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Not good enough for the market it would appear.
What a set of results!
Looks like this was baked in though.
Good update but sp down 7%??? Think this will creep back up but didn't expect such a drop today.
Interesting news on Reuters. If true it will be interesting watching the sp tomorrow in addition to the results.
Car parts and bike firm Halfords is expected to deliver strong Christmas trading next Wednesday as it looks to offset the blow to the business caused by the resignation of its chief executive last week. Boss Matt Davies has been poached by Tesco to take on the task of turning around the supermarket's core UK and Ireland business, although he does not leave until May. The group, which has 11,000 staff in the UK and Ireland at 465 Halfords stores and 298 Autocentres, stressed last week that trading for the 13 weeks to December 26 was "strong and was in line with management's expectations." Analysts at Investec forecast Halfords will post same store-sales up 6%, driven by cycling sales and despite tough comparatives. The broker expects a slightly negative like-for-like result from Autocentres, as abnormally warm weather is likely to have impacted the business. http://www.heraldscotland.com/mobile/business/company-news/more-retailers-to-reveal-festive-trading-figures.116352751
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Tend to agree, one for the back pocket and just wait.
I think it's just a lack of news allowing the sp to stagnate and then as you suggest people being impatient. Hopefully it will come good but defo a long term punt
I know this is a long term investment but starting to get a little frustrated.
This seems like a good investment on what would appear an undervalued share. Net asset per share of 21p and several forecast an increase in gold prices in 2014, it almost seems like a no brainer. The only apparent issue could be liquidity and ultimate exit strategy, however a speculative spread bet could be an interesting option.
The Times "Tiddler to Watch: LiteBulb, a supplier of gifts to big retailers, backed by the entrepreneur Nigel Wray, agreed to pay £500,000 in cash and more than £182 million in shares for Go Entertainment, a developer of DVDs, books and other gifts. After reporting a £1.6 million loss for the 18 months to December 2013, shares eased 1.5% to 0.98p"
Yeah likewise, I'm down 11%· Fingers crossed it'll bounce back but I'm starting to have my concerns, could do with a positive announcement!!
Anyone topping Up?