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Dividend 1.5x covered by earnings. CEO bought £100K worth today. Don't see SAGA going bust anytime soon. Floated at 185p and has been trading above 180p most of the year; hit 215p not so long ago. All time low SP. A more reasonable P/E of 12-13 puts this at 160p+ RSI 15 All reasons why I bought in.

'Gold price will explode & dollar get wiped out’ – warns investor Peter Schiff Published time: 7 Dec, 2017 12:41 https://www.rt.com/business/412297-gold-dollar-crisis-peter-schiff/

Never seen an RSI this low. Looks like there are no holders left. Smells very bad and of an insider leak.

Market completely ignoring the NAV here which is now nearly DOUBLE the SP. Madness. What inside news has been leaked? P/E JUST 4 stripping out exceptionals/depreciations costs.

I can also inform investors and short sellers that the CEO Sergio Bucher is well aware of shareholder concerns and the challenges he faces. I can also confirm he is kept up to date with what posters are writing on the forums. He can not be lacking motivation to turn this around....

Woodford also holds a not insignificant stake here. He has had bad luck recently but will be buying more to average down I'm sure. as he did with Spire and PFG. Two Neil Woodford Income Focus holdings I’d buy http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/05/22/two-neil-woodford-income-focus-holdings-id-buy-in-june/

A 1 year and 2 year RSI of 15 means this is very oversold Shares are very rarely sold down to these levels which means a technical rebound to 150p+ is highly probable. ftsemajor are you shorting?

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The company and the FT reported earlier this year that every store was profitable so long store lease concerns are overblown. The company is targeting £1Bn in beauty sales alone and this area may be smaller margin but is growing fast. Step into any store and you will see this.

Saga SAGA RBC Capital Markets Outperform 142.50 181.30 250.00 250.00 Reiterates

Growth in underlying profits is expected to be between 1% and 2% for the year to the end of January Despite the downgrades, Saga said there was no change to its dividend policy and that this year's pay-out was set to be in line with expectations. It's already confirmed a 3p interim payout and UBS currently expects 8.93p per share for the full-year, implying a final dividend of almost 6p. Chief executive Lance Batchelor said actions being taken now would result in a better quality of earnings and help support a progressive dividend policy for shareholders. ********************************************************************** Profits this year are still expected to GROW by 1-2% No change in dividend policy so now yielding 6.3% 'Progressive dividend' policy

The shorters are basically gambling that profits and EPS will fall by 50% in the next 12 months from 6.4p to 3.2p. That's quite some gamble and would require the UK to fall into a deep recession. Even this still leaves the P/E at just 10 and the dividend once covered.

The SP fall today is an increasing trend now where a slight profits miss = a huge SP fall by 25%+ Centrica, Hikma, Vectura and this are just recent examples. As for Pets there is strong support at 155p but alas missed it on this occasion. Will monitor.

Massively oversold. 25% drop was ridiculous. P/E just 9.

They are arguably the most to blame as the market abuse and intelligence teams get paid for doing nothing. Even when details are given and they are spoonfed info. Reward for failure again and again.

Does not mean same will apply to TPG either

For a GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL company with diversity of products to be trading at this SP after topping 2600p not so long ago is an outrage. Average down if you can.

Looked into Ultra Electronics. A far bigger company of course. Revenue expected to be broadly flat year on year. Think this drop is out of order. Placing was at 6p was it not? SP now 5.5p

I reiterate my points from earlier. Huge swings on the back of no news. 9-11 new trading range.

Extremely oversold. Dividend maintained also. All time low SP