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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Brown (n) Group Plc | LSE:BWNG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1P6ZR11 | ORD 11 1/19P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.05 | 0.34% | 14.65 | 14.30 | 15.00 | - | 196,805 | 16:35:24 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Catalog, Mail-order Houses | 677.5M | -51.4M | -0.1116 | -1.31 | 67.23M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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20/6/2017 08:24 | Bit late to be asking that, its almost "fully recovered" ... Not too keen on most retailers but dividends and fact that 70%+ of sales are now online are positives here | mister md | |
16/6/2017 14:30 | Ed 123, there's been a drop in the share price as you said, but the question is is there further to go? When would be a good entry point? | turbocharge | |
05/6/2017 20:52 | Hi TurboCharge. Those after hours trades are only marked as 'sell' because the after market spread had the buy price higher than any trade during the day. If you look back immediately before the market close today, it would suggest that those after market trades at 288.7964p were 'buys'. Nothwithstanding all that, the RSI chart touched 80 again recently. So, maybe it is due a fall? It wouldn't surprise me. | ed 123 | |
05/6/2017 18:52 | 16:58:13 288.7964 76,560 NT 288.25 293.25 Sell 16:57:26 288.7964 39,517 NT 288.25 293.25 Sell 16:56:56 288.7965 34,051 NT 288.25 293.25 Sell 16:35:15 288.5773 167,997 O 288.25 289.25 Sell 16:35:03 288.2500 80,117 UT 288.25 288.75 Sell | turbocharge | |
05/6/2017 15:06 | Seeing candlesticks? Oh, you're the lucky one! I see creeping insects .................. but that just means I need another drink. Hic! | ed 123 | |
05/6/2017 14:40 | The fatties are taking over. This share is the way to play it-plus SUN which makes instruments for obesity ops. | meijiman | |
05/6/2017 14:22 | The chart says 01 Jun 2017, Short-Term Bearish (close Price 284.00) "The recent uptrend is due to reverse, now that selling pressure has overwhelmed prior buying pressure. Following a clear uptrend, we see two candlesticks where the black real body of the second completely envelops the white real body of the first, showing that the bears have taken over from the bulls." | turbocharge | |
05/6/2017 14:13 | Anybody following this....? | turbocharge | |
09/5/2017 18:49 | It's only the 9th today is this insider info will this numis change be tomorrow | anto123 | |
08/5/2017 16:50 | 10th May 2016, 13:49 ?? | aishah | |
08/5/2017 16:43 | Numis cuts rating on N Brown 10th May 2016, 13:49 Numis has moved its rating on catalogue and online fashion retailer N Brown Group [LON:BWNG] to "hold" from "add" stating that, despite a relatively solid set of full-year results, the concerns outweigh the opportunity. The broker highlighted that persistent forecast cuts and an ever expanding repertoire of downgrade explanations are a reminder that the company should trade at a discount to the sector. Analyst Andrew Wade added: "With a number of substantial tailwinds, including positive product momentum brought in from the end of FY15, price investments, bought-in gains, optimised marketing, and some weak comps, we cannot help but feel the business should have been making profit progress this year." Target price stands at 280 pence per share. | turbocharge | |
03/5/2017 09:12 | Re Dunelm-I think the move away from bricks and mortar retailing is ongoing but you need to delve into this a bit further. For a number of reasons I think many punters will still look to buy homeware items from a shop rather than online. Would you really buy curtains from Amazon? As for Brown the lady in charge is moving the proposition to online. Indeed many of these customers (fatties) are loathe to try on clothes in shops for fear of being mocked by the shop assistants.'Size 34 Madam -no we sold our last lot to the circus'. | meijiman | |
03/5/2017 08:43 | HSBC Upgrades to BUY. Raises target to 280p from 225p. | aishah | |
02/5/2017 16:06 | Ive got some DNLM great cash generaiton | nobilis | |
02/5/2017 15:50 | Good luck with Dunelm.Bricks-and-mo | redbaron10 | |
02/5/2017 15:32 | I've just snaffled a few Dunelm-reminds me of N.Brown -out of favour/pays a decent divi whilst you are waiting. Clearly if consumer spending is going to drop off a cliff then these stocks may struggle, but I don't think its likely. | meijiman | |
02/5/2017 14:16 | yes the sector seems to be returning to favour after strong sell off (also see epic:BON ) | mister md | |
02/5/2017 13:55 | Saw the Hold from Numis and the 'Buy' from HSBC and decided to hang in here for a bit longer now! | redbaron10 | |
02/5/2017 12:24 | Referring back to post 464. The analysis is excellent -though clearly wrong! N. Brown moves higher as the fatties are taking over. Wonder if Dianne Abbott is a customer. Just reading about her car crash interview. Pitiful. Clearly the voters of Hackney are not the brightest. | meijiman | |
02/5/2017 12:23 | Volume at midday already comfortably ahead of ADV. Might add more here. dyor | aishah | |
28/4/2017 09:08 | Sterling sailed higher on most key crosses Thursday as investors liked the currency after pleasing UK retail data, European Central Bank holding interest rates and last night's US tax-reform disappointment. At 17:03 BST, sterling was up 0.3% to $1.2887, and up 0.7% to €1.1866. The dollar-spot index was up 0.19% to $99.231. Sterling was up on the aussie, loonie, kiwi, rand and yen. "The pound continues to exert pressure on the upside after CBI (Confederation of British Industry) retail sales for April showed the biggest increase in volumes in nearly two years," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK | aishah |
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