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Oh no ... just looking to buy in here only to see NI posting..... red flag for me.
Going well :)
Numis analyst Gareth Davies says: "Trading in 2019 looks to be broadly as expected"
its' priced in already, shouldn't be in the 500s but 600s. Can see that coming...
Picking these up at 549 (and the lows were 532!) starting to pay off. Buyback + short covering + already priced in = move back up
Big swing off the lows, some shorters covering right now...
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Closed at a year low today...whoops!
Well 2 days before this years financial report.
The first half looked good, hopefully the 2nd half should be better.
We will find out this Thursday.
Not sure if it was good decision
Yep, topped up at 630.
Small buy here at 700p. Will top up if it hits 630p.
Well oversold, already £9 buy ratings set by the sharks.
Personally I think it will take a lot of good news to get it there, but £7.50/ £7.75 easily achievable in the very short term.
Bond tender offer...up to £75m
Apparently they cannot re-educate sceptical investors. To do that they have to convince investors that the outlook is better than it actually is. Glad I held off after the dead cat bounce. yes on my short list but not at the moment thanks
One of my best stock. Mainly because I sold up in 2000 at around £22 a share (against my brokers advice). A couple of unsuccessful sortes to make money on them since. Impatience I guess. I bought back when they hit the £4 territory and should have held on. Its incredible how log it can take to turn a company around or get the city to restore confidence. It was quite a turbulent restructuring period over the last ten years or so and quite a different business in many respects.
They are nothing if not a survivor and feel a dangerous emotional attachment. A quality company and one of few real stalwarts of the ftse. Definitely on my short list again.
Can Pearson re-educate any sceptical investors with its full year results on Friday?
On the surface, January’s Q3 statement had plenty to cheer. Due to its aggressive cost saving plans, Pearson confirmed it was set to deliver adjusted operating profit of £540 million to £545 million, at the mid-to-upper end of its previous £520 million to £560 million guidance. However, total underlying revenues fell 1%, the main issue being a 5% drop in its US Higher Education Courseware division, a worry given it makes up just shy of a quarter of the company’s overall sales.
In terms of Friday’s full year results, investors will be on the lookout for any change in its full year forecasts. Pearson is expecting adjusted operating profit of between £590 million to £640 million, alongside a 0% to 5% drop in US HECW revenue. Read what analysts at Spreadex have to say, or watch a 60 second preview, here: https://spreadex.com/?tid=387272
Decent results but huge drop. Good stuff
they keep trying...so will I - copy and paste into browser, tested and working
docdroid.net/eVAAjIq/doj-ig-memo-mueller-bribery-extortion.pdf
oooh the powers that be
https :// www.docdroid.net/eVAAjIq/doj-ig-memo-mueller-bribery-extortion.pdf
ok...so it seems LSE blocks direct access...copy and paste then folks....you need to read
oooops, my bad....this document
https://www.docdroid.net/eVAAjIq/doj-ig-memo-mueller-bribery-extortion.pdf
the time for shorting is not nigh....but soon
Hey folks....Pearson gets a mention in this document....interesting reading......it's a few pages in, but seems they are a big contributor....and Patricia Cornwell, an author whose books they sell, is a major 'player'...and so it seems are Pearson's lawyers....enjoy
https://www.docdroid.net/eVAAjIq/doj-ig-memo-mueller-bribery-extortion.pdf#page=6
Christmas has come twice in one year and it's not even December yet :) new shorts opened
:)