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Many people still think Tate &Lyle sell sugar! The brand name still on the packs but in fact the company sold it to an American company long ago.
No big surprises, nice balance sheet, will continue to add on dips. Very quiet board....me, myself and I....
Regrettably this is not an uncommon post. I got fed up with their system issues and perhaps more importantly, their inability to communicate when they were experiencing issues. It just tells you to call up.....but they are not resourced to handle increases when on-line down, so you miss your trade anyway. Best suggestion from me, have a few accounts and learn which ones are best and which are a good back-up. Most of them have pros and cons. Not ideal for cashflow on occasions but some seem better able to handle trades when volume is high.
Hi all,
I k now this a bit off topic but tried to day trade today for the first time on halifax and fell foul of their negotiated button being at bottom of first page on mobile. All I was trying to do was go to the amend/cancel buttons I know come up from the desktop site, but the negotiated dealbuttom whilst scrolling the page. This goes straight to the deal being done rather than the normal cross platform of are you sure question that Microsoft, unix
, apple,amazonand every other site I know of asks you before committing pence and not the thousands of pounds we all do on these site's. Complained but hot a rather uncaring not a problem response. So asking those who do use Halifax and those that might. Do you think committing yourself to a financial decision should be the default of any financial institution please either complain yourselves or get back to me
it cost me thousands and may cost you if you don't take extreme care on your share dealing site.
ah the best from a disgruntled share investor
DM
Agree. Been here a few months with a sub £7 entry. It ticks along with very little notice from an LSE perspective. Will a takeover come, who knows........but right now I will take a relatively predicate if uneventful SP from a management team who deliver what they say compared to some of the other stocks I hold! That said, it’s been a nice steady increase up until today! It will have it’s day in the limelight I recon.
Drop in share price overdone again , they are doing well , what is wrong with you lot! 2.17% down !
An RNS in line with what I expected , no surprises , plodding along well in a difficult market . Well done.
Will Tate & Lyle remain just as sweet following its full year results on Thursday?
The main takeaway from the details-light Q3 statement was that Tate & Lyle is expecting earnings per share in constant currency growth to be in a mid-single digit range, though ‘towards the lower end’ due to energy and transportation cost inflation and a year of strong commodities performance.
Analysts, meanwhile, are expecting the company to post a slight improvement in adjusted pre-tax profit on Thursday, from £301 million to £303 million year-on-year, with adjusted diluted earnings per share at 51.1p, roughly a 2% increase on 2018. Investors will also want to hear of any acquisitions given that CEO Nick Hampton was talking up the prospect of such at the end of April.
Read what Spreadex analysts have to say, or watch a 60 second preview, here: https://spreadex.com/?tid=392185
Just bought in yesterday .... the chart for TATE makes this a runaway buy.
I'm thinking that EZJ is is serious decline and will move funds from that sale into buying more TATE tomorrow . From previous experience, it'll most likely be the kiss of death for TATE and likelihood that EZJ will rally.LOL
I'm thinking monday for the announcement at the latest now that the FT has let the cat out of the bag.
Uncle_doug have been in these for a while as a novice investor. Do not understand numbers but 6% return is better than the bank. I also believe a very good company
Done some in depth research. Thoroughly undervalued. Cutting debt rapidly. Sales, profit, earning, divvies all up. Defensive in turbulent times. 816p no problem sometime this year. Chunky 6% pa divvies. No brainer.
Nice rise at the moment question is how long will it last.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4201025-sugar-probes-10-cents-first-time-decade
Watching not buying back in.
"Tate & Lyle retreated after a profit warning from US peer Ingredion, which blamed sharply lower sweetener demand from beverage companies in North America as well as higher than expected manufacturing costs. It was the second guidance cut this year from Ingredion, which also announced plans to close a US wet-milling factory producing high-fructose corn syrup and industrial starch. Its shares slid around 10 per cent in US pre-market trading."
I took profits a while back as I thought it had enjoyed a good run. Were it to drop back towards 550p I would buy back in.
Really hope it does... I exited today very thankful for a 96p uplift per share in a month. Didn't really want to but I can see some uplift in VOD once the markets calm.I really bought for the long term....bloody thing ran too fast :) If this ever tracks back to 6 quid I'm back in. I hope keeps climbing for you....as I said, I like this company..
Nice recovery fingers crossed wonder if it will pop over £7 today
Noddy - looks like your buy in was timed well at �6 - sound results posted today - well received with the sp up over 8% today as i type, and a decent div to come too. This is one of the quieter boards on here probably because Tate just gets on with business.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4176002-sugar-trying-recover Tate & Lyle one of my dull but worthy shares, only recently purchased so up a little.
Needed a little diversification in my portfolio so bought in today at a reasonable price...not cheap. Having looked at books this looks like a boring slow burner of a share....I do like them:)
And also.... "The 11 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Tate & Lyle PLC have a median target of 665.00, with a high estimate of 850.00 and a low estimate of 630.00. The median estimate represents a 13.75% increase from the last price of 584.60."
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/financials?s=TATE:LSE Basically I like the fact that net income is rising strongly and debt going down. Debt still higher than I usually invest at "Tate & Lyle PLC has a Debt to Total Capital ratio of 31.75%, a lower figure than the previous year's 53.08" But the recent drop in sp made buying an attractive punt.
Easyp - have had a small holding here for a couple years now, bought in on a dip and had a fair time with a good paper profit, though with the fall away over recent months I did find myself under water slightly. still normal service seems to have been restored. Also a bulletin board with little action or posts, always reassuring usually means all is well. Lol.
Still a reassuringly dull share to hold during a period of volatility!
Still a reassuringly dull share to hold during a period of volatility!