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Indeed -
I'm almost break even on the first buy and up a good few K on the second :)
Happy times :)
Progressing nicely! Moohahahaha 😈
JPMorgan raises Trainline price target to 350 (316) pence - 'overweight'
Late to the party but welcome all the same.
JPMorgan raises Trainline price target to 350 (316) pence - 'overweight'
Late to the party but welcome all the same.
Panmure are plain wrong imho this should be trading back to the highs. Expecting a sustained rise on the next pozitive news - despite the shirking strikers.
Yeah, a bit much. This strike info won't be helping today either, just after the better news yesterday:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-67591258
Trainline seem to be weathering through most of it though, with their more international exposure.
Seems like a bit of an over reaction 5% drop will be back up a bit next week.
"Any thoughts or reasining for todays drop?" - The reason is in the title of this thread.
R_P - the last change from Panmure I can see was also a cut from Buy to Hold in 2020, so they must have gone back to Buy sometime in-between but I can't find it either. Not all Broker ratings go public though, some are just released to their clients.
No idea but something has defo spooked it. Was hoping to dump mine at £3+ guess ill have to wait now :)
Any thoughts or reasining for todays drop?
Who even are these guys - I cant even see a old rating for them :)
Anything above £3 is all good for me personally, it'll pay for this years holiday :)
We've been Yo-Yoing for quite a while now below the £3 mark. Will it / Can it finally make a break towards the £4 mark!!!!
It's in the 2 Nov RNS 'Notice of General Meeting', more details on the company website.
I must have missed something. What was the vote for?
Voted for of course. Paves the way for dividends and more attractive for a bid proposition. This will see £4-£5 in the next 12 months and all things being equal sharp rallies will occur. Attractive cash cow bid target.
All aboard - in advance of 20th December - who knows may even be a return of capital afoot.
DYOR & GL
IGNORE - I've read the document now and have voted. Thanks
How are people voting?
I’ve not had a chance to look at detail at the document yet!!!
I think this has a good chance of becoming the RIGHTmove of the travel sector.
Tidy results, motoring on nicely in europe.
Will we see £3 soon or is this a short lived rise AGAIN🙈🙈
Share buy back hasn't finished yet, possibly just too much volatility on Thursday that took the market outside the permitted range that sometimes applies. Or the broker may just be late reporting the details.
Probably because I got out last week at break even :) Good luck all.
Decent article in the Daily Mail today saying they should benefit for a few years more before the roll out of any gov scheme for tickets.