The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
No one else alarmed by the 9% drop today?
Might I ask, who is Robbie?
Here is the summary... But even assuming this bullish stance with an earnings rebound in the current financial year is fulfilled, the valuation does not look attractive. Speedy's calendarised 2014 earnings per share is 2.85p, which puts the shares on a 2014 price-earnings ratio of 21 times. That looks punchy when compared to other listed hire companies such as Lavendon and Ashtead which trade on 15 and 18 times, respectively. Speedy's premium to peers suggests little scope for ratings expansion and no room for any further setbacks. We would argue that the stunning 71 per cent gain in Speedy's shares during 2013 has already priced in recovery hopes and that better opportunities now lie elsewhere. Sell.
Tipped to SELL in IC yesterday.
Stuigee, forgive my ignorance...What does M.A stand for?
Other than this ramping, do we have any research based evidence supporting this hoped for sweet news? -Commodity Prices... Anyone care to add anything further...?
When I opened up IG, I saw a 5% increase. By the time I had finished inputting data, it was up 15%. My ex-gf always said I needed faster fingers...
I almost **** myself when I saw 4838p...
Nice 10k CFD on Thursday morning. £800 start to the week.
4838p...anyone else seeing this?
Results due out on Thursday. Any one know of what analysts are predicting? I can't find anything reliable on the matter...
Thanks for the article, Bornand. Just one question relating to an earlier post...what is the other B.B?
"On Wednesday, online fashion retailer ASOS (ASC) will be releasing interim results. Shares fell as much as 20% in mid-March when ASOS announced an increase in spending from £55m to at least £68m in order to deliver longer-term growth. Analysts also believe there will be a fall in full-year profits. “The lowered full-year operating margin guidance and raised capex support our longer term thesis that the cost of growth will keep coming in higher than market expectations for ASOS,” analysts at Liberum said, adding the guidance implied a full-year pre-tax profit of £65m, 7% below consensus. ASOS of course also faces increased competition from recently floated Boohoo.com" It'll come back up eventually. Wait until the new infrastructure is up and running.
Given a buy rating by IC yesterday. I think there are good times ahead for this little number.
Tipped in IC last night. If ever a bounce is coming, it is coming now.
Still seeing differently?
Tipped in Investors Chronicle. Buy recommendation...here is the summary: InterQuest's share price, up over 60 per cent in the past 12 months, has undoubtedly responded to recent positive trading. But there should be plenty of room left for the shares to run from here should the company deliver another strong year of earnings growth. The current rating of 13 times adjusted forward earnings for the next 12 months is good value against a small-cap peer group average of 16 times, and much higher for large-cap recruitment shares. That said, shares in InterQuest can be hard to deal in, which is partly down to a reduced free float as Gary Ashworth, InterQuest's founder and executive chairman, controls 38 per cent of the company. Consequently, it may take some patience to build a decent-sized stake, but it should prove worth it. Buy.
Recommended by Investors Chronicle in their Tips section
This one is about to tumble
Short-term SP impacted as I thought it would be. I got out just in time. This will no doubt come back around in the medium term.