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oh dear can of worms http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/news.ma/article/88066?PagingData=Po_0~Ps_10~Psd_Asc
It's going to be positive........Probably !
What will we get? Hope its positive and the SP can move up from here
not looking good for leasehold at mo..new debt ag, but still rumblings..employed not employed? i'll see what tom brings...
You should at least do some research!
Excessive rents, over optimistic property valuations, poor trade, over priced ales compared to Weatherspoons, closure after closure, lack of mugs wanting to run pubs on their terms - wake up guys and smell the coffee - this is a busted flush with no way back
LONDON (Dow Jones)--London Stock Exchange Group PLC (LSE.LN) has stopped trading of U.K. stocks from mid-Thursday morning to investigate technical problems, a spokesman said. "There were a number of connectivity issues this morning, so we placed all the order-driven securities into an auction period... We're investigating at the moment and nothing is trading right now," the spokesman said. He said trading was stopped at 1033 GMT. The glitch comes a day after Chief Executive Xavier Rolet reiterated plans for the LSE to replace its TradeElect trading engine with a new, faster one. It also come after another glitch earlier this month when 300 stocks couldn't be traded for an hour and a half before the market closed. In September last year, another glitch stopped trading for several hours. The spokesman added: "When stocks are in auction, you're able to input a trade or go into the order book, but nothing gets executed, so effectively nothing is trading."
CEO says expects to raise more than 100 million STG from pub sales in current year. This is good news as that means no fund raising shares. Come on we got to move up now
Been great today, back in tomorrow on the low. Off to work.... :0)
ETI successfully sold over £15m worth of assets last week to raise finance.
AXA S.A, 25 Avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris and its group of companies from 3.99% to 5.10% must be good news coming
Topping up i think it's time, well for me that is. This is a good share had it's up and down . But now might be the time for us to make a good come back. Have a nice weekend :o)
Directors selling: Graham E (Ted) Tuppen [SELL] £500,999.99 [300,000 @ 167.00p] W Simon Townsend [SELL] £116,574.23 [67,501 @ 172.70p]
thanks sage . i dont expect this one to boom out either and am just waiting for it to near the 160p mark atleast so that i dont loose too much of money in this , any ideas as to when that can happen? maybe the sunshine drives people to the pubs ?
yeah mate sorry for replying late, i gess TW is probably a bottom drawer share coz it shall take time to pick up. although i am very tempted to sell it, get my money out and invest somewhere else for s short time .and then buy back TW regarrding ETI i dont even have a clue whats wrong with this one ..they have a outperform rating from Credit Susse, but that dosent seems to be proving true at all at the moment ? any comments ?
TW have been doing my head in mate!!! I've just dumped half my holding (17000) at £256 profit ;-( I had high hopes but my portfolio was leaning very heavily that way and I feel a little less exposed with them now. not sure I'd recommend buying anything at the moment. I also got rid of crystalox and SUH this morning while they were still in the blue. I guess a profit can never be wrong but I'm still gutted I bottled it with half of TW! I'm going to wait a few days until things settle before I plunge back in. I reckon JMAT would net 7% in a month, just watching to see whether they've broken their lower resistance. bought some pfd last week which have obviously dropped but a few months they should come good I reckon. I've been sat on INCh for ages at break even point, could be worth a look but DYOR, I am certainly no expert!!!!!
Thanks mate. i know i must have been drunk or out of my mind when i bought these shares at 178...but i guess i bought them on a top tip from a friend and since then have been repenting ..the sp has touched 166 in the last week, so i am gonna prob sell them off as cant afford to wait for 2 yrs as my holding isnt very big Reg TW -- now thats a blobkbuster movie mate ..all u gotta do is sit and wait and it shall get you the much needed fresh air of hope . i topped up TW around 34p and they have their AGM tommorow . so hoping for some good news any others u recommend buying at the moment ?
don't know mate but I've been watching them thinking I'd have another go at sub £1. I bought £600 worth last year at about 60p and made over a grand plus a £100 dividend. sorry I thought 178 was to high so jumped. if it's any consolation I'm in a similar position with lloy having jumped in at 180, averaged down at 120, took the RI at 37 and doubled my holding yesterday at 67.............. I guess in 2-3years time we'll be laughing when we see the big blue......TW making me nervous at the moment too
I was wondering if someone could shed light on this share. bought it around 2 months ago at a price of 178 and havent seem it going anywhere near that since then ..any ideas when to expect some green shoots in otherwise a very red sea at the moment ?
Summer may soon be with us but a chat to almost any EI tenant will let you know that their grievances are deep and well founded. Also a visit to tied pubs will let you experience at first hand the high prices they have to charge just to try to stay in business. Cannot go on forever, soon they will run out of starry eyed wannabe tenants. Read the trade press of you require confirmation.
Including all the recent property write downs ETI still has a very good balance sheet and not only is it on course to have it's debt refinanced in 2011, it looks to reduce that debt further by then with no dividends to pay out. Credit suisse has an outperform rating with a price target of 224p (I think achieveable in the next couple of months). From a business point of view the pub tie keeps the most of the profits with the landlord itself even if it is a bit harsh on the licensees. They will all be much happier this summer when sales start to increase due to the weather and all the licensees will quickly forget about the pub tie. ETI will be back in the FTSE100 before you know it.
can someone tell me how yu can short on barclays stockbrokers.
Following the BEC report on Pubcos it looks like the salad days are over. The three legs of their stool are looking wobbly , The Lease, The Beer Tie and the AWP tie, where will the profits come from in future? Not from the landlords. With that and a huge relative debt based on notional property values I see a long, painful death.
I reckon a re trace to about 140 then a steady rise to 200 ...
one of the problems was re-finance which now looks likely to be sorted