to the technical waivers and amendments requested by the Issuer.
As a result, the Issuer will now proceed with the implementation of the Proposals.
Covid update and blue
another pump and dump day!!!
Newbies be careful