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The budget will likely help companies like this one, but a weak £, growing recession, lower spend on discretionary items, faster transition towards EVs, and very tight margins all point a cash flow squeeze going forward. Looking like sub £1. It's not a stock that pension funds or many institutions can consider.
I live in a village part of a cycle route between 2 towns, another village and an Raf base full of cyclists.
After the British Olympics cycling picked up but now currently seeing three times as many cyclists on route.
Reasons - cost of fuel, current fitness craze 14 to 25s would rather be doing exercise the computer games are just recycling themselves(pardon the pun).
Changes to highway code have also given a new bravery/momentum to cycling.
It was an OK update, given the circumstances, but if you add inflation LFLs are soft. They have a very good management team but I would expect any more analyst reports to be pretty negative. If the war ends they will have a very good run. Compared to FTSE250 over the last six months they have struggled. I may buy but not at this price level.
Errrrrm we just had an incredible update slipperman :-) what is your agenda with Halfords out of interest?
Analysts reports often follow AGM and trading updates. If report is likely to be negative, expect a fall pre-release.
Just bought 4,500 more shares at 1.54 how has this dropped 8p with a slight drop of the ftse :-)
Such a superb company this one.
MPC meeting setting interest rates on the 22nd will be important, also any new analyst updates. It's a good company with a history of paying out regular dividends, against this it's not a great stock for UK pension funds: market cap too small, share price too volatile, earnings are from retail and a large slug of current earnings are from non-EV cars where earnings will disappear. PE and market cap look historically low, however UK economy will get worse unless war ends pronto.
the Company thinks it is in a good position to ride out a recession.
On he other hand a lot of the market think people are going to curb spending so much retail will be a blood bath.
Might be best avoided until a trend emerges here.
It’s just a bargain isn’t it I’m now holding 17,000 shares.
Amazed this is not zoomed today. Patience patience
Great updates and you think the fully subscribed fundraising at 320p - Its hard to fathom why the SP is not higher that 320p. Just a matter of time, HFD is pretty recession proof compared to most retailers.
How the heck is this down this morning after that spectacular update. I would expect institutional investors to start loading up in the next week.
Bought more at 1.50.
Did anyone go to the AGM?
Did anyone go to the AGM?
I’m going for a 1.70 finish tomorrow.
Bought in at £1.27 - this stock is too cheap and should not have been dragged to these bargain prices - loaded and parked under the mattress -
Back to £3.50+ is my target by Christmas IMHO (was there a year ago)
Should be on a PE of 10, not 4, but will not get there unless they increase the dividend.
Agreed it is rare good news story this country is an absolute shambles where are farage, fine, bojo and gove.
At least we have the beacon of light reece bogg as the business opportunities minister ffs :-)
Do not sell a share this is going to rocket.
It is refreshing to know to know there are good businesses in the UK that know what they are doing, even if the Government clearly doesn't
well done Halfords..
No harm taking a profit I suppose, but I can't see this falling back, so not one I'll be trading. For me, this is a medium to long-term hold.
Thank goodness I held on throughout!
Well done to all fellow long term holders.
Panmure should issue a sincere apology for the rubbish they recently spouted.
Just sold them. Nice little earner as they say!
Good luck all.
Well done to everyone who bought when the downgrade came out a few weeks ago :)
And a dividend payer what is not to like £2 asap here just watch and £3 near term target.
Chill out and don’t watch the daily moves this rns has set the foundations big time.