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Trying to determine the trend here. I've concluded it's probably correlated with the weather. No seriously it must all be about the airport chaos, inflation and possibly investor preference for the high dividend stocks. Shorts have increased recently but no director selling this year. Looking at the chart I wonder if it'll sink to around 400?
All the views below seem sensible to me. There's a pattern of ups and downs in most stocks and the stable ones like LGEN aren't likely to crash and burn (what have I said?!). I've also added miners like GLEN and RIO albeit these are wildly up and down but will always be needed. My only building stock is MGNS which seems to be doing ok. I'm also an SFOR loser - so what do I know!
Looks like buys exceed sells and the sp is trying to recover a bit. Hoping a recovery might happen into the winter period but based on nothing really other than people baking and eating sweets.
A fund raise could be on the cards and even a de-listing as i've said before. We had a little mugs rally recently but my tp is still 6-10p. Cue all the frothing at the mouth from people on here...
BARCLAYS KEEPS 1,000P TARGET PRICE FOR BP SHARES AHEAD OF CMD
(Sharecast News) - Analysts at Barclays stood by their 1,000.0p target price for shares of BP ahead of the oil major's next capital markets day.
JAM.L is another one but VUSA beats them all over time.
Well the market really has it in for this stock. Used to be a good one. Not sure what the extent of the problem is. A high P/E perhaps?
Well here we are at £20. Good company this. Hoping more of a rise is possible.
Since when have stock prices ever been related to value?
Anyway, looks like a slight reduction in shorts on LGEN. With hindsight should have added recently at 213, however, it'll probably be back there soon! One would hope it can't stay down at this level. All the analysis about the business strength of LGEN is favourable.
For a few years I've been downbeat on VOD and recall receiving a lot of vitriol for predicting falls to 90p.
However, am I wrong in reading that income and EPS seem to be up, debt has reduced so with a P/E of around 2 and yield of around 10% VOD is undervalued?
What exactly does the city see that's causing the sp to languish at these levels? Is it mostly that future growth is hard to see?