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Most people will more than likely hold to to the very bottom and then sell still okay to get out now and buy a back cheaper.
I wouldn't be interested until we get to around 7.100.00
I think your right im going to take what profit I have because I fear it has more to fall.
I'd certainly say a sell but not over bought it will however be falling quite a bit IMO
problems to come
These were my thoughts a few months back, was I wrong???
https://youtu.be/rabEBB2Vubc
Let me know your thoughts
Hardly a big drop, just noise.
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/NXT/trading-statement-395fogb3lrzt8zg.html
£84.00 in June. That big drop.
What big drop, it's up 50% in the last 12 months.
Any reason for this, as we are supposed to be coming out of the lockdown ? Thanks.
Very nice to receive a 25% off voucher via Hargreaves Lansdown for my holding in Next.
One way to get someone, who wouldn't normally, to visit one of their stores.
Why the big drop Today, when markets are up ?
Next upgraded
The pandemic response from Next (NXT) has been ‘impressive’, which has been reflected in its profitability, but investors will now be looking for the retail giant to reinstate its dividend, says AJ Bell.
The high street bellwether lifted its full year profit expectations by £30m as surging online sales offset store closures, but it failed to bring back either its dividend or share buybacks.
‘The company’s ability to respond to the pandemic has been impressive and is reflected in its continuing profitability, with profit notably expected to return to roughly pre-Covid-19 levels in the current financial year,’ said analyst Russ Mould.
‘This will increase anticipation that the company will resume dividends – a move it is resisting for now – sooner rather than later.’
Mould said that the company still needs to work to retain new online business in the under-20s and over-60s age groups.
‘Supporting its ability to do so is a willingness to change in order to cater to customer tastes by, for example, carrying third-party brands on its site and apps,’ he added.
The shares closed up 3.2%, or 248p, at £81.14 on Thursday, after the company published full year results.
Well well - Next just bought a stake in Reiss. Nicely done. I guess the suspended dividend saw to that. They next set of results better include dividend re-instatement - If they have money to go an spending spree they have money to pay back shareholders
Any reason why this is up £2.50 so far ?? Thanks.
Next (NXT) is ‘misunderstood’ as a high-street retailer and its evolution into an e-commerce business means it can be a survivor in a troubled sector, according to the Citywire A-rated managers of SVM UK Growth.
Margaret Lawson and Colin McLean, who run the £177m portfolio, said the high-street stalwart was ‘gradually reducing its physical retail footprint as it builds online sales’ and becomes a platform for other retailers.
‘As a business in transition, it appears misunderstood by many investors,’ they said, in the fund’s January factsheet. ‘However, it could be a survivor in a troubled sector; cash generative and capable of pivoting towards a blend of physical retail and online e-commerce business.’
The pair said Next had ‘coped well with the challenge of the pandemic’ and that its e-commerce platform for third-party retailers was ‘more lowly rated than others in this area such as The Hut Group (THG)’.
‘Undoubtedly, Next still lacks the image of some newer online businesses, but it has the ability to continue to rationalise its high street estate and build up online. It is an example of a share that combines attributes of value and growth,’ they said.
The shares closed down 0.4%, or 32p, at £78.82 on Monday.
I think I can now see it did affect the share price, Lol
Couldn't say for sure but I am pleased I took profits because I was able to get back into OCDO at a price I was willing to pay.
How do you think this will affect the share price ? Is it a good thing, or not ? Thanks.
""Next announces that it has withdrawn from the process to acquire any, or all, of the Arcadia Group from the Administrator, as our consortium has been unable to meet the price expectations of the vendor," the company said.
Next said it wished the administrator and future owners well in their endeavours to "preserve an important part of the UK retail sector".
JD Sports Fashion PLC, Frasers Group PLC and Boohoo Group PLC have also been reported as having an interest in acquiring Arcadia brands."
https://www.lse.co.uk/news/NXT/next-pulls-out-of-race-to-acquire-philip-greens-arcadia-group-zd4gt4pqq88fqp5.html
Tomorrow will interesting. I must admit I sold out already so if the price rockets I'll be fed up!
Nobody knows!
The way I see it is it's a gamble right now. Deciding, with very little information, whether the negotiations for Top Shop will benefit the share price. Does the market really 'like' a successful outcome? Or a failed bid? What will the outcome be anyway? What other factors are lurking in the wings? Should the price drop, how soon will it recover?
The other issue is having an alternative investment in mind to lodge the revenue from a sale.
As things are I am relying on the judgement of the management and holding on but DYOR.
It's reported that NXT is a frontrunner to win Topshop bid, albeit as a minority partner. The news seems to please the market.
Momentum is the only proven strategy in investing, the simple rule is buy when it is above the 10 month moving average.
I bought in at the start of lockdown, as I thought the looked value at £40, compared to what they had been only three weeks before.
I have been waiting and waiting to press the sell button for 4 months now.... They cant keep going up, can they ?