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C D & R is a ''poison pill'' their stake is too large and prevents other smaller players whom specialise in taking companies private, doing to them what the post below suggests and quickly listing them back on the market.
SIG is and remains paralyzed: they don't have enough money for operating resources. In the last 5 years they have done too many restructurings, which means they cannot give their customers the desired service. They lost many skilled employees, have hardly any stock... Hence the policy of low prices, which sinks them further into the swamp. Customers drop out because of poor service. Competitors anticipate growing market prospects much more quickly.
I expect them to sell a lot of companies in Europe in order to completely withdraw from the British and Irish markets. That could perhaps be a turning point.
This share is the devil!!
It will rise strongly!!
Either the day after you sell after loosing patience with it, or the day after Doomsday!!
The title of your post is close to summing their position up - i was hoping the new, well nearly 14 months in, CEO would have brought some vigour to the Group but from the outside it seems to be just drifting along waiting for an upturn in the market. New Government, initiatives to build new houses, lower interest rates stimulating movement in house purchase and improvements are all external factors that should help as the year progresses. The outside chance that CD and R go in for majority or total ownership could bring a swift lift, but they have been in situ for nearly 4 years!
Hi all, I'm new to this board.
I was wondering what ur view is on long term share price?
Downhill? better to sell now & cut losses or some positive news on d horizon & worth holding for a bit longer. I only have 3k worth of Sig, down 1k atm. Thanks for any advise u may have.
I’d be happy with that but then again I didn’t think we would be back into the 30s after reaching the 60s in 2021 - could of sold a bought back in …good old hindsight (my average is 27p)
Company "flogged" on cheap to CD & R. An all share takeover at 75p?
2reincarnated, What would that mean for our shares ?
I remain convinced C D & R WILL ''withdraw'' SIG from the London Stock Exchange in 2024.
No matter what company, they always announce it more positively than the reality. Above all, shareholders should not be alarmed.
I do not comment on the figures and circumstances in the U.K. but on the mainland they continue to lose market share and competitors are doing noticeably better.
"Challenging" circumstances are therefore a disguise for "I'm not completely comfortable with it".
I remain convinced that SIG will withdraw from the mainland in 2025 or 2026.
My worry is they give the trading update and it’s worse than the last S.P will go south …. I really hope there’s some positives in it …
It is tomorrow the 9th
If last year was anything to go by, we should expect a trading update in the next few days on full year 2023.
Hope to see this push north
Lombard increased their short when the sp was 29.20. nice to see them getting toasted.
And what do you think about the increase in short position since the presentation?
I just let the share price do the talking these days...........can not say any more than that, I
Ok tell us what you learnt then. Please
Huge capital markets event last Thursday which unraveled huge amounts about SIG plans and structure, future strategy never seen revealed like this before .....BUT not one comment on it in this " serious share chat forum " * leaves group ...
What has this got to do with SIG?
It's obvious that the Tories are in full GE campaign mode. Closing the gap with Labour is the best they can hope for.
Of course, they will be bolstered by the never fail tactic of tax cuts, but this will quickly drop back as the Government finds itself under scrutiny over Covid - the fall out from that is probably a good starting point for a Labour party counter offensive.
I don't think the Tories have understood the gravity of their situation with the electorate. They are hated. Well, and truly hated. The voters are just waiting an opportunity to vent their anger and this is what is going to happen. They will be decimated in the next GE.
Period.
As soon as Labour start to spend money the nation does not have, the markets and rating agencies etc will do them what they did to Liz Truss and her chancellor. Problem caused by Brexit and Covid. No money to spend to boost growth or for tax cuts. Best we can hope for is the benefits of a strong US economy under trump and good trade deals to boost inward investment to uk. This could lead to tax cuts in 2025 and interest rate cuts. Under Labour we will go to IMF. They will increase taxes and of course Inheritance tax.
This might have been a valid statement a decade ago, but I truly can't see how serious people can look at the state of the current 'Conservative' party and think it is the more financially responsible of the major UK parties. Labour obviously come with multitudinal flaws, but until the Conservatives finally get over their obsession with catering to the imbecile-wing of the party, I will continue to view them as utterly incapable stewards of the nations economy.
Because Labour just love spending money which the nation does not have. Within 2 years of entering office the Labour PM will see the UK going to the IMF for a bailout!!