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I very much doubt that since MONY has been reported to the FCA for selling fraudulent products in the insurance sector. However, the KEY issue is that they admitted it (their head of compliance) and then did nothing about it. The tape is with the FCA I hear. She agreed "no credible company would sell this product" stating "quite clearly you have the evidence" on the tape. The problem was that 90% of their offerings in that area were from the same fraudulent company who adopted a massive brand swamping exercise. Consumers thought they were looking at thirty brands but in effect all the same underwriter. MONY then breached FCA rules and guidance in an effort to try and avoid taking the brands down by conducting a cursaty due diligence which is at odds wiuth what is on the tape. I hear a £50 million fine given Carephonewarehouse was fined £30 million and that was for selling policies that were not needed and notjing approaching fraud as in this case. They could be banned from that sector given the new CEO of the FCA needs to stamp his mark.
See this being taken over by us private equity , very soon .
DYOR . GLA
I thought £2.50 was an opportunity I'd missed till today. Naked trader seems to have almost reluctantly bought in at 2.65 suggesting good takeover target. Either way good fundamentals, a ROCE of 45% and a decent divi.
Bought into MONY at 250, seems oversold, expanding market, increasing cashflows, affected minimally by Covid, significant upside potential in the medium term & low P/E. Will be expanding my position here if share price remains depressed.
Another blue day. However, the real rewards will be realised in 2021.
Now’s the time to be accumulating.
Given today’s FTSE350 carnage I’m amazed we finished blue!
No point in waiting till the share price has shot past £3 next year.
Zero debt, fantastic cash generation and a great 30% margin.
Ive held goco a while and thats upside down. I had a plan that might rival this one day but iv sold out over there now. Im looking at this as i can see an upside with the pinch but why is this so sideways. Are there other players in the game or is just because everything so grid locked its stagnant. I would like to buy sub 250 looking at fundamentals and but im just confused as to why he constant dips. Any thoughts?
Still in a downtrend from 350p a few months ago. I don’t think this will go below 200p, so I’m a buyer around the 220p mark - will monitor for the time being.
Rubbish. Strong balance sheet , lots of cash and no debt. Will bounce back over 300 within 6 months.
The group has been struggling as banks tighten their lending criteria during the crisis to protect themselves against bad debts, meaning fewer Moneysupermarket clients are able to use the site to get new loans.
Demand for motor cover was hit by the closure of car dealerships during lockdowns
Our markets continue to be impacted by Covid-19, which is affecting our current performance.
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/moneysupermarket-insurance-coronavirus-covid-a4572533.html
Price got giddy yesterday so now comes a bit of profit taking and a retrace. Good fundamentals and if economy goes south they have a good reason for helping customers save money. DYOR
Brought in here today as seems very good value given the overall trading performance for the business and dividend yield. Interested to here other peoples thoughts.
Noted there was a £4,132,066.54 buy @ 339.8p after the bell. Intrigued to see if we get an annoucement next week if this was a director/corp purchase.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-moneysupermarket-com-outlook/moneysupermarket-com-quarterly-revenue-rises-idUKKCN1RU0LG
RNS out.
Like the special dividend bit ....this "special dividend" used to be exactly that. Well done money.
cheap to buy in at this price to catch the bounce back. Very oversold on the RSI graph
True. Absolute cringeworthy boll**ks. Embarassing.
Can anyone who had to suffer their TV ads have been surprised to see that customers and potential customers have chosen to look elsewhere? Advertising agency should be fired and another with half decent ideas appointed.
21-Jul-17 Citigroup Buy - 400.00 Reiteration
Hi When they floated I watched and then I purchased at 87p, I sold at £1.80 and took a very nice profit (over a relatively short period - say 9 months). when MONY brought Money saving expert (Martin Lewis's company) I again purchased about £1.50, the share price rose and I placed a s/l so I sold at £3.00 earlier in 2016. On the 14th December I purchased at £2.77, therefore a small profit (in 8 days), IMO 2017 is going to be a good, again in my opinion no reason the share price could be £3.50. Regards
I bought when they floated and sold when they doubled which took about five years I think. But am not sure how much mileage there now is for further sp growth.....opinions?
Hi all, I have being watching Moneysupermarket for many years. Early this year the share price fell to £2.25, however they have climbed to £2.77. some way of their high of £3.80, MONY is a strong company, with 8 solid divisions, IMO an excellent investment. Don't take my word, check it out. Best regards
This stock just broke through the key level of 310 to the downside. It's going to tank in my humble opinion.
The founder has just sold a stack of shares @ 328 !!! So I guess it's just equalizing
Why?
Ah, ok I see it's on the news page http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareNews.asp?shareprice=MONY&code=9aq7nfgs&headline=BUZZMoneysupermarket_Top_FTSE_media_mover_on_Citis_bullish_view