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Hit 164p last year
Over 17% drop on the past 5 days, lower now than the trading update.
Hit 225p 20th March 2020…
I unfortunately did at 240p, didn't think this would stretch to a new low and the FTSE 250 is still falling... oops :)
Time for a little TOP-UP me thinks. :)
Travel and leisure will definitely be taking a hit with the BoE rate rise and its hit most of the FTSE 250. Definitely looking to buy some more once this finds it new low. The problem with trainline is catching it before it rebounds too quickly.
It always feels to me that this share is overly manipulated by the MM's as there is never any real volume driving it up or down.
Would be great to hear if anyone had a better take on it??
Any reason? Maybe some selling pressure? Out of favour share? Seems an attractive price to me
Was hoping this would get to £3 to sell and come back in on the next dip. Looks like the dip has already started, hopefully it wont go below 2.60.
Wait until the next trading update around 6th July to see this shift up a gear.
Fairly stagnant at the moment hey chaps..
Seems like the drop was a blip, maybe a bit of offloading?
> Retirement Plan
I’m thinking similar, I view Trainline as a longer term hold due to the direction it’s heading in, happy to ride out short term volatility.
Still seems crazy to see this at £2.60 after recent results when it was £3-£5 during lockdown
I'm waiting for 3.50 to come round. It will but may take a little time with all these strikes.
There's another strike in the pipeline chief. But I agree it's falling far more than it should be with all the good press...
What’s going on here then? Seems an unusual drop given the strength of the recent results
I can only assume it's down to the purchase of £25000 worth of shares by the husband of Rakhi Goss Custard.
I can't think he would have done that without thinking he was onto a winner and would certainly not have done so without asking his wife's opinion.
I've said it before, this is a very well run company.
Gla.
Indeed seems to be behaving well - onwards and upwards.
Not sure for the rise, but at least back in profit :)
:) Are Apollo going for the hat trick?
I hope not with their track record after WG. and THG.
Don’t forget TRN jumped 12% in falling markets yesterday. I would imagine there’ll be some profit taking from short-term holders considering c.£2.30 was on offer recently.
This is a long-term hold for me, but very happy seeing yesterday’s results.
what a load of CRUD - good results and we still fall today in a rising market.
@Scarfell
It’s a growth company that has just turned it’s first profit and is displaying - in my opinion - incredible growth in a difficult time for growth companies. The way they’re making progress in Europe in particular impresses me.
I’ve been in and out for 2 years, this is the calmest I’ve felt holding TRN, I found today’s update very reassuring. I don’t like to get carried away with trading statements as I prefer to trust figures, so happy that today’s results backed up the positive statement.
Having been in and out of this stock for a while I am not sure there is any rhyme or reason for the sp movements, as they don't even seem to be volume related. I assume the past was based on P/E ratio as it was seen as a tech stock more than transport. Or that I read that trainline used to buy back their shares.
At least they have turned a profit and I will be happy to exit when they get back to 330p.
About f ing time, almost break even lol
Results are good but market cap at 1.3bn is pretty high for a profit of 28m, so although invested I'm not thinking the shares are a steal at 270p. Yes it's a growth stock but the fact that there are direct alternatives is probably going to limit profitability.
Totally confused... I talked myself out of averaging down again 2 days ago as there was an RNS in March showing the expected results.
How did the sp fall after that to then soar past when the actual results are published, which were unchanged? Lesson learnt I guess :)