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If the special divi is paid. Each shareholder will get , shares or 50p in cash paid her share owned. The only thing that will consolidate will be the sp, not your allocation of shares so if you owned 10000 shares, you will still own 10000 shares but they may be worth 50p less then pre payment.
dunelm is rated at a premium to the retail market as its viewed as growth stock, granted this is true but the rate a which the market as priced this stock is not being achieved, really poor x mas period will hurt sales, stock will be below £5 soon imo
hey Guys i am thinking about getting in today, back in october i thought it was way overvalued and got out but £3.70 and i am tempted, one foot is going back in today
im thinking of shorting this but for some reason people want to buy this, dont get me wrong i would too £4
hey enjoy the trade, a few answers to your valid questions 1. most brokers sit in the square mile and decifer infomation that is fd to them via their various channels, i am activley involved in the textile business, the problem the brokers have is they do not see the scale of the problem in the far east. During the worst of the slowdown a lot of factories that i used closed down, now demand has upsurged, the ones that remain are over capacity and this coupled with massive domestic demand in China and India are causing massive delays in production and also keeping prices high (supply and demand) 2.commoditeies - the cost price pressures retailers in the Uk are facing are huge, i have had to pass on a 8% price increase to my clients in the uk and that involves me taking a hit too not simply pacing on the increase. Clothing will become much more expensive but not just clothing. 3. Wage increase in China - The average wage paid out was $4 dollars a day this is now $10 4. Vat to increase to 20% 5.weak consumer sentiment - all of the above factors mean retailers need to raise prices but with the outlook the way that it is how can they. i like mks i think they are a decent company but you cannot overlook the fundaments and all of the above factors put together have caused me to not buy in at £4.30 and i have since re valued the stock at £3.40 - £3.55 The shares have had a good run and i am not trying to ramp or de ramp (what ever they r called) this stock, i just wanted to warn peoplle back in october that this stock was headed for a correction. Thats all, a also trust broker judjment but sometime when you are directly involved you know some info too.
Like i said in october these were due a re trace, i said i would buy back at 3.80 but i am now going to wait until the new year to buy these again, just too much pressure in retail right now, by the end of jan these will be back to 3.40 and i will be buying back big time.
A city friend tipped me off that Britvic are being touted as a potential target has anybody else heard about this? or is this just another rumour?
hey i stumbled upon this stock after seeing a side around six months ago, i got on board at a £1 as i felt the fundamentals were solid, up 15% so quite chuffed, anyone got any views on this stock? willi it be up and down? i think we may see £1.25 thena retrace to current levels and prehaps £1.40.
hey, what are your views on the recent high corn prices and the associated costs for TATE, i expect margins in the third qtr to be lower, what do you guys think? im gonna sell half my stake just in case any help?
Hey all, just my observation, this stock was a buy all day long @ the low three hundreds, we are up over 30% which is great, however the pressures that are on the way (VAT, zero growth, 20% cost price increase) make me a litle nervous, the fundaentals are great, good brand, massive product range but i am out as of last week, honest GL to all who are holding but i have set a re buy at 3.80 best wishes,
Hey guys whats your view on Dunelm? as someone who is heavily involved in the textile industry i cant quite fathom the surge in demand for this stock, the cost price pressures that retailers such as Dunelm are currently facing are huge, coupled with depressed consumer sentiment and a weak home buying market and the hike in VAT on the way, all these factors make me slightly concerned about the £5 price, i would buy but i feel a retrace to below £4.50 is on the way, there are just too many factors that will impact on this stock, just FYI, rugs throws and the like are now 20% more expensive to manufacter, will dunelm get the price? we will see, DYOR and GL all