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Would NEX need to tell us there was a takeover approach that prevented director share buying? Just seemed odd the length of time with no buys at all.
For a hospitality business to post a profit must at least bode well for when conditions improve.
US debt ceiling concerns apparently, becoming a regular event.
So your last chance to buy this cheap. Before the next time etc! Bumpy ride GLA
Every time a regular train passenger is forced to use NEX there’s a chance they’ll become a regular coach passenger.
The only blot on the landscape is the uk high street branches, it’s obviously in decline as shown by other retailers that have gone under. Smiths carries on but must be aiming to close at least the more costly stores. Hopefully the market will realise the potential lies in its travel business and the SP will rise today.
U.K. inflation figures for March out on weds 19th 7am
I Expect a decrease so hopefully that would start to take the pressure of rate rises and help the SP. Fingers crossed.
As much as I’m sceptical of forecasts these days I have to agree with the IMF here. Japan adopted low rates over 20 years ago and couldn’t find a way back, we are now in a similar predicament with high debt, austerity, and an ageing population. Can’t see us finding a way back where they couldn’t.
5 passengers per coach doesn’t tally with nearly 3bn in revenue last year.
I see the coaches in London quite often and am frustrated by the smoked glass when trying to see how many passengers are inside!
I can’t understand why this would be given the rise in property prices, unless it is to the company’s benefit. Not sure what that could be but if a recent valuation resulted in better borrowing rates or tax deductions you can bet it would be done every year.
So out of the last 3 broker ratings published and picked up by this site in its news section only one made it to the table of broker ratings, that being the sell! which has now been superseded by a hold.
Be good to see an RNS confirming the strike has been resolved. Should provide a boost to the SP
and now the divi should be ratified easily with industrial action over.
Given Deutsche replacing credit suisse as the bank to make all others sink everyone has gone down the boozer! It’s the only ray of sunshine around today.
I’ll drink to that casapinos :-)
These figures are also for a period before recent price rises and the 11p duty cut on draught beer (beer festival is on in Spoons too!) so all positive news on a not very positive day/week/month, but the tide will turn. GLA
Back to profit and able to weather all the economic woes of late, very encouraging for when people get a bit of disposable income back and inflation declines.
Even made it to radio 4 this morning. Their union rep keeping the pressure up as negotiations continue. Feels like the end game, just trying to squeeze every last drop from any deal as there won’t be another chance for a while, even Amol Rajan thought it was pretty fair!
I thought Liberum had re-rated NEX to ‘hold’ yet not mention on the broker forecasts table. The sell rating went in without any delay however.
This particular type of bond swapped debt for equity under certain trigger conditions, so more a bond with strings attached offering higher rewards for larger risks. Reducing their value to zero seems odd unless it’s close to zero as the equity has shrunk so much.
after 20% drop. A much larger European bank in trouble spells rough markets ahead before any recovery.