Holding off here for the moment. Too early to put a shorts on though it is a lovely sunny day, sat by river eating my prawn salad lunch x
I was also thinking of Woolworths here but did not want to be the one to mention it. I ain't that evil, honestly.
I have to totally agree with you. Also it will take a little time for the big investors to get out so theSP will slowly trickle down day by day by week. GLA.
BRIEF-RESEARCH ALERT-Citigroup cuts Home Retail price target 03 May 2012 07:16, updated 03 May 2012 07:32 May 3 (Reuters) – Home Retail Group PLC: Citigroup cuts Home Retail Group plc price target to 70P from 80P;
Apart from the sudden dip happening now.
Remember, it will take time for MM's to sell high amounts of this share, so basically it will slowly drop over a few weeks, possible months.
Please tell me now you have got out, possible shorting this, or waiting to buy back in at a lower price.
I have been told about this share but know nothing about it tbh. Could some one please enlighten me. Thanks in advance.
UK's Waitrose targets rivals with pricing move 02 May 2012 14:28 LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) – Waitrose, the upmarket supermarket chain owned by John Lewis , has extended its price match guarantee on branded grocery products with industry leader Tesco as it seeks to win more share in the cut-throat British market. In a letter to customers Waitrose managing director Mark Price said the supermarket's prices on branded grocery products were now identical to Tesco's, excluding promotions, extending a brand match on 1,000 lines introduced in September 2010. He said the firm would continue to provide over 1,000 products on offer and would provide free delivery on all online grocery orders of 50 pounds ($81) or more. Waitrose, with a UK market share of about 4.5 percent, has been outperforming rivals for several years. "This decision should help to reassure Waitrose's client base about its base pricing and also nullify some of the benefit that has accrued to (industry No. 3) Sainsbury SBRY.L from what has been a remarkably effective 'Brand Match' initiative," said Shore Capital analyst Clive Black. He noted that Waitrose is also matching online grocer Ocado's OCDO.L price claims versus Tesco, "somewhat nullifying the on-line specialist's value proposition too", while its free delivery offer represents "a material challenge" to Ocado. Ocado's range includes many Waitrose-branded products.
The problem here now is more the case of lost divi. This will make all big investors sell and they won't re-invest here until it pays a divi again.
Im good thanks. Hehe I have no idea what you mean. Take care.
Hi mate. Yes it really does not look good here. How are you doing? TMC
It also has a good name. x
Forward to seeing day I can get out without a lose. Think it will be a while though
Going back down on me again.
Take advice from Mulledwine here. This IS going to 60p so don't swing too much and don't hide my shorts x
Have you made an appointment? I may be able to fit you in if you have a spare evening. x
Got this as a tip today. Shorting to 35p. GLA
Quiet, I aint shouting when she got PMS. Come back in another year.
March 28 (Reuters) – British oil and gas company Valiant Petroleum said its full-year profit more than doubled on higher oil prices though production stayed almost flat from the previous year. The company, which focuses on the North Sea, expects to produce 7,000 to 8,500 barrels of oil per day (bopd) in 2012, helped by production from its Don and Causeway fields. Valiant's average net production was 7,453 bopd during 2011. "Valiant is now well positioned for a busy 2012 which will include a minimum of five exploration and appraisal wells, additional development wells on the West Don and Don Southwest fields and first oil from Causeway, the company's first operated development," Chief Executive Peter Buchanan said. Pretax profit for the year rose to $128.9 million from $51.6 million a year earlier. Revenue climbed 80 percent to $317.7 million. The company's shares, which have gained about 17 percent since the beginning of this year, closed at 516 pence on Tuesday on the London Stock Exchange.