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while i admire the messages i can't help feel " flying " is poss the wrong word, remember we hovered at 48 p almost 2 weeks ago, before the ftse has been tanking coupled with the American debt issue, lets hope we can get to 50 p, but i suspect nothing will happen till the debt issue is resolved with USA to at least give it some impetus
Goes trade #4 :)
May see .49 - .50p today...:)
would be nice :)
Volatility is fantastic!:) Nice Rns...!
Wow! 2p in the space of a minute!
Flying!
10 October 2013 DIXONS RETAIL PLC Unieuro and marco polo form new electrical retailer GROUP for italian market Dixons Retail plc ("Dixons Retail"), Europe's leading specialist electrical multi-channel retailing and servicescompany, today announces that it has signed an agreement with the shareholders of SGM Distribuzione s.r.l (which trades as Marco Polo in Italy ("Marco Polo")) to form a new entity ("NewCo"), that will indirectly own both Unieuro S.p.A ("Unieuro") and Marco Polo. Rhône Capital is the controlling shareholder of Marco Polo and will become the controlling shareholder of NewCo. Under the terms of the agreement, Dixons Retail will leave the business with EUR25m of cash and will invest up to EUR10m in the form of a loan note based on an expected closing date at the end of November 2013. Dixons Retail will own a 15% share in NewCo with the owners of Marco Polo holding the remaining 85% of the share capital. Marco Polo and Unieuro are both leading integrated multi-channel electrical retailers in Italy and the combined group will operate from 173 own stores as well as through a number of franchise partners. The transaction is subject to, inter alia, competition clearance. For the year to April 2013 Unieuro generated losses before tax of GBP4.1 million on sales of GBP516.0 million and gross assets of GBP209.2 million. The transaction is expected to be accretive to underlying earnings for Dixons Retail in the current financial year. Commenting on the transaction, Sebastian James, Group Chief Executive, said: "This is a terrific outcome for both Unieuro and Marco Polo, as it creates a unified force that has the potential to be at the forefront of electrical retailing in this large European market. I am pleased that we remain a shareholder and that this transaction gives clarity on the long-term future for the business and for our colleagues. For Dixons, this transaction follows our agreed disposals of ElectroWorld in Turkey and of PIXmania in France. Once completed, these changes will enable the Group to focus on those territories where we have market-leading multi-channel operations. I have no doubt that this increased simplicity and clarity will enable us to deploy our resources better and drive better value for all of our stakeholders." Commenting on the transaction, Giancarlo Nicosanti Monterastelli, CEO of Marco Polo said: "This agreement is the first stage of a long-term plan to create a leading integrated multi-channel retailer group in the Italian electrical market. The agreement is designed to achieve important benefits for customers, employees and suppliers. While market conditions in Italy remain challenging, the complementary channel strategy and store portfolios of the two companies will enable the new group to attract more customers across Italy and build long-term growth." For further information David Lloyd-Seed, IR, PR &
Yes it was talking about their whatever happens insurance policies. about promises they cant keep
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03cvl12/Watchdog_Series_32_Episode_4/
Last night on watchdog anybody watch it?
Hi - well, I am still alive and kicking - am out of this one just for a short while - still rate very highly for the near future - but it was impossible not to be tempted to throw every penny available at dear olde Royal Mail - one of the most certain quick buck situations in history - even it it does a Facebook - which it won't - you just know it will rebound very smartly once all the novice plonkers are out of the system - has anyone else taken the plunge ? - it will either soar in the first few hours, in which case I am out - or, it will soar then quickly reverse massive gains as all the get rich quick merchants pile out almost immediately - can't really blame them mind ! - If the Facebook scenario kicks in then it's just a case of waiting - you know this one will only rise from the likely 330p SP announced on Friday , given a little time - Good Luck to all those riding on this one - Interesting plunge in Dxns SP in recent days - Retail Consortium announced that high street sales were disappointing in recent weeks - have to assume this is largely to blame for yesterdays big fall - plus, it would help if the wee folk across the pond would get themselves together for the sake of a better world - Can you believe they owe 16 trillion - does anyone actually know what a Trillion is nowadays - how about 1000 Billion ? - How can they just carry on adding to such colossial debt in order to carry on - Dosen't this debt mean they are actually the poorest Country in the world rather than the most powerful !! - Oh Well - must go and feed the fish - Bertie - the massive one - will be livid if I don't appear with the grub very soon and he's not to be messed with - Cheers - The Kid -
lol...yes Steptoe and Son was a brilliant sit com......Yooouuu Dirty old man....you always spoil my fun...lol..!!
stepttoe and sid i use to be called stepptoe and son lol
thats why im standing back funny where is the kid
I think it has more to drop...don't forget the lows in August due to the syria situation....lows of 41.16..now the US problem will be protracted right up to the deadline which is the 17th October, I think Steptoe and Sid, have calculated very well indeed. Where is the Kid, and the milk float ..?
I think this might be as low as we're going tbh. Don't quote me obviously..
myself i like to see if she breaches 44 then i have a go as at the moment i feel it either way
Yeah agree. I'm ready to get some more if it does, but obviously no idea either way. This stock hasn't let anyone down so far, so I don't believe it's about to start.
Forgot about this. 4 Sep close: 44.26 5 Sep open: 47.75 DXNS always closes its gaps.... should have known but DXNS is one of my 'cheese 'n wine' stocks, buy and let it mature...
lets hope she dont retrace to much for shareholders
Anyone has this? Going down for no apparent reason. News is good and it's one you'd pile into given the macro situation.
Hi guys, any idea why we have lost 5% over the past couple of days? I understand the American situation, etc, but that's only affected the FTSE by 2%? :)
I think we had to really, didn't feel like it was getting any further for a while and I needed to use the money elsewhere so was worth the risk of missing out(to me anyway).
Cheers