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down 7% today
Where is the support level?
Director Shareholdings
Inverted bond curve.
Any ideas what is driving the fall in SP today?
300p not too far away
In my opinion - syor
Indicator pointing to BUY
https://uk.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-SCPA/
Good to see still above 200:)
Hopefully this is the floor now.....here's hoping for a return to around 300p!
Have you got a target sell price on this?
Over the hurdle now hopefully ;)
Seems like a hurdle for Scapa. Once it is done I'll bet it's going to remain here.
Our nemesis Convatec are flying today, up over 16% so far.
Great to see Scapa sp doing well. Just a thought, will the downturn in car manufacturing hit Scapa?
Nice rise into days close.
https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/s/scapa-group-plc-ordinary-5p
buy trades today 45 to sells 36 - so a somewhat more orderly market
My personal target price = 400p by year end
Any price below 250p would be beneficial
in my opinion - dyor of course
Told you :)
Chance to top up in 170's again :)
Doubt I'll get my top up in the 170's today, oh well there's always my dividend in August to look forward to. Who'd of thought it, an aim listed company that pays a dividend and posted a positive update yesterday.
Market Makers need your shares to balance their books
edging up again
185.208 - no ask in Auction
Analysts at Berenberg slashed their target price on diversified healthcare and industrial company Scapa on Tuesday, but said the group's "positive start" to the year should restore some investor confidence.
Berenberg cut its price target on the group from 520p to 300p but said that Scapa's first-quarter figures, released earlier in the day, showed that things were "not all doom and gloom" for the business, which revealed organic growth in both divisions.
The bank said Scapa's first-quarter trading update was "solid", with revenues increasing 34.6% on a continuing FX basis.
Berenberg noted that even when excluding Scapa's recent contract wins with ConvaTec and Systagenix, the group still delivered 3% organic growth in its industrial business and 4% in its healthcare division.
"In the context of the current share price fall, we think this is a good result," said the German bank. "With positive trading and Scapa clearly confident enough about its case versus CVT (it recently decided to pursue legal action), we feel that the risk is skewed to the upside."
However, Berenberg did opt to adjust its numbers to reflect lost ConvaTec revenues of £27m and underlying earnings of £13m, bringing it in line with consensus.
While Berenberg lowered its price target on the company, the analysts said they still believe in Scapa's long-term story and confidently reiterated their 'buy' rating on the stock.
Just clearing out the profit takers before journey northwards again imho.
Back into the 170's for another top up this afternoon hopefully?