Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I obviously didn’t, because I’m averaging 300p, dividends not included. ;-(
Just to clarify, doesn’t the upcoming dividend always get knocked off the share price once paid, so essentially just a withdrawal?
Why limit at 230? This share can swing either way now, if it’s up, wonderful, but if it goes down it may go way below 230, very rapidly, depending on the divi etc, and you will have paid 230. You are safer with placing normal buys, not limits.
100% correct, but historically, MF does often “conicide” with a very short lived jump. I suspect they are “retweeting” tips that are already going around amongst the big boys. Obviously they don’t cause it, rather they conincide with it.
You need to leave the charts and start thinking more! It's starting to sink in. A company that wants to off load half it's business, can't be doing that well. So even if the figures on paper are good. The facts on the ground show they are NOT doing well.
Volcano, that's a computer generated report, and they often don't make sense. It is just a collection of ratings and facts, which were not necessarily issued at the same time. so a profit warning from one company, and a profit prediction from another, might not actually conflict, simply one is more recent than the other!
Nothing to do with resistance. Ebay emailed sellers today that they are using argos for click and collect: From September, you can offer your buyers the choice to collect from one of over 650 Argos stores across the UK. Don't miss out. Take advantage of one of the UK's fastest growing delivery channels and give your buyers the option to collect locally, at a time that suits them – providing them with the ultimate convenience.
Unlikely "struggling", more like poor sales for spring period, which could easily improve. The hot weather usually heralds summer, but every time we have had hot weather we have been warned of rain coming, which is not very good for getting people out shopping for the summer season. The end of the year could also see a massive rise. There are some huge flaws in Argos system, some which give advantage to online customers, from free delivery offers, to better returns online, and that is driving argos customers out of the store. Sort of shooting themselves in the leg, as they pay much higher fees on multi-channel sales (half of their turnover is multi-channel).
Can anyone guide me to more information concerning HOME. I've not grasped what's making the share price fluctuate here. I thought it was affected by 1) Recession/Deflation 2) Homes' ability to interact with online shopping 3)Ex-dividend date.