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When you look at another retail stock ie shoe zone
, we can see their int result with rev of £76m profit £2.5m SP 172P
Against us fin results rev £510m, profit £62m SP 1-04.
Such a way to go and should be based on results est SP £1.70p min.
I had a nice little quick trade in that name earlier this year. Got a good feel for it and exited close to the high, which was a pleasant change for me :)
I actually quite like them in principle, and the update today was pretty good, but IMO it just 'feels' like it wants to still go lower.
It looks like a triple top on the long term chart as well, to my eye, which essentially led to my decision to sell up at the time.
Fundamentals versus technicals. Still loosely on my watch list though, but not a priority focus.
And IMO, this one ticks a lot more of the boxes too, even though it probably should not - although naturally, time will tell.
As for your comparison - ultimately I agree, although you need to account for significantly fewer shares in issue in that one, versus CARD.
Yes I noted the difference in share numbers etc, but I was just high-lighting the retail set up and with sales and profits generated for the two businesses and how the city price them.
Card has much smaller lower stock costs with quicker product turnover and bigger profits.
Huge sell or 425,000 (Algo) along with lots of others but SP has held up quite well... Clearly buyers out there...
Better liquidity here than that one, too. Which helps, to a point.
Telious perhaps the big seller still? It does feel like the hand-break is going to come off here at some point, although perhaps wishful thinking on my behalf :) GLA.
Daily pattern is almost laughable now. Trying to soften us all up to sell frantically when price hits 105p. Up to you if you fall for it!
Or set small buy orders in the 101p-102p range, and make the most of the opportunity - if you think this is a good price. Which naturally a few of us do at the time of print :)
Very tempted to do a few more, but see what the economic data shows tomorrow.
Could drive us back to test the six month highs, or could push us below the 50 DMA and into a new, lower, trading range for a bit. GLA.
As soon as it drops there are a load of orders gobbling hungry for divi
Wace is a little rat
Its a nice Ex Div of 4.5p on the 30th May. Hard to beat anywhere else for a couple of days holding.
The long side at MW could well be working things down to bank the dividend. The short side margins it down so their long side picks it up. All hidden behind it being 3% to disclose a long position.
Well, either way, and in spite of what I said (and planned) the other day, I set another small cheeky small buy order which appears to have partially filled. 1398 shares. Less than half, since you asked. I am going to have to either dump those or add to round the number up at some point :)
Well you can still buy VOD for a divi of about 4p with ex divi 6th june at about 76p-78p SP.
which I might do after this ex divi date 30th.
The debt pile always put me off them, and they are also not cheap on fundamentals either IMO, but I can see how that dividend is a big carrot at the same time.
Have a look at BATS for a potential dividend play. Not advice of course etc, but if you are not bothered with the so called 'ethics' of its products, then lots to like IMO. Buy backs in place and a few lucrative strings to its bow, other than just the main stuff. Or some of the REIT's, although with those high dividends comes higher risk of course.
Yes BATS might be safe and with divi, but just look at how much you have to invest first.
I much prefer to spend £10,000 - £15,000 lots on shares for a return of 3p-5p divi at a time. and turn the money over.
I can understand that sentiment. I have more lumpy trades in BATS for that reason, although happy to just hold it until I hopefully see my various slice prices. Total exit price is sufficiently far away that it is not in my thoughts. All subject to the usual caveats etc.
Meanwhile, that partial fill allocation was annoying me....so rather than adding at a live quote price for the balance, I just dumped them. A princely 10 quid profit on those ones, lol.
Nvidia and FOMC later. Want to see how that goes first. Got enough of these already anyway for now. GLA.