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No doubt piles of Marshalls products are stacked in Carillion sites as with all major building suppliers. Fortunately they have the strength to weather this and lessens will have been learned, but the industry doesn't work on a C.O,D basis The setback presents an entry point .for those not aboard this smart outfit.
or did i dream that?
Good intel Boro :)
There have been a number of visits from Head office regarding the Stockton On Tees site, which sits directly next to a main railway line, and the talk is that Marshall's are going to put a stop there to transport stock all around the country more efficiently, Plus production is being increased up by 100% and new machinery to come in.
Unfortunately no, but I bought some at 2.91 on the share scheme 23mth ago, 11mth to go on that one. A case of, if only.
And have the years been kind to you getcarter, hopefully you hold some shares in Marshalls and seen (and benefited from the growth)
More fool me, was working at Marshalls wen price was 60p and still there now
Hi Pimpin, After some research on Friday< I decided to sell one of my big companies ad created some additional funds to invest in four companies. Of course one of my investment was Marshalls as I think Marshall is going to be a growth company for 2018 & 2019
I was on one of our development sites yesterday and saw about 100 pallets of Marshalls blocks waiting to be used. It made me smile....
It's definitely a quiet BB on here. To be honest after some of the other BB's I've seen recently turn themselves into slanging matches that's not necessarily a bad thing. I'm in no rush here. I like the performance to date. I like the recent acquisition and with HS2 etc coming along I think Marshalls are well placed to benefit from the infrastructure works.
Hello Pimpin, We cannot be the only pi's with Marshall, however IMO long prospects are very good. At the moment I am talking two years, but during that period I intend to top up as and when. Regards DAR
And great prospects moving forwards too.
Hi all, Last December ('16) the share price was 272.30p and now 470p, very nearly 75% in 10 months - very few postings on this bb. This growth can't have gone unnoticed. Really glad this company is in my p/f. EXCELLENT. ATB DAR
Hi all, This morning there was a broker rating increase - Canaccord Genuity placed a buy note at 415p. I found this strange as the sp has now exceeded the 415p and currently 421p. IMO the price could well reach 475p before the end of 2017. Excellent company, this is supported by significant growth in the past few years. All the best DAR
Hi Ship, In March I said £4 before then end of year, presently surprised, as sp 397p in mid august. as this rate the sp could well reach £4.00 by end of August, ever hopeful. DAR
That was a bit of a naughty sweep then I quite agree with you Dar And the months ahead look very promising
Hi Shipmate, I said in December that 400p a distinct possibly this year, after today's finals. I see no reason to change my view. DAR
Up again today Everything is going to plan might buy afew more soon Ship
Good morning chequemate, Hope you are well, I not you sold Marshall on the 19th Jan 2016 at 307.9. Is it still on your watchlist? following the company update on the 9th December 2016, the share price fell sharply and today it is 271p. I still hold and IMO 2017 will be a return to nearer 400p. Have you a view on marshall. Regards Dar-
well done
Decided to take a small loss at 307.9 this morning. I had considered it yesterday around 325 but gave it a little more time. I don't have an issue with MSLH and more than likely it will move higher again. However, in these difficult times for the market generally I have decided to take some money off the table and await better times. If the share moves up from here, then all well and good, so be it. I wish all invested here the best of luck. MSLH will now go on one of my watchlists. Regards CM
Good to see MSLH mentioned in dispatches. http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareNews.asp?shareprice=MSLH&code=hncsgms6&headline=Flood_cleanup_promises_silver_lining_for_UK_construction_firms CM
Nice to see a director buying a decent amount of shares, 10,000 at 323.5p. That surely is a sign of confidence despite the share being down again today. Rather ties in with my last post. CM Anybody else here?.
Nice to see BlackRock have increased their holdings to above 5%. They must have SOME confidence I guess in this share. CM
Disappointed yesterday to see the share price end the day down after reasonable update but perhaps not totally surprised the way the market is right now. It seems to look for any thing that may not be totally positive and knock the share back. Yesterdays outlook was slightly mixed, it could be taken as good or indifferent, seems like the market chose the latter. I did think the rise first thing was a little overdone. Nothing more than a hold here at present. Outlook The strength of trading in the last quarter of the year has resulted in the Board revising its expectations for the current year to be ahead of its previous view. The Construction Products Association's Autumn Forecast predicts growth in UK market volumes of 3.6 per cent in 2015 and 3.8 per cent in 2016, which represents a slight decrease compared with the previous Summer Forecast. Notwithstanding this, the Group remains well positioned to grow organically, and selectively through acquisitions, and continues to invest in product innovation and service delivery initiatives to deliver improved trading margins and increased return on capital employed. CM