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Looking to regain 1.80 by September
£13.6bn damages claim against Google on behalf of UK publishers to go to trial
Competition Appeal Tribunal certifies major lawsuit against Google alleging anti-competitive practices.A major claim against Google over its “anti-competitive” adtech that could earn UK publishers billions has been permitted to move forward to a trial.
The claim alleges that Google abused its dominant position in the adtech market, causing huge losses to UK publishers worth as much as £13.6bn. see Press Gazette for full story
Fingers crossed 90p forms support and even better this starts to carry on the momentum.
I'm happy with a 6p rise 3 or 4 time a week for the next 6 months.
Ftsefan, your wish has been granted, and lombard odier added again.. happy days
90p could it be broke today. Volume begins to pick up. A very slow start. Just broke even! Hanging on by my finger tips.
Get over £1 and then I can relax. Jeez it has been a tough couple of years.
Still one of the best paying dividend stocks out there especially at these prices. Bank of England drop interest rates and then we will rocket. No need for these high interest rates now. Drop of 1% and hold it there for a6 months just to give investors and borrowers a chance!
Here once again. Break the 85-86p and we will be moving up. Come on you can do it
Hi all,
do we get dividend for holding this stock? t
84.7p seems to be the resistance point. If that breaks then we could be on for a run. At present a cash cow, can't see why the pension institutions are not pilling in with these prices.
Press gazette
Passing of Digital Markets Bill welcomed by UK publisher organisations
The News Media Association, which represents UK national and local newspaper publishers, welcomed news that the bill has been passed.
https://pressgazette.co.uk/news/digital-markets-bill-passed-paving-way-for-publisher-level-playing-field-with-big-tech/
Wish it would hurry up then
Posted on ADVFN.
DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH STARTS REACH WITH 'BUY' - PRICE TARGET 190 PENCE
Nice cup and handle forming along with a potential Golden cross, the 50dma just kissing the 200dma.
Welcome Trust increased holdings in Rch so that's positive and after the dividend cut off time.
Such an impressive re-rate can't hurt the sector. Future definitely had overlapping challenges, like social media algos working against external media and explosion of competing content now any idiot can churn out endless articles with AI, so if market can look past that it's encouraging for Reach. On the other hand Future do have fingers in other pies like insurance comparison, whereas Reach traditional media only, so who knows.
Are Reach going to copy Future and pull a rabbit out of the hat?
Judging by the fall today, the market may think this might turn out be the last dividend for a while!
Wonder what happens now until trading updates arrive? The market gets nervous and bored very quickly.
I don't know what to think as I just trade it when lucky and bite my finger nails while holding it. Used to be a long term investor in Johnston Press, all the way to zero, so have a bit of a newspaper investment phobia.
Too late now but imo they'd be better off reducing or even stopping the dividend. I'm sure I was one of the few to vote against it. While revenue is contracting and cash going down, it's a bit mad. Especially with pension deficit, slow decline of print and uncertainties around future digital earnings.
I can understand why they're doing it though. It'll be the only thing keeping a lot of investors here. If they stopped it'd hammer the share price in the short term and CEO would find his strategy under a lot more scrutiny - especially from media rivals who like nothing more than to kick a competitor. Direct Line CEO being booted out shortly after stopping theirs will be a cautionary tale.
But carrying on as if everything is fine seems to just be kicking the can down the road.
Well, it's been a while since three figures. Mkt has fears this is slowly melting away. I'm 'guessing' it may now suffer from ex dividend lethargy in the month or two ahead, but who knows. Share trading/investing is like trying to predict the future and predict how 'other' investors or traders will behave. Long term investors with a bullish outlook here, just need to sit tight.
3 figures incoming IMO!
Article and at the end a summary from Numis.
Now the pension issues and court issues have an end timeline, and digital making strong headway, hopefully with the extra cash swilling around, the board instead of buybacks pays a special dividend. With the board of directors forgoing their entitlement because of the missed opportunity when interest rates started rising. They were known to pay a 22p dividend in the past.
Update was good and potentially this could re rate if the market believes the current cost control/profits balance and dividends can be maintained for the next couple of years and then shareholder profitable growth resumes as pension issues are ultimately resolved once and for all. There is always the possibility that profitable bottom line growth can come in the next two years ahead anyway if the company grows it's online takings. The market decides.
Looks very promising indeed.
Good response to the update, big divi payout next week, all looking good
Also, annual report stated - Trading performance across the first two months of 2024 has been robust, with print advertising and digital performing well and we are on track with our full year outlook but we continue to operate in an uncertain macroeconomic environment.
So, should be hopefully decent.
Wel the divi's have been pretty constant past couple of years and the price is low . Lets hope they know a bit more than we do , fingers cross Mullen gets a kick up the rear