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yeah. Thats the initial intimated offer -so sell now at 408 and buy back when they drop back tonight/tomorrow. Then sell wehn GDF up their offer....
1600 but no idea when it will get there
yesterday
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I didn't think they were paying 50p per share!
325 Target price http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8490794.stm
UBS raised its target price to 37p yesterday as well
woolies - got into these 10+years ago at 350 - another stunning investment!
Chocolate maker Cadbury has rejected the proposal. Kraft, whose brands include Dairylea cheese and Toblerone chocolates, said its proposed offer of 300p a share and 0.2589 Kraft shares for every Cadbury share values each share in the Dairy Milk firm at 745p and £10.2bn in total.
is it out of the bag yet? 11m buy this am.
Latest recommenedations: 27-Aug-09 Investec Securities Buy 27.04p 40.00p - Reiteration 26-Aug-09 Nomura Buy 28.74p 35.00p - Reiteration 31-Jul-09 UBS Buy 27.50p 40.00p 35.00p Reiteration 22-Jul-09 CSFB Outperform 25.25p 38.00p - Reiteration Look at the buyv sells as well....
Date: Wednesday 26 Aug 2009 LONDON (ShareCast) - Japanese broker Nomura Securities has been looking at the UK electrical retail sector ahead of the entrance, in partnership with Carphone Warehouse, of US player, Best Buy, and tips DSG International as the best stock to be holding. ‘The middle market is increasingly competitive, causing a divergence in the major electrical players. DSGi, KESA, Best Buy and John Lewis are all seeking a service-led premium offer. Commoditisation of technological product has driven a price-led, low service model at Tesco and Argos [owned by Home Retail]. This divergence is likely to be accentuated in our view,’ Nomura said. Nomura notes that 50% to 60% of DSG's Currys and PC World stores will be refitted by Christmas 2010 as it seeks to reposition the business as a service-led electrical specialist. This ongoing transformation has not been reflected in the company’s share price in Nomura’s view, and the broker has reiterated its ‘buy’ recommendation and 35p price target. ‘KESA may need a more differentiated approach: Despite being early to the service-led model, the UK offering is not sufficiently differentiated, making KESA more vulnerable if Best Buy fulfils its potential, in our view. New management may need a medium-term strategy to defend its current market share. We maintain our Neutral rating but caution on the longer-term outlook,’ Nomura’s Christopher Walker said.
have just given a target price of 40p. This was on the back of Nomura's target of 35. I think that's why the buys are going through. Still dont explain the price drop though! Thoughts anyone?
6.5m buys to 2.5m sells and the price goes down. One thinks the MM are keeping the price down for some reason......