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The closing share price hasn't changed in around a whole week which I have never seen before with a share. I sold out about 5 days ago as I grew a little impatient. I might be proved wrong in my decision to sell but there is sure some "jiggery pokery" going on here!
Strong potential from here both in the UK and longer term overseas. I have read that their partnership with the Australian discount store has been really successful. The market will hopefully soon realise that this is a true growth share, both in terms of online sales growth and long term international expansion, albeit suffering a setback just now like a lot of retailers. I think that the gift card/related products they sell should prove resilient in the event of a downturn in other retail areas.
Interesting comments, Dartron, all makes sense. I hope that after this recent stability of sorts, we can start to move up at some point in the near future!
I was wondering whether anyone else had noticed or had any thoughts on why the share price seems to go up early most mornings recently but at precisely 8.35am, it starts to go down! Any comments?
Hopefully up tomorrow. Oil and Dow finishing strongly tonight
Some huge buys today looking at Hargreaves Lansdown
According to a Citywire Funds Insider article dated 12th June, Richard Marwood of Royal London has "added to his position in tobacco giant Imperial Brands (IMB) ‘where the yield is significant and the cashflow strong’
Here is an extract from the article I mentioned in my post - "I can’t help to find the current valuations of shares such as Imperial Brands (LSE:IMB) very interesting. I could real off a whole article as to why people shouldn’t invest in its shares but it’s hard to dispute that its shares now look very cheap.
At just under £20 per share these shares are hated. Imperial trades on a one year forecast rolling PE ratio of just seven times and offers a dividend yield of more than 10 per cent, while profits, free cash flows and dividends are expected to keep on growing for the next three years.
While investors keep ploughing their money into very expensive quality shares, Imperial continues to be shunned. The risks of tobacco shares are well known but I can’t help thinking that Imperial's shares are at least worth a closer look given that a dire outlook looks increasingly priced in."
Noticed a good article in Investor's Chronicle today. It mostly discusses dividends being paid by utilities and also retail (M&S, Sainsburys) but towards the end says that the Imperial Brands share price looks very interesting at current levels and to be wary of buying the expensive companies as they have potentially much further to fall so worth looking at IMB. Sounds good enough for me, just need to be patient and hope for a recovery.
Mega buy today just before 4pm - £63.7m worth of shares bought. Someone with deep pockets buying huge tells its own story I would have thought - also up as we speak on Nasdaq!
At this rate, I see Vodafone increasingly being looked at by large American and Chinese companies as a takeover target, looking to diversify into Europe. This has been speculated at before and since the recent big sale of American interests. The Liberty Global deal combined with the fall in share price and favourable exchange rate for a foreign buyer can surely only increase this possibility. Or possibly a takeover by a content provider such as Amazon, Netflix etc? Happy to hold long term anyway - average price 175p so on a bit of a loss here already
Bought some more shares today since these are now at around 8 year lows. There are a lot of sporting events next year for which Aggreko is providing power facilities - Winter Olympics, European sporting Championships in Scotland, Australian Commonwealth Games to name but a few. Not sure about the FIFA World Cup but they usually do something there. I think they also tend to provide facilities during U.S. elections and I believe that there are mid-terms next year. The company clearly offers geographical diversification and a decent well-covered dividend. DYOR
It has been interesting watching the SP in the last 10 minutes or so, quickly went up from 149.5p to 154p! Someone seems to be pulling the strings here and it is way over my head so I think the best thing to do is to let them have their fun, do nothing and hope that I am correct on the fundamentals which I would say are positive.
Just had a look at the ONS stats on their own website which confirm an online news story that sales of computers and telecoms equipment contributed to the growth in retail sales along with second hand goods, antiques. Clothing sales declined due to warmer weather. This hopefully bodes well for DC and sales leading up to Christmas. I would guess that this is why the share price is showing a decent rise this morning.
Looks from the latest RNS that Standard Life have bought a chunk more shares a couple of days ago. Here's hoping for some recovery
Just been having a look online, there are rumours/expectations of a couple more new iphone releases for next year, including a 'budget' version of the iphone x. This is interesting news to add to the possible drivers for what will hopefully be a recovery in the share price next year
Looking at London Stock Exchange and Hargreaves Lansdown, I see an ordinary buy trade at 3.41pm today for over �11m. Someone either knows something or has a lot of confidence!
Just a comment, if you look at Hargreaves Lansdown and the biggest trades of the day, the vast majority of the big trades are buys and at various times throughout the day so a lot of investors do seem to have confidence that the SP will turn around - at some point!
My average buy in is c185p and thought that I had got in at a good price! A few weeks ago, I was up a couple of % and was hoping that we had seen the last of the 150/160p level. It went up to 198p after the big fall with no news and it has gone back down with no news so don't see why it can't recover a bit short term. Obviously, we are looking for something which will lead to a material rise in the share price and, although things look quite bleak just now, I still believe in the investment case so am holding and topping up when I can. I would give the following 12 reasons in no particular order and would be interested to hear other people's views on what I see as the investment case as follows:- 1. There could be various types of buyer for the business (e.g. a food retailer looking to diversify and boost profits, another electronics retailer, perhaps a larger European one e.g Metro which recently split its food and electronics business into separate companies which is interesting, or the likes of Amazon looking to wipe out some competition!); 2. We have Black Friday and Christmas coming up which will hopefully at least be reassuring; 3. We have some big sports events next year in the Winter Olympics and moreover Footie World Cup which should drive new TV sales; 4. We have new handsets from Apple (now) and Samsung (February I think); 5. We will hopefully see some solid progress on the Brexit negotiations soon (a reversal would be too much to hope for); 6. The company pays a good dividend which is very well covered at present; 7. The tie-in with Tesco will hopefully drive additional sales if it is a success; 8. I don't actually see home appliances as discretionary goods so there should be a fairly steady demand for them, i.e. you buy a new washing machine because your old one breaks down, not because you want to upgrade; 9. They should not be affected so much by the weather unlike clothing retailers for example, 10. They don't have a lot of competitors on the High Street (again, unlike clothing and food retailers where the competition is almost endless; 11. DC have geographical diversification in that they generate around one third of profits from Ireland and Nordics/other Europe and 12. If/as buyers are increasingly looking for value for money, they will likely want to benefit from advice/information before they part with their money which is where DC have an advantage over the likes of Amazon or loss making AO. DYOR!