Piece on Wandisco today: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/08/13/wandisco-boss-david-richards-explains-firms-focus-cloud-just/
I think many buys appearing as sells (mine included), but odd that no tick up in the s/p in that case. Liberum have kept as a buy albeit lowering their target to 210.
Adept discussed as a key player in this report: https://marketresearchupdates.com/2019/05/30/service-robotics-systems-market-slated-grow-rapidly-coming-years/
Not read it myself - has anyone else?
More likely to be Brexit rebound after May looks like holding on tonight? Airports/airlines would not fare well under a hard, no-deal Brexit.
Seems much more likely to be Brexit bounce. Both TCG and Interserve are very tied in with the UK economy and events in Parliament yesterday now mean a very hard, no deal Brexit is much less likely.
Reported on Citywire today: http://citywire.co.uk/money/the-expert-view-cineworld-stagecoach-and-lsl/a1073567?ref=citywire-money-latest-news-list#i=6
In the Telegraph Questor column today.
Tipped here: http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/163171/top-smaller-company-stocks-for-growth-investors.aspx
Well yes, but you have to give the restructuring process a chance. I think it could have been a lot worse and at least the dividends have not been cut too badly. It's a hold for me.
Some good news today re.Emirates order.
The vulnerabilities story seems like storm in a tea cup - old software basically being discontinued (with clients having been advised previously as such), so no big deal. Like continuing using XP on your PC. I think most of the recent fall in s/p is the court case as guntoncliff suggests. But Friday's fall seems odd - maybe some people saw the vulnerabilities story and were needlessly spooked. But more likely to be a response to possible interest rate rise I'd think (which makes some high yield shares less attractive and also makes new/re-servicing debt cost more). Anyway, sitting on paper loss but will wait for court case when, if in Inmarsat's favour, I expect s/p to rocket.
same question, in reverse!
Mind you, receivables from related parties (as opposed to payables to related parties) are higher!
It's listed in those interim results too - the total liabilities seem rather large or am I missing something?
So nothing major then. I'm often surprised about how much broker vies can shift the dial.
Any ideas?
Any explanation?
Is she having Thursday off (with the s/p heading up again)? :) Now let's think, Berenberg or Milly, whose advice do I go for?