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Nobody seems to care about this stock anymore.

£144m pbt is the confirmed guidance. Id say the shares are about 80% undervalued.

Maybe PETS should focus more on the vet division since it is growing so strongly. Added today.

Market cap £4.2b

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200p by 2035?! a double in a 10 year window is not that good of an investment.

The trading update should be within 2 weeks, at least historically speaking

I had little funds to add JD yesterday, thank god I didn't, and I won't until JD shows good signs of recovery

Beo thanks good observation

What are the 200+ new stores per year adding to the revenue? I'd say 'zero'. The strategy may need changing. Probably a new CEO with fresh ideas, a commercial genius of the likes of Peter Cowgill

Tom isnot not oxymoronic to say "the stores are overstaffed" and later in your post "the stores are busy"?

I increased my position here today, however it seems the drop is not done yet. Next TU is in March. I can't see any reversal until then.

They had to write only a few lines and got them wrong..

Why not to buy?

I wonder if I should top up

Trading update tomorrow

Will this dog ever reach a turnaround point?

Are shareholders happy with the past 5 years performance?

When is JD Sports reporting?

I don't fully get the drop. The yield was already good and well covered. Growth is not as anticipated but still above the FTSE average. 250-300p sounds a very fair price for this company.

The share price action is looking awful. My guess 2 years ago was that by this time we would see a solid price of 300p per share. Look at it now, 1/3 of my estimate. Growth has stalled and the product offering is shifting astray, in a direction that is not consistent with the original business model and not following market trends. The price of trainers and sport wear is inconsistent with the disposable income of the average Joe.

JD can blame inflation, employer NI, warm weather, US elections, currency movements etc., but those factors seem to affect JD more than other retailers, such as Next, which keeps to march on with the good news and positive TUs.

Interestingly other retailers, such as M&S strategically close stores to reduce cost, JD is opening new stores indiscriminately. Has anyone tracked revenue per square footage for JD? The last figure I have seen showed half as much as Foot Locker makes.

If Christmas sales don't allow to meet FY forecast you all know what it'll means for current shareholders.

Where is the 'sport fashion' in ugly thorn cheap blue jeans? Why did I find a rail full of them in a JD store yesterday?

The share price is edging higher ahead of FY results on Thursday.

Market sentiment may be indicative of good news lying ahead.