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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Dixons Retail | LSE:DXNS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0000472455 | ORD 2.5P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 52.95 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 18/12/2014 | 13:43 | DXNS chartpage | 9,010 |
| 13/8/2014 | 11:17 | Currys-PC World - 2014 Investor Thread | 1,878 |
| 29/11/2013 | 12:16 | Dixons time to buy for the bounce....... | 296 |
| 27/4/2011 | 15:59 | Dixons short circuits - the xmas crash | 28 |
| 04/2/2005 | 22:20 | Computers/Cameras/TV's for Christmas | 60 |
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Posted at 18/12/2014 13:43 by mike740 Put these 3 retailers in your Christmas stockingBy Harriet Mann | Thu, 18th December 2014 - 11:38 Put these 3 retailers in your Christmas stocking General retailers rely on consumers having a little bit of extra cash in their pocket, especially as the lights and the tinsel go up before Christmas. This is make-or-break time for the high street, and after a slow autumn due to warmer weather, they have a lot of catching up to do. UBS now expects faster growth in UK households' disposable income next year, fuelled by a 50% slump in the price of oil. Although bad news for oil producers, consumers benefit from lower petrol prices and utility bills. Food is also getting cheaper and fixed rate mortgages have also fallen to record lows. That's why UBS pencils in household cash flow growth of 4.5% in 2015, versus this year's 3.6%. That must spell good news for the high street. Of course, political risks are looming. As General Election fever takes hold, more focus will be drawn to proposals to tackle the deficit and its impact on consumer confidence. And sterling hasn't been as healthy lately, hit by delays to possible interest rate hikes. "Total reliance on lower oil prices could also be risky," says the broker. "We believe it could easily reverse." Still, over Christmas, UBS prefers the hard-line retailers, especially given the impact of warmer weather and higher operational gearing. Their top picks include Home Retail (HOME), Dixons Carphone (DC.) and Debenhams (DEB). Both Home Retail and DC also have robust self-help strategies to supplement the macro tailwinds. In the clothing space we think Debenhams offers a degree of resilience to the increased promotions seen elsewhere, albeit off a very low base. However, the slow start to the period is expected weigh on both Marks and Spencer and Next (NXT), with other clothing retailers likely to struggle, too. Non-food sales at M&S (MKS) are set to fall by 4% in its third quarter and UBS has shrunk its full-year pre-tax profit forecast by £10 million, although the medium-term gross margin upside looks intact. Next has remained aloof again with its focus on full price sales and service levels, and we think full-year 2015 should be stable. However, there could be more cautious comments and the first half full-year 2016 outlook on 30 December given tough comps, and we rein back our expectation of profit growth here by around 4%. |
Posted at 18/12/2014 13:35 by mike740 Investec hikes Dixons Carphone price target after interimsMaiden interim results from recently merged Dixons Carphone (DC) prompted Investec analyst Alistair Davies to raise his share price target from 395p to 465p. Davies reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation for the electrical and phone retailer after half-year earnings before interest and tax came in at £100 million and profits before tax hit £78 million. Both were well ahead of consensus forecasts of £79 million and £58 million. Dixons Carphone shares gained 14.5p or 3.4% to 441p. ‘[There is] no change to full-year 2015 estimates but estimates look underpinned and we upgrade full-year 2016/17 profits before tax by 2.5%/4% respectively, reflecting earlier realisation of synergy benefits,’ he said. ‘Dividend yield is c.2% but free cash-flow increases in full year 2016 estimates potentially offer scope for further shareholder returns.’ hxxp://citywire.co.u |
Posted at 06/8/2014 22:39 by bit thick Justwondering 6 Aug'14 - 21:54 - 1875 of 1876 0 0So based on yesterday's suspended price, what price does it need to open at to be equal to the new price? If you take the suspended price as 52.95 then 341.61 (cpw today 343) just divide the old DXNS price by 0.155 |
Posted at 30/5/2014 12:02 by mikepompeyfan Here's an interesting concept. How would this affect the dxns share price if implemented ?hxxp://www.pcr-onlin UK grocers should take a leaf out of Harrods' book and allow specialist tech retailers to run concession departments in their supermarkets, says Kantar Retail. Tesco 'scaled back' from tech last year, and although the supermarket still sells tablets and components, it doesn't offer a comprehensive repairs service and lacks experts in stores. Harrods, however, currently allows Dixons Retail to run its tech department - a move which has seen sales rise some 80 per cent. Speaking at the European TCG Retail Summit in Berlin, Kantar Retail's Bryan Roberts said, as reported in the print issue of www.ERTonline.co.uk (May 23rd): "I think there's a growing realisation that in the big store [supermarket] environment in the UK, departments like electricals have been turned into very expensive warehousing, with things getting covered in cobwebs reasonably quickly. "Electronics and appliances is a battle that the supermarkets can't win - they need to have them in-store, otherwise they cease to become a one-stop destination, but they'd be much better shoving most of it online and leaving it to that channel. "Electrical specialists - like Dixons or Euronics - could be running their departments for them, because they have authority, credibility and service. Why run a department at a loss when you could pass that risk and responsibility to someone who is properly equipped to do so?" |
Posted at 15/5/2014 20:01 by suejarvie Oh well nothing new,DXNS share price continues to react badly to supposed good news! Time for me to remove it from my screen, should of done it ages ago. |
Posted at 13/5/2014 11:24 by mikepompeyfan The share price topped out at the last trading update when Seb went a bit cautious and down beat with his statement. I think that is still holding us back. Hopefully Thursday will be bullish, both about dxns trading and the merger benefits. That should bring a new momentum to the share price |
Posted at 30/4/2014 06:15 by mikepompeyfan Well if dxns results are not good and their share price falls then l hope you are right. If they are outstanding however and the share price rises ..... |
Posted at 25/2/2014 14:57 by mamcw A few thoughts:Say merger benefits are £150m (mid point of speculated range) pre-tax or £120m post tax. Dixons 50% share = £60m. Times by 15 PER = £900m value to merger benefits to Dixons. Say these merger benefits take 3 years to achieve and Dixons share of costs of achieving them is £60m. This implies a NPV of the merger benefits of around £700m or 19p per share. Share price pre leak was 46p, implying a post merger share price of c.65p. Discount a little for uncertainty of merger not happening and you end up with a short term share price target of c. 60p. DYOR |
Posted at 25/2/2014 06:17 by mikepompeyfan Dixons and Carphone current joint forecast ptp for y/e 15 is £330m.If they can generate savings/increased earnings of just £100m that is about a 30% profit uplift. 30% uplift on dxns share price of 47p before the news broke would make it about 61p. If they generated £200m extra profit it would be about 75p. This is a great potential deal unless there is a flaw in my logic here. |
Posted at 17/2/2014 08:13 by mikepompeyfan Repost of Telegraph article. Do people expect it to affect Dxns share price or something ? |
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