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Hi i bought shares around 0.65p and shares price has dropped. Will this recover and at what point re merger with Carlsberg ? Any thoughts to invest more or withdraw no before further loss ?
Large spreads. Their buy price is higher than the actual and the sell price is lower than the actual. Their profit is the difference. It differs from share to share and with volatility
Hi , my daughter has set up a account today with trading 212 with 0 fees . What’s the catch , how does it work . Any info would be appreciated thanks
the dip from 12.25pm to 15.40pm was a lot of holders from last week and back getting out with their profits.
and good for them.
the MM and investment funds want this so they can buy up at low cost and make even more profit, so would be actively forcing down the price to get people to sell, however there comes a point where they want to buy up before other can and the price will rally up.
this can easily settle again in the 75-80 range for a few months, and once the wheels of the merger are fully turning and pubs open the price can easily drive up again
this is great time to secure a placement
please ignore my last post and as always DYOR we are moving up though lol
the change price percentage shown above is wrong we are not down by 3.13 we are practically level now and still moving fairly quickly upwards
Liberum bumps up Marston's price target on Carlsberg JV
Wed, 27th May 2020 08:13
(Sharecast News) - Broker Liberum upped its price target on buy-rated Marston's to 90p from 65p on Wednesday as it argued that the creation of a brewing joint venture with Carlsberg, announced last week, "solves several near-term issues and should continue to drive value over the medium to long term".
Liberum said the JV crystalises value, simplifies the business focused on higher growth/higher returns pubs and releases cash to pay down debt.
"The transaction structure should initially be cash flow neutral and earnings enhancing over the longer term as synergies are realised in both the JV and retained Marston's business," it said. "We continue to expect securitised bondholders to approve covenant waivers and amendments imminently, unlocking liquidity headroom and improving sentiment."
Marston's announced last Thursday that it had formed a new joint venture partnership with Carlsberg UK to create a "best-in-class, brand-led UK brewer of scale" worth around £780m.
Under the terms of the agreement, Marston's will receive a 40% stake in Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company, and a cash equalisation payment of up to £273m. Marston's said it will focus on its pub and accommodation business while retaining its stake in "a larger, more attractive brewing business".
nearly level now guys
Thank God
please check levels moving quickly up now
check levels
Anyone got any thoughts on finish
Being walked down by the shorts...vermin
42p
willy..... the "I" word is your description not mine. Please correct.
My comment, by inference illustrates quite well how novice investors flock to the flavour of the day, egged on by Traders who have no consideration for other's wealth, only their own.
Marston's: Liberum reiterates buy with a target price of 90p.
What is your average price?
Topped up @ 55.8p, good upside potential now, volumes increasing, pubs set to reopen soon.
Easily attainable target of 70p in the short term, long term even better potential if you can ride the volatility!
Good luck y'all
The merger was good news?
Agree totally willywonka199. I have been building a long term position in this since it fell to around 20p and wasn't buying into some brief hype. I am a long time reader of these boards and only registered to comment last Friday when the SP doubled, and wanted to share in the joy with fellow investors. Good luck all.
Absolute joke of a drop especially when you compare it to how Spons and MAB have done the last few days. If it hit 55 I'm topping up.
Don't judge a book by its cover. I am one of the 7 you are referring too. The number of posts means nothing.
Just because someone has posted once or a thousand times means nothing. They could be posting utter garabge - so please dont put me in that bracket of being an idiot just because I don't have many posts as you would like me to have.
The equalising payment £273 useful to help with lockdown.
Cash equalisation payment to Marston's PLC will materially reduce debt outside the securitisation and provide additional financial flexibility https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/MARS/14551057.html
The last 7 posters have just over 100 posts between them. If the euphoria of last week has sucked you in you will need to be patient. There is more important news to come which could pull the SP either way.
Most of the rampers have taken their profit ( your money) and moved elsewhere.
In this market, even seasoned investors lose money, some make a fortune, the trick is knowing when to cut losses and move on.
Can't blame the holders from before the SP double taking profits. I was looking at a nice 20% gain yesterday morning but didn't take it. More than happy to hold and wait.