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Remember it was around 678 just over 1 year ago. Who knows???
Almost clicked on the buy bottom just before closing @£977, but I hesitated, and it closed @£9.74. maybe I can buy at even lower price on Monday, perhaps?😁😁
A consumer cyclical at its 52 week low. Must be worth a punt.
Because of this poor update, I probably need to rethink and hold my fire for the time being.
Poor trading update for the 3rd quarter. Will this fall to below £10? Will pick a few up if it does.
SP recovering from initial mark down - hopefully will carry on up now.
I was right. This is unable to go higher once it reaches £11. Sold @£11.22 back in October. Now I am waiting for it to drop to below £10.
Thanks Taverham looked in to it further and Dunelm is Luxembourg based so is subject to 15% with holding tax even in an ISA . looks like a new tax law with Luxembourg comes in to effect in April 2024 which might change this hopefully ...
Dalius, this is a UK stock so no withholding tax due.Something wrong somewhere- check with broker.
Hi I hold these shares in my ISA is this still subject to the 15% holding tax ???? As this has been deducted on my ISA account
Dunelm planning to open inner London stores according to Retail Gazette
Hopefully onwards and upwards now
Good to see - one of the standouts in the UK retail sector for me and should also partly benefit from the Wilko demise. Very undervalued in my view.
SP rising now that the analysts have digested the good numbers released yesterday. Hooray.
It always goes down after good results
I cannot understand why🤔
Bought another £4k - bargain imv.
Great results payout over 50p and the sp drops- not logical imv.
Homeware retailer Dunelm (DNLM) is Berenberg’s favoured consumer-recovery play and expects it to be one of the strongest performers this year.
Analyst Matthew Abraham reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation and increased the target price from £13.70 to £14.10 on the Citywire Elite Companies A-rated stock, which was trading at £10.97 on Thursday.
‘Dunelm is one of our two top picks among our coverage, along with Cranswick,’ Abraham said.
‘We expect Dunelm to be among the strongest performers in 2024 within our UK small- and mid-cap consumer coverage. Dunelm should make the most of what we anticipate will be a year of weak market growth in both the home and living and the furniture end-markets.’
Abraham predicted that Dunelm will take further market share given the investment in pricing after the easing of company-specific freight cost pressures that should be a ‘differentiating decision given that difficult end-market conditions in 2024 are set to pose a significant challenge to Dunelm’s more highly levered peers’.
Rns-hopefully sp will recover a little today.
Most brokers' target prices were around £11. It must be the late Santa rally, which has helped the SP to shoot past it. Unless some unusual upbeat news come up to drive it further north, I think this should be near to the top now.
This is a superb company but I fear not even they will fare well over the coming 12 months. Generally, I think many are underestimating just how tough the UK economy is going to get, particularly for the consumer. They drifted down to 700-800p during Covid and that was an excellent long term entry point. After that, with a little patience, they will get back to 1300-1400 in due course. I am planning repeating that trick this time.
Dunelm won Best Retailer award over £500m at Retail Gazette Awards
In the last 5 years, yes a better return.
Not only that, big dividends as well. Over £3 on a £5.85 share price 5 years ago.
There can't be many shares that pay such a level of dividend and grow by so much.
Who would have thought Dunelm would produce such results and still expanding judging by today's RNS
Imagine what it could achieve were large parts of the stores little more than 'jumble sales'. Always excuses from staff for the mess and disorder. Then there's the one till open. I often can't be bothered to shop and that's speaking as a lth.
Another good quarter for Dunelm.