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Perhaps because it's in the doldrums. Look at last year's chart...427 in Feb with a low in March of 372. So, come back in 4 weeks time?
Pets At Home now anticipates that financial 2022 underlying pretax profit, excluding any potential impact from accounting changes, will be at least GBP140 million. In financial 2021, underlying pretax profit was GBP87.5 million.
WHL - yes apart from the very good performance of the management team the other feature I took away was the single threat on the horizon - the departure of the CEO and the later departure of the head of the VET section.
GEC were a major employer where I grew up. Weinstock ran a tight ship and what was it, 30 year of outstanding dividends, a record unmatched by any other FTSE 100 company?
Sometime in the late 90s after dinner, I was looking at the financial pages and the Telegraph had a feature story of how Simpson, the new boss, was changing the company name to Marconi. It headed up the article with the famous sepia picture of Gugliemlo looking at the camera with his radio receiver alongside him. My wife looked across as I put the paper down and saw the source of my frustration straight away - "that's not Marconi!"
"No it is the guy who has taken over at GEC - this is the cover of the latest GEC financial report."
"GEC are headed for trouble then," was her simple but accurate analysis.
She had worked for GEC for a short time at Underwater Systems. Simpson had decided that the very famous picture could be improved by superimposing his own face over the top of that of Marconi.
Lord Simpson, his ego and stupidity might have wrecked a business but sure as heck he will not be poor.
Succession - always a difficult time for a business.
Tony....hindsight is a wonderful thing but a crystal ball would be better for stocks!!!!
Frustrating here as strong results and company is in a growing sector but just can't seem to sustain any gains. Suspect the announcement last November of CEO stepping down affected sentiment negatively but business seems robust.
Surprised nobody is sniffing around this as an acquisition target.
I listened to the management briefing on the Q3 FY22 Trading Update. Peter Pritchard & the team were great. I particularly liked the nature of their answers to the questions afterwards. No guff and bluster, with management not on top of their figures and the reasons behind those figures, but the exact opposite. A team who could answer all questions with detailed logical answers. This is a well run business with clear, high quality strategic and tactical aims and importantly for retail, one that recognises the customer is king. Get it right for the customer and you have a good business.
I am just kicking myself that I did not break my own portfolio rules and extend my share holding in the last few days while the share price was so low and purchase more. The volatility over at the Nasdaq, for example the drop in the FTSE when the American markets opened yesterday(!), spooked me when I should have recognised what I see each time I go into town - the car park at Pets at Home is always busy.
Pets at Home have confirmed Pre-Tax Profit will be £140m.
The share price are valued in the range 448p to 492p. (P/e 20 and P/e 22 as per LY)
Got to watch as the old saying by on the rumor and sell on the news .
Thank you. I got some more cheap shares this morning.
Q3 results out next Wednesday.
This Year Financial Year Sales UP 18.6% /Pre-Tax Profit UP 20%, Earnings per share UP 13.6%
Cash Flow Yield Up / Cash in the Bank UP /ROCE UP.
Pets at Home have confirmed Pre-Tax Profit £135m...
Not selling my shares ... Waiting for Value to be shown in the Share Price!
Now only 4 full trading days before4 Q3 results.....
Mmm...share price now £4.20 when on Monday morning it was £4.00 at the open....
Did someone in the City look at the fundamental accounts ..like I did?
Q3 FY22 Trading Update on Wednesday 26th January 2022.
Mmm... now only 5 full trading days before announcement..
This is going to390 like before ,the surge.
The train has left the station this morning...
The guys in the City know this is undervalued... just like me..
The business is performing well & my guess is we'll see they've had a good Christmas. Overall a lot of "safe" shares have plummeted this week (e.g. Halma, Diageo) for no obvious reason. So Pets are in good company. The share price had probably got ahead of the fundamental value, but the future still looks fairly rosy, so I expect good results and probably a recovery in sp at that time.
Tell one thing C8 the price dropped that quick, talking about pets like it's off the fourth horseman.
Doogie poo time CHRISTIAN8, going back to last time we spoke. market makers tree shaking.
I tend to buy as the price goes down and sell on the way up.Atb.
Regards C8
This week has seen a significant slide downwards. Results due in two weeks. What other reason for the slide can anyone offer other than information on results being advanced to a few insiders?
Yes, the dividend is the big plus for me, as shareholders we need to benefit in this upturn in business. If the 72% increase feeds into the final one as well we are looking at a total dividend of 13.76p for the year a yield of 2.8% based on the current price, much better than before.
What's not to like with that set of results! Circa 70% increase in interim dividend as well.
Pets are for life not just for lockdown, so this level of revenue should be here to stay.
Who would have thought pets would be so lucrative eh
Support British-grown beef is the obvious answer. Bit like the £3.00 chicken available in UK supermarkets, have a think about why it's that price before buying. Vegetarian imported favourites are not free of exploitative agricultural practices either.
All back to pease pudding for the winter?
Apologies folks but thought this Sky News article was really worth sharing in light of current COP 26… next time you are buying pet food that contains beef (I have pets bye the way) or chomping on your ‘cheap’ quadruple £3.00 burger from one of our eco friendly junk food co’s then you might want to consider this!
https://apple.news/ABhb_lm4xRIWDSZyW566NYg
Maybe consider avoiding beef if possible but I am a big supporter of freedom of choice so long as it’s ethical. Aimho adyor!
Anybody any ideas what caused yeterday's sudden downturn at about 3 pm?