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Definition of 'Accretive' The process of accretion, which is the growth or increase by gradual addition, in finance and general nomenclature. An acquisition is considered accretive if it adds to earnings per share. Investopedia Says Investopedia explains 'Accretive' In corporate finance, accretive acquisitions of assets or businesses will add more value than the cost of the acquisition, either immediately or over time. In fixed-income investments, the term refers to the increase in value attributable to interest accrued but not paid (discounted bonds, for example, earn interest through accretion until maturity).
"Supply Chain Awards @SupplyChainAwds The Ligentia Supply Chain Team of the Year is @Dixons with #KnowHow – huge congratulations to you all! @retailweek #SupplyChainAwards" 10:23 PM - 26 Sep 2013
But the market doesn't give a ****
BRIEF-Dixons Retail says deal with Mutares for sale of PIXmania signed 27 September 2013 07:00, updated 27 September 2013 07:16 Sept 27 (Reuters) – Dixons Retail PLC <DXNS.L>: Agreement with Mutares <MUXG.BE> for sale of PIXmania signed Signing follows completion of consultations with the relevant works councils Completion of the transaction is expected to take place at the end of December 2013 Transaction is expected to be accretive to underlying earnings for Dixons Retail in the current financial year Dixons announced the agreement on Sept. 5 [ID:nL6N0H10LC] Source text for Eikon: [ID:nRSa0413Pa]
Magic ! :)
07:00 Dixons Retail PLC (DXNS) Agreement with Mutares for Sale of Pixmania Signed
Hi - Back off .50p so far today - yep, this is what I fancied with this stock at the mo - am still happy sitting back at the moment and waiting either for a sustained rise or yet another dip to around the 46.50 mark - let's wait and see - must be driven upwards soonish - remember that great marketing event called Christmas - Dixons at the ready - Cheers - The Kid -
Is it wise to wait and buy on another dip? (most likely) ---------- Dip came a lot sooner than imagined! :)
Stock is looking for direction at the moment with significant resistance around the 48p area. Total amount of short positions in the stock now reduced further to 4.47% as of 24th of September. With the level of uncertainty seen in many stocks in the large cap market, DXNS offers a solid investment IMO for growth in the future.
Hi - well, the old phrase - only time will tell - comes to mind - I am in anycase a keen fan of buying on the back of a steady but sure rise, so if this now continues north I would be more likely to pop back in again - but will now stand back for a little while and see how this one developes from here on - Cheers - The Kid -
It will be interesting to know what price you can get back in at. Is it wise to wait and buy on another dip? (most likely) Or is the breakout that has been long prophesied with a boost into a new trading range and no return to the 40ps (probably not) :)
Hi - I certainly did - by boring I simply mean it had started to dribble either side of the 47p mark and I was tempted to pop back in to another one of my favourites for a slightly more exciting ride just at the mo - however, things do indeed seem to be on the northward move once again, so I am likely to pop back in soonish - GLA - Cheers to all my olde friends on this BB - The Kid -
good day so far guys, my guess is that the profit taking has now finished and we will start to gain a stronger position. 50p within 2 weeks time would be good. all imho Bob.
Ello Ello... So what going in here then?
Hi. Have got a good friend who is the store manager at one of there big stores he told me sales were good a weeks ago,So I bought a bucket full @ 40p.Spoke to him last week again sales are still strong and looking good for the run upto XMAS.Keeping these babies got a lot further to run in the near & further future. P.S ...BRITISH BULLS posted a BUY today. GLA..
Cantor Fitzgerald restated their buy rating on shares of Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) in a research note issued to investors. The firm currently has a GBX 58 ($0.93) price target on the stock.
Wouldn't call today boring, would you? looks like the buyers are getting back in fortunately, I still believe this has a way to go, did you make a profit when you got out kid? anyone with inside news on todays rise or how the stores are doing at the moment?
Hi - would have to broadly agree - I am now temporarily out of this stock - has become a wee bit boring just at the mo - will, of course, be plunging back in once the excitement starts to roll again - run up to Christmas has just got to be the big thing that will see this begin to move northwards once again - GLA - The Kid -
Feels like this needs to stop for a tyre change at the moment - think we are still on slicks and the tracks drying out. I don't believe anything has changed re potential, but it wouldn't surprise me if we had a further retrace before going any further. I've kept the orders in place and will defo get some more if we reach 45 ish. Anything below that is a great opportunity IMO. Hope it's going well for you kids.
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Dixons Retail Rating Increased to Reduce at AlphaValue (DXNS) Posted by Nolan Pearson on Sep 19th, 2013 // No Comments Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) was upgraded by stock analysts at AlphaValue to a “reduce” rating in a report issued on Thursday, ARN reports. The firm currently has a GBX 43.50 ($0.69) price target on the stock, down from their previous price target of GBX 43.60 ($0.69). AlphaValue’s price objective suggests a potential downside of 6.79% from the company’s current price. A number of other analysts have also recently weighed in on DXNS. Analysts at Deutsche Bank raised their price target on shares of Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) from GBX 49 ($0.78) to GBX 53 ($0.84) in a research note to investors on Monday, September 9th. They now have a “buy” rating on the stock. Separately, analysts at Numis Securities Ltd reiterated a “hold” rating on shares of Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) in a research note to investors on Friday, September 6th. They now have a GBX 48 ($0.76) price target on the stock. Finally, analysts at Nomura reiterated a “buy” rating on shares of Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) in a research note to investors on Friday, September 6th. They now have a GBX 60 ($0.95) price target on the stock. Two equities research analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, seven have given a hold rating and eleven have assigned a buy rating to the stock. The company currently has a consensus rating of “Hold” and an average target price of GBX 46.63 ($0.74). Shares of Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) opened at 47.419 on Thursday. Dixons Retail has a one year low of GBX 18.70 and a one year high of GBX 48.75. The stock has a 50-day moving average of GBX 44.34 and a 200-day moving average of GBX 39.94. Dixons Retail plc is a specialist electrical retailer and services company, which sells consumer electronics, personal computers, domestic appliances, photographic equipment, communication products and related services.
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I couldn't possibly comment ...................that said, it is a bit frustrating this little peach of a recovery play getting stuck at around the 46/47p mark, but at the end of the day it must be remembered that this has soared in the past 12 months - Patience will be well rewarded - Cheers - The Kid -
Your information regarding shorters is incorrect. Marble Arch are not a new shorter, they are an exisiting shorter who opened a short in november 2012 at 2.05%, and have been downgrading their short position until a few days ago it now stands at 0.99%.
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