Burberry Share Discussion Threads

[cockneyrebel] 27/2/2009 11:45

Very firm today - expecting a big leg up soon - look at that chart!

325p has to be a decent target

CR

[cockneyrebel] 26/2/2009 14:34

Next leg up under way 320p coming by the look of it.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 26/2/2009 10:59

1003 GMT [Dow Jones] UBS raises Burberry (BRBY.LN) target price to 260p from 220p, following the company's 3Q trading update. Says potential positives in the future for the company include possible stabilization in sales declines, continued market share gains, end of de-stocking and markdowns from the autumn/winter collection, new efficiency gain plans and positive forex on tourism and translation. Has a neutral rating. Shares +4.5% at 262p. (ISD)

[cockneyrebel] 13/2/2009 09:17

Bounced on the trend line - going to 325p imo

CR

[phooey] 10/2/2009 13:24

Unfortunately not clothing CR... Still think this is good for a bit more upside, however got out end of last week but still on watch list to get back in if it bounces of the trend line again.

[cockneyrebel] 10/2/2009 11:22

Retail sales rise in January - 1.1%, biggest rise since May 08.



CR

[cockneyrebel] 09/2/2009 15:32

A nice dip to grab, seeing these broke out on Friday.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 04/2/2009 14:03

Come on Cambium, look at that chart - Hornicus Maximus! :-)

CR

[cambium] 18/12/2008 11:30

still too expensive for me

[cockneyrebel] 18/12/2008 11:11

Breaking the recent high - what's going on here then - directors loaded up recently too - LVMH interested in these?

CR

[cockneyrebel] 14/12/2008 20:08

Chart has turned, directors buying, higher highs and higher lows.

CR

[triples] 03/10/2008 23:25

It looks like support has been broken

[rhodey] 11/3/2008 13:21

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GLOBAL FINANCIAL UPTURN:


March 11 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve plans to lend up to $200 billion of Treasury securities in exchange for debt including private mortgage-backed securities that have slumped in value as homeowners defaulted on their payments.

The Fed set up a new tool, the Term Securities Lending Facility, to lend Treasuries to primary dealers for 28-day periods, through weekly auctions.

The Fed also said in a statement in Washington that it's increasing the amount of dollars available to European central banks through swap lines.

Today's steps are the latest in Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's effort to alleviate increasing strains in financial markets that are curtailing credit available to homeowners and companies.

The Fed last week said it will make up to $200 billion available to banks through other tools to help boost liquidity.

The auctions of Treasuries, which will begin March 27, may be secured by collateral including agency and private residential mortgage-backed securities, the Fed said. The central bank ``will consult with primary dealers on technical design features'' of the new tool.

The Federal Open Market Committee authorized increasing currency swap lines with the European Central Bank and Swiss National Bank to $30 billion and $6 billion, respectively, increasing the ECB's line by $10 billion and the Swiss line by $2 billion. The Fed extended the swaps through Sept. 30.

The FOMC's next regular meeting is scheduled for March 18.




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[shanksaj] 29/2/2008 15:15

From header:-
"Burberry - rumours doing the rounds of a bid."

Rumours must be fading then.

[fivebagger] 15/1/2008 20:09

Well even the good boats sink with a low tide, and on a high mulitiple there is not much cushion for the share price. If the retail market continues the way it has for the next 3 quarters then this will be nearer £3 than £5 by year end. And that is with good management. Anything less and they get clobbered.

[5dally] 15/1/2008 15:32

Anyone any thoughts on this one ????

[mickconn11] 05/10/2007 23:54

A bid.
No one would finance the purchase of a luxury goods retailer even if someone wanted to buy it.

Or maybe the financiers would if they were convinced it was a good deal but at the moment they don't have the money.

it's on a racy rating and it's worth noting the markets there in.

London..city bonuses could be weak.

Spain .. now that's a bubble.

Asia.... I don't know what's going on over there but I don't believe the fundamentals..too many companies reporting earnings based on the profits of their cross shareholdings.. a dangerous game. The Japanese tried that and are still paying the price.

Who's buying ..?? The shorts are.

Good luck all.

[onehanded] 28/9/2007 10:09

No money avalable to be taken over, most expensive retailer. £6 RETRACEMENT on the card at least. Results in just over 2 weeks. Going into red soon....

[onehanded] 28/9/2007 09:55

This is a sell at this level, check the pe.If the consumers starts to suffer this is heading for a profit warning. Gone short IMHO

[bundmar] 07/9/2007 13:54

considering the sell off BRby holding well, stock continually picked off. keep watching.