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I hope for more downside to top up. I believe 300p is totally achievable (and surprised we still are this far off).
Donkeyeeyore can you make your question more explicit? My guess is that you believe that OTB can go over 500p. What sort of profits and margins do you expect OTB to make for it to be fairly priced at 500p?
Are you an investor Alessandro?
Your post sounds like trader talk.
Previous highs to 500p? That's not gonna happen
Interesting article in todays Times about credit card debt rising through the surge in holiday bookings. Christmas break drawing to a close…. 2023 has been a good year. Hopefully there will be new cash entering markets in January, OTB will have strong bookings and the SP will rise to test (and perhaps scale) previous highs.
A happy and prosperous New Year to all.
On Beach group (LON:OTB) tipped by the Sunday Times
https://archive.ph/sWGtz
The ads are back under the straplime Booking Geniuses and that cheeky chap PaddyMcG seems to be saying something quite different. Listen carefully. X rated :)
220p, still fairly Conservative.will gave a rattle at £3 in 2024.
I see OTB has been tipped in the Sunday Times as a buy.
Changing habits see Brits spending on experiences rather than stuff.
Enjoy the ride.
Well, we had a little pullback, slightly adrift from my comment a day or so ago. While it is always nice to see the value of an investment rise, this investor gets nervous when the price rise is steep and seemingly without pause.
Happy Christmas.
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London are expected to rally at Wednesday's open, following a shock UK inflation print.
well, on the assumption that history does not repeat itself, simply rhyme, perhaps the high point will be in late january when the credit cards from celebrating christmas fall on the doormat and the reality that the new year brings for businesses for employees? my post is based on having a 7 figure portfolio built over almost 50 yrs with 80 or so holdings.
i am hoping it will see a test of 200p but we are a little way of that right now. the bear in me says sell now but the bull is holding firm. of course, every market and every investor at this point in the year tries to work out what the future has not just for the individual instrument but also the wider market.
my natural optimism is being hammered by the geo-politics that will present in 2024 for my portfolio as a whole. elections in us, ****stan, india and (probably) uk on the cards. most worrying is us, as, if the "stable genius" returns, might as well kiss goodbye to nato. in uk, a new government is never voted in, but a hopeless government is always voted out.
i have to admit that the gut temptation to sell everything is high.... but reality (for my portfolio) is always to sweat things out until the decision is there for the taking. that there has been an uninterrupted rise in the sp for otb is misleading. a pull-back of 1%-2% is expected by me and the longer that it does not happen the more anxious i am.
tomorrow is another day..... a 2% pulback with a rise on the week is good enough for me to stay.
Nothing wrong with that Mary.
Trimmed a bit for now in case of set backs but what a turnaround
Advertising campaign will start after Christmas.
The ad campaign last year was about brand recognition and the plan was not to repeat the high costs but rather sustain the interest.
Job was largely done but this year the ad spend will be targeted.
Yes, very resilient. Thought it would dip at around £1.60 but still ticking up.
I like to see £2 very soon.
Seems determined to go through the 2023 high of 191p from Jan - on a roll.
Never wrong to bank a profit. I do hope that wherever you place the proceeds, you have similar success. I prefer to let profits run.
Followed OTB for 18 months buying the dip and selling the high very successfully, by far my most profitable share and very lucky to be invested for the current run.
But of the opinion that its peeked for now, selling to free up cash for AAL.
I don't think OTB will fall below 150 but can't see over 180 short term
They are all unreliable. Broker notes are nothing more than to serve their own agenda's. Imo
Liberum are unreliable
Liberum has kicked-off coverage of On The Beach at a 'buy', setting a 560p target price for the online travel operator's shares in the process.