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We are seeing too many company around who’s rated by Barclays etc 2000p but sitting at 200p for years
As it couldn’t break any resistance
Imo
You might have a bounce from 60p, looking strong now, if it doesn’t bounce today then lower price maybe tested
Even £100 worth, still ii seller selling at the background, could easily go to sub 50p today
Current sp is 91p, the sp speaking for me
Due to brexit and financial uncertainty banks are not giving loans, therefore most companies now coming to investors, cwd did a right issue at 90% discounted price, Kier 70% discounted price, irv and many more, so with McColl’s it’s more likely, ii are selling, pi are the last to know
Heading toward 90p as I mentioned earlier
Debt is £30 million more then current market capital, it’s unlikely there will be any dividend, that’s probably why the ii are selling at loss before it’s all gone
£48k worth sell at 57p today tells me 50p likely to happen tomorrow
Profit warning on last RNS as well as ii selling, I could see this going sub 50p within few days
Is where it’s heading
May have to wait for few years for the 1.50, at the moment looks like someone is in rush to take profits and heading sub 90p imo
Back to 20s in next couple of sessions, not by Christmas
Stock nowadays just prefers to go down, 95p close likely
Will settle at 90p
Interserve, which maintains eight out of 10 of Britain's busiest railway stations and cleans 2,490 London Underground carriages every evening, warned in November that its debt would rise more than expected this year.
It said then that it expected year-end net debt in the range of 625 million pounds to 650 million pounds ($795- $830 million), citing project delays and a weak construction market.
The Guardian reported over the weekend that the opposition Labour Party was calling for a temporary ban on the company bidding for public contracts.
Another peer, Kier Group, which builds and maintains highways, railway tunnels and houses, announced a surprise plan two weeks ago to tap shareholders for some 264 million pounds, blaming the reluctance of banks to lend to the construction sector after the collapse of Carillion.
Someone selling £20k £30k worth on every little buying, pi are last to know, tcg spiked to mid 30s last week as everyone assumed 2012 type recovery coming and emptied their piggy bank to buy tcg.
Well they are down 30% already and more to come
Below 20p soon again, look at irv, same fate will be faced here