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Price rocketing again for no obvious news...... bizarre swings again!
Looks like Standard Life have upped their stake in Clipper - now over 5%, which may help to explain recent gains.
To be honest this is the only share price I don't check regularly as I know that the SP is irrelevant as the trend for online shopping and returns is going to be huge. I watched when I worked in a post office the amount of returns increase until the majority of stuff was parcel returns for online shopping. The fact Royal Mail are going to trial parcel deliveries on Sunday tells you something in itself.
Topped up this week. I think we will be back in the 600s in no time. I have been very tempted to trade, but I am just going to hold long-term. I think Clipper will be a solid dividend payer for years to come - and I think the sp still has plenty of capital growth left in it.
This share is all over the place on no obvious news....... must be good for those trading it (I'm not)
market sentiment is a fickle thing. (I bought at 300 so I am not really complaining just puzzled).
I think it will keep doing well.
a few days ago the weakness was down to shares in lockdown companies starting to go out of favour as part of the reflation/reopening trade. also there has been some talk of taxing the ecommerce companies by way of a delivery tax. all things which could squeeze margins. however this hasnt come to fruition in the budget but the shares are still suffering from being in the lockdown camp. it may take a trading report or results update to see the shares rerated again, if of course business continues on the up, which i understand it to be so. i have lightened up on these on the failed break but still hold a position given that there are obvious M&A risks in addition to the underlining growth story. well worth picking these up on dips.
Not obvious.