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About f ing time, almost break even lol
Results are good but market cap at 1.3bn is pretty high for a profit of 28m, so although invested I'm not thinking the shares are a steal at 270p. Yes it's a growth stock but the fact that there are direct alternatives is probably going to limit profitability.
Totally confused... I talked myself out of averaging down again 2 days ago as there was an RNS in March showing the expected results.
How did the sp fall after that to then soar past when the actual results are published, which were unchanged? Lesson learnt I guess :)
It's only a matter of time.
It is a very well run company and now Covid's well and truly behind us, they should just keep going from strength to strength.
GLA.
Ticket sales were £4.3 billion
Trainline PLC (LSE:TRN) shares jumped 12% in early trade on Thursday after the company reported ticket sales of £4.3bn for the last 12 months, a 72% year-on-year (YoY) increase and 16% higher than pre-Covid levels.
Revenues reached £327mln, up 74% from last year, driven by surging ticket sales in the UK and Europe, while operating profit was £28mln for the 12 months ended February 28, 2023, up from a £10mln loss in the year prior.
International ticket sales, especially in Spain, contributed to the company's strong performance, with a four-fold increase in net ticket sales from last year.
CEO Jody Ford said Trainline is "building great momentum" and expects further strong growth in the coming year. Operating profit rose to £28mln, compared to a £10mln operating loss last year.
Analysts at City broker Peel Hunt said: "Trainline is resolutely executing its strategy, providing innovative tech for clients (both consumer and business) to power the Railway Revolution of the 21st Century."
They raised their price target for Trainline to 440p a share from 385p a share following the bullish update.
Hopefully we can now get back to a sensible £3+ mark.
I knew you had it in you, GO baby Go??????
you heard it hear first.
So happy the results are good :) I've a big chunk of cash here and thought it was undervalued
Now let's re rate to a more realistic figure
Good luck all
John
Yes wish I topped up now instead of waiting for the results!!!!
Charlie, trainline doesn't own any trains, it just sells tickets for operations that want to sell them at whatever price they want..
Maybe do some research??
Impressive!
Trainline app selling off peak tickets for on peak times about £20 quid difference thought the idea was to make profit not give it away.
Oops, was going off the results calendar. Oh well.. not sure what will get the sp moving in the short term without the rail strikes ending.
Do we expect any uplift on Thursday with the results, could it be a good time to get the average down before then.
surprised to this back down at £2, would have thought now all pay disputes and strike over increase in traffic, any reason for this pull back?
Well it was blue for one day :(
Seems to be searching for yet a new low..
OK this share can start to rise now please :)
Pretty please...
Ah, Finch, experience tells me that I know nothing.
So, no, I have no idea about a new bottom.
The jump up yesterday afternoon leaves me hoping that someone knows something good.
I am in at av. £2.50 and, like you, "feel" this should be higher, obviously.
Hey wack wack, seems your input has stirred the sp :). I too feel that trainline is under valued. Given their growth into Europe they must be getting close to showing a profit soon.
Have they stopping buying back shares? In the past this seemed to be the thing that kept the sp propped up.
I am av 270p but would like to double up once we get to the bottom as apart from macro environment I don't see this not being back above 400p. Any ideas what the bottom should be?
Cheers
Hi Karl, I agreed with your analysis about finding a "base" - which I guess you meant as "bottom".
Alas, now we seem to have found a new "bottom" - or are we still heading down to find a " new new" bottom?
We are at the lowest since January 2022 when it was £2.00 - Is that where we are heading now?
Down from £4.00. I don't see any rational for that. The company seems sounds.
if you look at the share in a month timeframe sure, however if you flatted out the peaks and dips we are at base level.
nows the time to buy and hold.
Settled!!!!
Really seems like a nose dive to me. Eff sake??
no big sells, seems like we have settled ready to rise back up now.