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Looking good according to this. http://www.barchart.com/opinions/stocks/EQN.LS
We have leapt through 190p but the next hurdle may be a bit more resistant...
Believe so. As it was part of and email update on his equity income fund. Presume part of the money raised at recent 170p drop
Is that a recent position he has taken?
Saw this on Woodfords website under his blog section ....Elsewhere, we participated in a placing of shares in Equiniti, which allowed us to almost double the position in this attractively valued administration and technology services company. Not much, but thought it worth putting up.
Sell up, take profit and buy back in on retrace or Hold?
But will we beat 190p like we did briefly in the merry month? What a leap this morning.
Just a suggestion. Buy EQN on dividend day and sell four days later... Must be a catch. Oh yes you miss out on the dividend.
Only have a small holding And now in the black thanks to the rise today. Any news leaked out, although volume looks light?
Great bounce back after the fall on dividend day. Right back in the black again.
...it is indeed. A share will always drop by the value of the dividend, or there abouts, due to the reduced market cap of the company.
Yesterday we went ex-div. Yesterday the share price dropped enough to almost wipe out my patiently accrued profit here. Should I have expected this?
...Ex-Dividend tomorrow.
H1 revenue up 5% (£181.2m to £191.9m) EBITDA prior to exceptional items up 7% (£38.5m to £41.2m) EBITDA prior to exceptional items up 0.3% (21.2% to 21.5%) Free cash flow to equity holders up 134.2% (£7.9 to £18.5) Cash flow conversion down 10% (103% to 93% EBIT up 24.4% (£12.3m to £15.3m) Net debt down £44.5m (£471.3m to 261.7m) Leverage down to 2.9 from 5.5
Interesting to see we have caught the eye of MIDAS. Those of us who bought on the Float are quite nicely in profit considering the short time that has elapsed. And of course we bought because we read the history of the company and wanted a part in it. I am confident we will continue to do well. Ambitious company leaders can be dangerous as well as an asset!
...and higher then expected dividend.
Currently showing 4.49% gain since my purchase when EQN floated. Much more what I hoped for...
I cannot see that brexit means anything negative to Equiniti. The long list of financial and computer systems activities they are involved in will continue and grow with the economy. I have loaded up with more EQN yesterday and today.
21% down in a few days. It hardly seems fair when I so proudly voted to remain. Perhaps I should have sold but I am not a natural trader and tend to choose my shares carefully and hold them long term. I am trying to research what Brexit means for Equiniti. It all seems very uncertain and could go either way.
I bought at the original offer price and am up 14.4%. There are no other shares in my small ISA portfolio of which I am so confident. Equiniti seem to have everything right, growth, income management and of course, that rarest of intangibles, company tradition. We will have to see if EQN lives up to my hopes.
Woodford investment management increased their stake on 3rd May that should account for some of the SP rise many people follow their share purchases. I brought in as looked undervalued
Somebody increasing their stake? A suitor? its a thought.
Launched at 165p end of October sank to 130p in February since then up 48% to 192p. Same company same prospects same dividend. I don't understand the market!!
Still being paid tomorrow!!