Chesnara Share Discussion Threads

[al101uk] 15/11/2012 12:30

Isn't everyone waiting for 16xp again... I know I'll be topping up at that level, it's almost a tradition now ;-)

[flashheart] 15/11/2012 08:39

Exactly fenner.....what's your likely entry level if you don't mind me asking?

[fenners66] 15/11/2012 08:31

Not if you are waiting to go in again.

[retsius] 13/11/2012 16:44

chart looks terrible.

[gary1966] 13/11/2012 16:28

4spiel,

Low 160's is what I am waiting for as it does have a habit of re-visiting that area for some reason.

[4spiel] 03/11/2012 22:57

Chesnara does well when the FTSE is high but come a downturn it seems to have tanked quite hard. Nice divi-not over pessimistic for CSN but to see 166p again would not surprise whatever one newspaper punter thinks.

[pvb] 03/11/2012 16:49

Yes, that's been pointed out before. Could be......!

[warrensearle] 03/11/2012 16:25

Thought of the day ... Chesnara is an anagram of "earn cash"

[al101uk] 31/10/2012 15:15

Wouldn't worry too much, my first purchase was in 2006 at 179p (I thought it was less), bought more at 165p in 2007, by late 2008 they touched 100p.

Sold my first batch 2010 for 241p.

They come good in the end and while you wait you have nice divi's :-)

[harmonics] 31/10/2012 14:54

Not as much as I do mate!
Actually the offer price is still at 192, I bought at 192.75.
I have noticed with CSN the mean price dips but the offer stays more or less the same, could be somthing to do with liquidity?
Or it could be that increasing the spread inhibits new punters?

[al101uk] 31/10/2012 13:56

Ouch, harmonics, I feel your pain.

[harmonics] 30/10/2012 17:03

I have given up waiting for the share price to drop so I bought in this morning.
I concluded that the share price is more likely to rise rather than fall imo.
If it does fall I will buy more.

[chairman20] 29/10/2012 09:38

boxerdog

it adjusts but there are so few free shares on the
market that there is very little evidence of dividend
stripping

[boxerdog1] 28/10/2012 20:04

Anyone whose been around a while may I ask, with such an impressive divi paid out bi-annually I'm assume, does the share price usually drop accordingly following payment reflecting the full value of the dividend.

[manrobert] 28/10/2012 16:11

tipped again in mail on sunday today highlighting 9 % yield.

[al101uk] 26/10/2012 10:59

So do I, it's a formatting thing.

[pvb] 25/10/2012 22:45

Well, I know how Chairman20 feels and I agree with him. Simples.

[lord gnome] 25/10/2012 22:27

They've sold 460,000 shares and gone from 11%+ to 10.6%. Simples.

[pvb] 25/10/2012 18:12

I meant in general...

[markie7] 25/10/2012 17:41

well, they own less shares than they did before. so, below.

[pvb] 25/10/2012 17:06

I know what you mean. 'Threshold crossed' - yes, but above or below?

I seem to remember that in the distant past they were much clearer but at some point they changed to the current messy version.

[chairman20] 25/10/2012 17:01

I still have trouble deciphering those totally opaque stock exchange notifications on cahnages of holder - why cant they be in plain English?

[harmonics] 24/10/2012 05:02

This share is far more resilient than I thought even with a 'crash' day like yesterday CSN didn't budge.

[lord gnome] 12/10/2012 07:34

'Peak and Dwindle' - love it. I'll adopt that expression if you don't mind! I have quite a few shares like that.

[harmonics] 12/10/2012 06:19

I sold at 203 to get out of what I though was a rubbish average of 194 but missed the divi doing it!
I was hoping to buy back into CSN as a long but at a better average price.
I am no chartist but if you look at the share price profile over the the last year it has a profile of 'peak & dwindle'
I need to buy low for the long hold, first purchase any time soon (sub 185) if it carries on dwindling.