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I haven't personally, friends who have used Fridays and they love it.
Seems far too cheap at this level and interest building from Bramson plus a few exec changes recently.
Has anyone been using any of the restaurant's, what the experience like — Food, Service — Where they busy etc? I’m out of country for 1 year and wondering if this is investable, certainly fallen off a cliff past year.
A Lot of changes going on here.
Edward John Michael Bramson is the chief executive officer and principal at Sherborne & Company Incorporated, described as an "activist investor" and "corporate raider".
Bramson taking more more :)
Feel hungry now !!!
I don't see this as a short term investment but I am reasonably confident that at this price we should see many multiples in future years, once inflation is contained and customers have some disposable income that enables them to eat out.
The early closure of Harrogate 63rd+1st after only a year has probably done some damage to investor confidence but I applaud the decision to act quickly. ROI was below expectations due to lower than forecast footfall in the area. Perhaps it was the wrong location or simply the effect of the hyper inflation we are all experiencing.
I feel the strategy to hold fire on new store openings until economic conditions improve is the correct decision.
Meanwhile ... show your stripes and celebrate the game!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pMlpVT2VNU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XNrlb2FO54
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTELN0PNEJo
Down almost 90% in a year...a bit extreme!
More buys than sells...Still going down. Has to turn at some point d buys higher than this last week and before
Bonkers..the way this share price has been going...maybe rns will help
Back to the 20's in jig time then a march to the 30's. Year high over a quid !
Yip latter for me...more d buys
And just when all seems lost, a couple of nice little RNSs to cheer me up:
- NED buys 400K shares at 13.25p
- institutional investor First Equity Limited buys a few more, taking their holding to 7%.
B*gger of a share this one, bound to fail or bound to multi-bag??
I really don't know - my money's still on the latter.
Well, knock me down with a feather, who's a not-so-clever-Trevor!
I actually chased this one down with a top-up 2 weeks ago.... but then, learning from past mistakes, quickly changed my mind and sold the top-up, taking a 10% loss. So glad I did!
Still holding my original purchase, which is now down 70% in just 4 months... got suckered in by that multiple director buy in June - they all paid 41-43p lol!
Don't really want to crystalise my loss, but perhaps I should because this company is looking like it's priced to go under...
Anyway, expect I'm talking to myself - the only mug punter left standing!
It's time for admin to correct the misinformation for this stock.
The results were very poor as these are pre recession results remember, oh and yes the share price has predictably tanked. Bottom drawer long haul, risk of capital raising dilution. The only positive could be if Covid goes away we get a lot of visitors to Uk with the crashed GBP but that seasonal and input costs are horrible now (energy and min wage etc).
Been director buying of late May stop the downward pressure
Results were not inspiring any buyers.
Most holders are so underwater the shares are bottom drawer certificates.
I'd meant to sell out yesterday in advance of these results, but was distracted with other matters.
As it turns out these results were surprisingly resilient for a restaurant group operating in current conditions and the share price has not tanked this morning.
The energy hedging has to help.
“We pro-actively sought to mitigate both the present and future utilities cost inflation risk by contracting long term price hedges on both the Group's gas and electric supplies in Q3 of 2020. Using the 2019 financial year volumes as the basis for this decision, the Group has hedged”
· 100% of its gas until December 2023;
· 100% of its electricity until March 2022; and then
· 50% of its electricity until March 2023; and then
· 25% of its electricity until December 2023.
consumer retail. Everyone expecting the worst, have you seen gas and electric prices. People won't be able to eat out
Read below.
Also, the entire UK small/mid cap market has taken a tumble these last days.
Anyone has a clue for the disastrous performance of the last two days? Can’t find any specific news out on the company…
Market thinks the company should reign in spending on its expansion plans.
Weaker consumer demand + higher input costs (esp wages) = margin pressure.
Please Hostmore, don't run out of cash!
The travails of timing a purchase (sigh)...