Marks And Spencer Share Discussion Threads

[robertfaulkner] 08/10/2013 15:04

Down over 3% today,why?

[miata] 23/9/2013 09:50

Good news they designed some things customers want, bad news they can't supply the customers.

[dewtrader] 16/9/2013 08:40

£6 target

[jeffian] 13/9/2013 16:59

The day I would consider giving money to George Galloway or anything associated with him is the day Hell freezes over.

[aussiedonnie] 13/9/2013 16:53

off topic, I know most of you don't give a stuff but George Galloway is making a documentary for the big screen and needs your help to expose the war criminal Tony Blair. Please consider donating etc, your name will even appear in the credits if you wish.

[dewtrader] 10/9/2013 12:41

£8 my target

[gswredland] 05/9/2013 15:11

thanks guys..wondered what was going on

[smicker] 05/9/2013 11:01

It also had a target price upgrade to 550p which has d0ne us no harm

[libertine] 05/9/2013 10:20

Iconic retailer Marks & Spencer jumped 15.75p at 494.45p on reports a new coat costing £85 is the fashion hit of the season, with demand so high there is a waiting list - See more at: hxxp://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4663216/FTSE100-firmly-higher-in-early-deals-with-easyJet-the-leader.html#sthash.ANMsvRi8.dpuf

[miata] 27/8/2013 21:07

Believe. An upgrade from 470p to 535p is substantial (almost reckless). They cited expected growth in the group's struggling merchandise division as a result of management initiatives.

So now we have Societe Generale, Bank of America and Citigroup targeting substantial upside.

Barclays, Deutsche, Morgan Stanley, HSBC and Espirito Santo remain unconvinced.

[robertfaulkner] 27/8/2013 08:37

What's up with Marks, up 11p on a bad FTSE day? (I can't believe a positive by a broker is enough)

[libertine] 27/8/2013 08:11

27 Aug 2013 Marks & Spencer... MKS Citigroup Buy 0.00 471.60 470.00 535.00 Upgrades

[dewtrader] 22/8/2013 09:14

Marks & Spencer hit by glitches at new Castle Donington distribution centre
20 August, 2013 | By Gemma Goldfingle

Marks & Spencer's new distribution centre in Castle Donington has been beset with IT glitches causing concerns about stock availability in store.

[kendonagasaki] 15/8/2013 19:13

Best of all is no one even wants to bid for M&S anymore because hey would not know how to turn this car crash around.I remember when Philip green offered a fiver a share for it, they should have snapped his arm off.Even he would not buy into the mess they are into now!

[kendonagasaki] 12/8/2013 20:49

Even Blackrock have reduced holdings!That tells even the simpletons amongst you...they ain't long?

[kendonagasaki] 12/8/2013 20:43

Mike24. What housing upturn is that?Apart from where I live,.........in London?

[kendonagasaki] 12/8/2013 20:30

Why the hell do people invest in M&S????Why do so many inept and defunct losers still think M&S is the place to buy leading high quality fashion?Next has kicked them in the balls that many times and then left a curly one on top of their head REGULARY !Yet still they persist to act as business as usual.I'm not even going to go into the food argument ...waitrose beat them hands down every time!!!!This is a mug punter share for those amongst you whom should know much better and a lot further than you all let on.M&S a dinosaur in the making just waiting for someone to swallow it up cheap and that would still be to expensive IMHO.Be honest with yourself its just not going to one around is it?Kate Bostock lasted 5 minutes with ASOS therein lies a fundamental clue. Any young upcoming fantastic designer or protege will not want M&S on their cv would they?The kiss and the curse of death!M&S are not bleeding but hemerraging from this slow cut to the gut for years.SOONER RATHER THAN LATER IT WILL BE TERMINAL!

[mike24] 05/8/2013 08:25

need to improve/enlarge home furnishings as john lewis
to take advantage of housing upturn

[gswredland] 18/7/2013 21:52

Thanks Lib

[libertine] 18/7/2013 15:21

High street retailer Marks & Spencer gained 1.7 percent, also helped by a media report saying U.S. bid interest in the firm had revived, traders said.