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RPC Rpc Group Plc

792.60
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19 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rpc Group Plc LSE:RPC London Ordinary Share GB0007197378 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 792.60 792.40 792.60 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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18/2/2015
17:41
Bit late this week ;-)

RPC Group plc (LON:RPC)‘s stock had its “outperform221; rating reaffirmed by RBC Capital in a research note issued on Wednesday. They currently have a GBX 594.91 price target on the stock.

philanderer
16/2/2015
17:38
Packaging giant RPC buying Dutch blow molder PET Power BV
philanderer
13/2/2015
17:33
'We're beating rival funds by avoiding the FTSE 100'

George Godber and Georgina Hamilton, who manage the Miton UK Value Opportunities fund

What is your biggest bet at the moment?

Our biggest position is RPC Group, which makes plastic containers. One of the firm’s best-selling products is coffee capsules.

article:

philanderer
10/2/2015
17:52
Bit late this week ;-)

RPC Group plc (LON:RPC)‘s stock had its “outperform221; rating reaffirmed by analysts at RBC Capital in a research report issued to clients and investors on Tuesday. They currently have a GBX 594.91 ($9.07) price target on the stock

philanderer
10/2/2015
13:30
been accumulating again over the last few weeks, including on yesterdays drop.

woody

woodcutter
02/2/2015
20:22
2nd feb Canaccord buy tp 655p *initiates*


Reiterations since IMS:

30th jan RBC Capital outperform tp 594p
30th jan Deutsche buy tp 630p
29th jan JP Morgan overweight -
29th jan Panmure buy tp 828p

philanderer
27/1/2015
12:59
Thank-you Shauney.
Layout isn't as easy on eye - but alteast it has RPC on there.

dr_smith
27/1/2015
11:57
Not sure if its any more reliable than the one you use.

Investigate company announcements.

shauney2
27/1/2015
10:20
Thats a good target.

IMS on Thursday.Should gives a good lead for the year ahead.

shauney2
27/1/2015
10:08
27th jan Panmure buy tp 828p

reiterates

philanderer
26/1/2015
16:40
'Are These The 5 Best Stocks In The FTSE 250?'

Wood Group, Laird, Tate & Lyle, Redrow, RPC

philanderer
22/1/2015
19:39
RPC Group plc (LON:RPC)‘s stock had its “outperform” rating reiterated by equities research analysts at RBC Capital in a research note issued to investors on Thursday. They currently have a GBX 594.91 ($9.00) price objective on the stock
philanderer
20/1/2015
12:46
In addition, any substantial QE by the ECB (announcement Thursday?) would be good for markets. Interesting article on the subject in the Telegraph today -
jeffian
20/1/2015
12:36
spent some time reviewing basic economic market history this weekend

The key relationship for stock market growth is the price of commodities which move inversely to the price of bonds and when bonds are doing well then the stock market tends to perform in line with bonds. Currently many key commodities; oil, copper, aluminium, iron and a number of others are at the lowest they've been for many years. As a direct result of this inflation and hence interest rates should remain low. At some point commodities will rise that's inevitable, inflation will arrive and interest rates will go up. Bond prices will fall in order to secure competitive yields with interest rates, when this happens the markets will retreat. We were in limbo most of last year as there was much uncertainly around commodities, interest rates etc.

The POO has defined the direction we are now heading in my view. I don't see a recovery in the POO above 60$ a barrel for some years. Indeed i figure the POO over the last few years has been out of sync with normal growth. Remember China was growing at 15% per annum that's unsustainable, it's now 7% which is still significant.

i also spent some time at the weekend looking at the WTI oil price chart and from a TA perspective you could argue that the current price is around what you'd have expected on the longer term trend analysis from 1999 to today.

The sharp rise in POO from 2005 onwards looks to have been a little unprecendented and particularly the period 2007 to 2009. The financial crisis brought POO back down to earth again but it then rose again at quite a steep rate later in 2009 to 2011 and was pretty much range bound then until the recent fall.

I figure companies with significant exposure to oil based products and energy useage are going to be significantly undervalued in the market at present. Currently buying here and BPI too. Continuing to look for other opportunities.

aimho woody

woodcutter
20/1/2015
12:22
jeffian i concur with Ed 123, most likely scenario imv.

looks to be bouncing off the gap support now, morning star candle reversal forming today ready for the next leg up. Everytime it drops buyers come in and pick up stock.

aimho. woody

woodcutter
15/1/2015
09:50
14th jan RBC Capital outperform tp 594p

reiterates.

philanderer
13/1/2015
18:28
jeffian, no problem. :-)

I should think you're outperforming most of the youngsters, anyway.

ed 123
13/1/2015
17:06
Aye, that makes sense Ed 123, thank you. I'm getting dozier as I get older!
jeffian
13/1/2015
17:03
Stockwatch: Double-digit upside and sound yield
philanderer
13/1/2015
16:33
jeffian. One possiblity is that AXA sold all their rights in the market. That would explain their number of shares after the rights issue being the same as before. Also, if they had sold all of their rights, none would have gone directly to the underwriters.
ed 123
13/1/2015
15:31
Another nice move up again this afternoon on big volume .. 750k traded so far
philanderer
13/1/2015
09:09
13th jan Deutsche ' buy' tp 630p
philanderer
12/1/2015
17:31
Thank you, Woody, I was being dozy! They even said the reason in the RNS -
"An event changing the breakdown of voting rights X "

Their shareholding before and after the event remains the same, so they obviously didn't take up the Rights. Having said that, how does that tie in with the results of the RI saying that 98% had been taken up leaving around 1.4m shares to be placed by the underwriters, when AXA were entitled to around 7.5m new shares?

jeffian
12/1/2015
16:56
i would have thought current holdings announcements are more than likely as a result of the rights issue rather than strategic buying or selling.

Anyway if there's a strong break through 540p above the bollinger 20 day SMA i will consider adding. All the indicators momentum, trending and oversold are moving in a postive direction.


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woody

woodcutter
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