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50 people. Only letting in certain amount of people by the looks.
Looking good.
All IMHO.
plus kit working working from home. Laptop, printer, ink, paper, desk?
How many computers have gone wrong the last TWELVE WEEKS and need repair............. Join the queue !!!!!!!!!!!!
Pent up demand for all other stuff !!!!
During lockdown we know the WEB business went up 125%........ and that was just a few weeks in.
Must say the WEB site is brilliant. Work from home advice etc.... on front main page so no messing about.
BUSY BUSY BUSY.
All IMHO.
I expect the sp to sail past £1.00 tomorrow with ease now we have the green light to open.
Government has now confirmed. See:-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52984687
I expect an RNS to come out next week on reopening plan and in that RNS we will get online sales and EU sales numbers, both of which I expect to have grown significantly!! Sp should be 120p not 90. Fasten your seat belt for next week.
If you work from home you need computer, laptops and accessories, if you are stuck at home with young adults and kids... You need games consoles, games etc. If you are cooking at home... You need appliances... Personal hygiene... Shavers, hair clippers the list goes on! We mat be the next Halford... So I hope. GL all.
clearly have been, and will be in demand due to the virus.
Pretty obvious the Government app needs a smart phone to run on, and I suspect a quite modern one with a decent battery life. Government has said it will be available THIS MONTH.
Working from home. Needed?....... Laptop, desk, printer........... your Cpmpany to buy these for you??
PcWorld do computer repairs. Obviously when the shops open they are going to be swamped with people needing computer repairs etc.....
Staff not neede by PcWorld over last 8 weeks furloughed so cost them NOTHING.
-? Will the dividend be re-instated??
Further big gains next week I suspect.
All IMHO.
What happened here? Nice!
29 April Covid-19 update gives you a sneak peak into trading...even though stores were closed in April. 52 weeks to 25 April has all channels across all areas showing positive growth....Results due later in the month and I expect some positive surprise and I wouldn't rule out us re-rating to 120p. GL all.
A Currys PC World spokesperson said: 'Due to the high level of demand for vital technology, which keeps customers connected to loved ones, their families fed, clean and entertained, and helps them work from home and home-school children, we are experiencing some delays in our response times and occasionally in the delivery of certain items."
Due to store closures there has been heightened demand with online orders. In my opinion this is a temporary logistical issue, as stores start to reopen hopefully we'll see this subside. Look at airlines not able to refund tickets in a timely manner.
You may or may not consider this a downside. I suppose, holding on to people's cash isn't the right thing to do but I suppose with covid-19 around it's is a sort of plus from an excuse point of view. Personally if I was Dixons Carphone PLC I'd compensate them with a 10% voucher as an apology - we will see.
WARNING!. Before ordering online from Currys-PC World read this article. I can confirm it is true from personal experience: Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-8307341/Why-hard-contact-Currys-PC-World-order.html
The company is owned by DIXONS CARPHONE LSE:DC.: Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currys
RNS of Wishbone Management aquiring 3.57% of shares. I guess even the Yankees see potential here, lol.
They don't look expensive but I do think there are potential issues down the line.Firstly the shift on line could cause issues, Alex has already admitted he thinks some customers will remain online and never return to stores.When you bear in mind the huge physical store estate they have, (there are 4 large stores in our city alone) and the fact that online has a much lower attachment rate of Know how and other add ons where nearly all their profits come from then this could be a negative.Secondly you have the issue of having to restrict the amount of customers in store at busy times and of course you are having to pay furloughed staff again.I would not be surprised with half the world on lockdown then there are some supply issues this peak season.Those are a couple of potential negatives for me anyway.
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2020/04/dixons-carphone-sales-shifted-online-wont-return-to-shops-ceo-warns/
can someone far smarter than me tell me is there is any downside/negative to this share, as i from my limited research cannot see any, all i see is positives for the future...
stores to re-open soon
LFL figures a lot higher than expected due to soaring online sales during lockdown
closure of loss making stores
continuation of high end product and consumables flying out as we all convert to home offices
they are looking to the future with virtual real time online sales assistants
converting stores to offer click and contactlessly collect
etc etc..
feb highs pre covid were 141p, so with market beating sales and a very pro-active approach to the near future BUT we still see DC. stuck mid 70's.. this should in my view be slowly increasing as per a number of other high street retailers are doing alongside the FTSE recovering to well over 6000 now, such as MKS and JOUL to name just two. i'd have thought this would be closer to 90p with all things considered by now....
so what i'm asking is am i missing something?? are there any negatives or pitfalls on the horizon i havent read that are holding this back? .. any comments welcome please, i'll log back in later today when i've finished my unpaid role - full time teacher to three kids.
More rises to come as we rerate. I also expect an update from DC in near future giving us visibility of online sales and reopening strategy. Time is now if you are looking to invest IMO.
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looks like some hefty buys going through
shelves. That is completely obvious i think!
Also computers and support must be in huge demand for work from home. Obvious too one would have thought?
All IMHO.
Plus helping Co's set up work from home.
When stores open there will be massive pent up demand for everything IMHO.
Quite how long you will have to wait to get your computer repaired .............. if not in the store 1st oppertunity I should think the waiting time will be in excess of 3 weeks. How many computers need fixing at the moment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Market seems to forget HMG are paying for the furloughed store staff!!! No cost to PcWorld.
All IMHO.
This moves like a sloth upwards but like a cheetah downwards. Mind boggling; last trading update prior to covid displayed signs of strength. I appreciate that things are going to be different post-covid but I think the market has been too harsh on DC. They'd recovered 2/3 of revenues while shops were closed. Bare in mind, some retailers had 0 sales. Surely this is overdue for a correction. It should be past 100 by now but I guess MM are stocking up shares for the 25th trading update. Patience is a virtue!!!!
But from what low will it double? 70p to £1.40?
50p to a quid?
40p to 80p?
25p to 50p?
RE: Barclays Capital Broker Rating22 May 2020 14:35
Nope. The correct answer is zero. No PC World stores left. CurrysPCWorld on the other hand will open in a phased manner as with a lot of retailers .
good girl DC almost there at 68p
Nope. The correct answer is zero. No PC World stores left. CurrysPCWorld on the other hand will open in a phased manner as with a lot of retailers .
come on Dixons lets have a 68p retest.