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Started: Holygrail, 13 Sep 2021 15:31
Last post: Holygrail, 13 Sep 2021 16:33
I've beaten you to the punch
How did you get on I've just nearly managed to get out last 10000 to go.
£1.30 then back to £1.00 and lower I can't off load fast enough brokers don't seem to be letting me sell large chunks
Started: Holygrail, 13 Sep 2021 09:22
Last post: Questionsabout, 13 Sep 2021 13:05
I'm out move fast this is gonna to be dropping
I suspect there will be alot of people in the coming days and weeks wishing they had got sooner
I suppose with it being high I think your right it will be going to £1.00 and £1.20 is where the resistance should be.
sell now
Last post: Holygrail, 13 Sep 2021 09:20
this going to £1.30
Started: 100notout, 23 Jul 2021 14:51
Last post: 100notout, 23 Jul 2021 14:51
I think they have a better grasp of the value than the hedge funds shorting this. Always a good sign to see the directors purchasing...
Started: JG68, 15 Jul 2021 18:14
Last post: JG68, 15 Jul 2021 18:14
Increased twice in the last week, wonder why.
This is nothing new. Back in the day the astute high street Managers would often cut out the in house delivery services to Quickly get the product into the customers home. This also meant there were no "failed deliveries." It could often be a sale clincher too as the customer would know the precise time of arrival. It was a cheaper option than the more expensive inhouse operation. Im surpised it has taken this long for the company to catch up with what was happening then and use that sector of the service industry as a recognised partner.
this flexibilty meant we could act far quicker than many of our competitors which gave us an edge.
The only trouble with Uber is the items being delivered in one piece after the amount of crashes they tend to have because the driver is a sat nav jockey.
Uber tend to grab a headline any way they can, it seems with world wide problems with this modern day slave trade company just won't go away & will probably not be around much longer, a bad move by Dixons in my books.
Started: EmeraldCarrots, 4 Jul 2021 13:44
Last post: EmeraldCarrots, 4 Jul 2021 13:44
in the football.
laptops during covid, now tv's during football and tennis!!!
All IMHO.
Started: EmeraldCarrots, 30 Jun 2021 16:43
Last post: Rockonuk01, 1 Jul 2021 09:37
This SP should be well up come on the facts:--------------------14 per cent underlying sales growth from its electricals wing, a 103 per cent leap in online revenues to £4.7 billion and the balance sheet alchemy that magically turns £204 million of net debt into £169 million net cash?
means the big pension funds will be in here.
Back to the £1.60 it was in April in due course I fully expect.
All IMHO.
Started: Essexman22, 1 Jul 2021 09:03
Last post: Essexman22, 1 Jul 2021 09:03
Opened up over 3%, this is a strong buy. Over the next year it should reach £2 at some point
Started: EmeraldCarrots, 30 Jun 2021 13:25
Last post: volcano, 30 Jun 2021 16:25
Investors chronicle
Increased investment in its online business
Cost savings boost free cashflow
Dixons Carphone’s (DC.) mission to become a successful “omnichannel” retail business has gained impetus through the lockdowns, as housebound consumers increased purchases of televisions, laptops and video game consoles.
say no more. 3p.
All IMHO.
Started: Rock8, 30 Jun 2021 13:49
Last post: Rock8, 30 Jun 2021 13:49
Dixons Carphone restarts dividends after sustaining strong trading
30 June 2021, 10:38
Technology products retailer Dixons Carphone (DC.) is restarting dividends after delivering better-than-expected annual profits as an online sales surge offset lost revenues from Covid-enforced store closures.
Chief executive Alex Baldock insisted the start of the current financial year has seen ‘continued strong trading in all our markets’ and is ‘more confident than ever in our prospects’.
Given this bullish outlook, Dixons Carphone reinstated the shareholder reward by proposing a full year dividend of 3p, though the shares were 0.7% lower at 122p by mid-morning.
EARNINGS SPARK
For the year ended 1 May 2021, the Currys PC World-to-Carphone Warehouse brands owner’s adjusted pre-tax profit grew 34% to £156 million, ahead of previous guidance of £150 million, driven by a very strong last couple of weeks to the year.
While mobile sales declined due to both planned and enforced Carphone Warehouse store closures, like-for-like electricals sales sparked up 14% despite pandemic-enforced stores in the UK, Ireland, Norway, Denmark and Greece.
Online electricals sales grew 103% to £4.7 billion last year, highlighting the group’s strengthening omni-channel position and market share gains.
The news on current trading is also encouraging, with UK & Ireland electricals in growth year-on-year and international sales trending positively.
And Dixons Carphone sees evidence that its markets will be ‘structurally larger post-pandemic, and that not all last year’s growth was pulled forward’.
POSSIBLE TAKEOVER TARGET?
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said the soon-to-be Currys PLC has developed a reputation ‘for having stores that act as a place not only to showcase products but also to help customers struggling with electrical device problems. This personal touch has been crucial to helping Dixons compete against the likes of Amazon.’
He also believes that the work Baldock has done to reshape Dixons won’t go unnoticed in the private equity world.
‘Dixons could easily be a takeover target given it has a net cash position, it is generating lots of free cash flow, it boasts a strong brand in Curry’s, and strategically it has already done a lot of hard work to fix the problems of the past.
‘A private equity buyer could find ways to accelerate growth and push the Currys brand even harder.’
THE LIBERUM VIEW
Liberum Capital reiterated its ‘buy’ rating and 175p price target, arguing the results give ‘further reasons to be positive on Dixons Carphone’s outlook and the ongoing progress under its transformation plan.
‘Current trading remains strong with electricals in growth year-on-year across all territories. There are two upgrades to guidance with management now expecting a stable net cash position in full year 2022 year on year and a 3p dividend will be reintroduced.
‘Dixons Carphone’s enduring strong performance throughout the pandemic reflec
Started: Essexman22, 30 Jun 2021 13:07
Last post: Essexman22, 30 Jun 2021 13:07
Likely to see a price rise of over 10% in the next couple of weeks and substantially more over the coming year. Based on that I consider Dixons a strong buy
i thought i have paid to much this morning at 123p,looking good now
Great set of results with the added bonus of the reinstatement of the dividend. The hedge funds that have brought the price down will no doubt buy back as this is going up. Funds will no doubt stock up now as they will be getting a yield. Good times ahead here...
Been curry’s twice last 2 weeks at Blackpool store very well run more focused staff not like it use to be.Greeted at the door directed straight to what your looking for very competitive pricing love to still be able have choice and buy in store and take away.
How can the market react like this, incredible really.
Dixons has now gone on my buy list, if you agree then do it now rather than later. Great set of results.
Started: Dad413252, 30 Jun 2021 09:48
Last post: Dad413252, 30 Jun 2021 09:48
Rerating on the cards with bullish forward management predictions,
starting to look like a good investment .
Started: wadz, 30 Jun 2021 09:47
Last post: wadz, 30 Jun 2021 09:47
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/britains-dixons-carphone-profits-rise-34-on-online-strength-2545880
Should see this rise after some positive news
Even the markets shouldn't be able to knock these having briefly skimmed through
Started: Johnnydurex, 26 Jun 2021 23:22
Last post: Johnnydurex, 26 Jun 2021 23:22
Currys are playing hardball with suppliers and adopting a strategy similar to Best Buy in the USA - they are getting suppliers to sponsor staff who work in stores.The staff member will wear a Currys uniform but their salary will be funded by a brand with the expectation that colleague will promote them to customers
Started: Rock8, 30 Apr 2021 13:24
Last post: badjob, 30 Apr 2021 17:19
Expected PBT £150m - profits after tax £120m? That would put it on a PE of around 13 so not obviously cheap. Enough to make me hold onto what i have but i don't plan to add. Are we expecting major profit increases in future years? Decision to close airport trade could be very short sighted - £20m of potential profit is a lot to throw away. i wonder what it is costing to close the operation compared to subsidising it for a couple of years or so. I read somewhere that WH Smith are increasing investment in airports to take advantage of opportunities ahead as others pull out. Are we really expecting covid travel dip to last forever?
Yes it is really difficult to understand that
Down over 12% after great results!!
Started: Funkhouser, 28 Apr 2021 14:21
Last post: Funkhouser, 28 Apr 2021 14:21
While the update was good it needed to be don't forget the shares have increased 50% in 6 months and the market price is more based on the outlook rather than the present.Over the lockdown most people have had lots of free money that would have been spent on holidays, and going out, (have you tried to get a tradesman recently?) this has without a doubt benefited DC.How things will pan out post lockdown when peoples spending priorities change again we don't yet know.Its fairly priced imo.
Started: do8erman, 28 Apr 2021 11:03
Last post: do8erman, 28 Apr 2021 11:03
Still being able to pick these up at 150p seems a no-brainer with the current figures and full year results to follow late June. Todays rns regarding the duty free stores is more positive than negative, as to why anyone would sell and drag the SP down 7p is beyond me. They have no customers to speak of at the airports - so they don't need the overheads of the lease, the staff or to stock these shops with discounted goods... its a positive in all respects (apart from those losing their jobs). These stores used to generate a profit, now don't so they are reacting NOW not in many months time, hoping things return to 'normal' burning cash trying holding onto them, another good business decision in all respects.
Started: Davielad, 28 Apr 2021 09:48
Last post: do8erman, 28 Apr 2021 10:57
Still being able to pick these up at 150p seems a no-brainer with the current figures and full year results to follow late June. Todays rns regarding the duty free stores is more positive than negative, as to why anyone would sell and drag the SP down 7p is beyond me. They have no customers to speak of at the airports - so they don't need the overheads of the lease, the staff or to stock these shops with discounted goods... its a positive in all respects (apart from those losing their jobs). These stores used to generate a profit, now don't so they are reacting NOW not in many months time, hoping things return to 'normal' burning cash trying holding onto them, another good business decision in all respects.
Yes very strong.
Sadly it's often better to travel than arrive but sure the share price will recover soon.
Very good trading update this morning, with strong online sales. The company seems to be in a pretty strong cash position cash wise in spite of the recent Pandemic restrictions. Hopefully a good set of full year results on 30th June, and an increase in the SP in the run up until then
Started: TheThinker, 25 Feb 2021 11:28
Last post: Davielad, 26 Apr 2021 20:33
@Do8erman, I wouldn't disagree with your forecast for the SP over the next few months. I am expecting the trading update to be positive, and the next set of results to disclose an improving performance. I suspect the business is doing a lot better than the current SP might suggest
Nothing but positives here, the next 5 months up to the AGM are going to be an exciting ride for investors, I expect to see 190p-200p by late Sept. 2021....
Electricals online sales growth +114% to £1.8bn; UK&I Electricals online +145% to £1.3bn
28 Apr 2021 Pre-close Trading Update 2020/21
30 Jun 2021 Full Year Results 2020/21
15 Sep 2021 2021 Annual General Meeting
very quiet here considering at a year high for the SP, sales ahead of targets, revenue up, profit up, working from home the new normal and dc. really benefiting from this.. oh and the closure of loss making sections of the business with the announcement of more CW bricks and mortar closures in favour of online... onward and upwards to 165p+
This looks like a very nice end to the week with the SP ending on a 52 week high
I'm really hoping this share takes off. I've been here long term and surely it's gonna move soon
Looking good for a climb towards £1.60
Started: Rock8, 16 Feb 2021 10:21
Last post: Rock8, 16 Feb 2021 10:21
..................Earlier today followed by rise.
Started: JG68, 1 Feb 2021 16:15
Last post: JG68, 1 Feb 2021 16:15
Can anyone give their thoughts on this please, cannot see what would cause a sustained gradual drop ?