netcurtains

03/6/2024 09:00

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80p is nothing...
Really this should be a lot higher....
Its a great company...
And AI laptops and phones will soon be the "MUST HAVE"....

And of course a place that is MICROSOFT approved.....

netcurtains

03/6/2024 07:13

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we need to forget 80p and push on to 90p

netcurtains

02/6/2024 16:00

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Currys Gaming bundle:

netcurtains

31/5/2024 11:40

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Will ITV or CURRYS hit 80p first?

jjanus

31/5/2024 07:26

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As I said while the attemp done by Elliot Management, this company will do better walking alone.
First target price 140p and then 240 are very very feasible.
The market works after a better trusted timing has come. Profit and revenues will grow and here there is a huge operation leverage.

tim 3

30/5/2024 17:59

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Nice one guys looks like your patience is paying off.

sikhthetech

30/5/2024 13:03

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excellent news.

Rejecting the potential bids worked out well then!!.

gswredland

30/5/2024 12:38

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Excellent news

schofi2

30/5/2024 11:10

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Currys becomes first Microsoft retail repair partner in the UK:

Currys, the electricals retailer on a mission to give technology a longer life, has become Microsoft’s first-ever retail authorised service provider (ASP) in the UK, meaning any customers with Surface laptops have a new pathway to repairing their devices should they need support.

Previously, consumers could only go through Microsoft’s own support channels, but this new partnership means business and consumer customers can also call on Currys’ leading repair capabilities, no matter which retailer they purchased their device from.

This gives users the opportunity to access in-person support at any one of Currys’ 300 stores across the UK and Ireland, before the product is booked in for a technical repair.

In addition to replacing the Surface unit within the warranty period, which was previously handled directly by Microsoft, Currys can now perform repairs in the event of a breakdown. Key Surface components, including the display, thermal module, kickstand, and Surface Connect ports, will be replaceable through their team of over 1,200 expert technicians located in Europe’s largest electricals repair lab in Newark, Nottinghamshire.

netcurtains

30/5/2024 08:06

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It does appear to be heading above 80p again (not such a big target as its been over 80p twice quite recently)

netcurtains

30/5/2024 07:20

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Currys doing EPIC deals on MOBILES

netcurtains

30/5/2024 07:17

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Berenberg analyst Michael Benedict upgraded Currys Plc (CURY:LN) from Hold to Buy with a price target of GBP0.90 (from GBP0.67).The ... (Premium-only article.1 min ago

hades1

30/5/2024 07:17

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Berenberg raises Currys to 'buy' (hold) - price target 90 (67) pence

netcurtains

30/5/2024 07:16

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Berenberg upgraded to what from what?

mongrels4

30/5/2024 07:15

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Upgrade from Berenberg I believe

netcurtains

29/5/2024 08:50

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CURRYS

The latest tech reviews and inspirations

netcurtains

29/5/2024 08:49

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CURRYS

Best TVs to watch EUROs in

sellhighandbuylow

28/5/2024 06:29

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RIV THE DIV a.k.a AJ NOT VERY BRIGHT bought a brand new flat screen high definition TV from Currys, ready to watch the Premier League football but will be returning it later today for a refund because there are no LEEDS !!

netcurtains

24/5/2024 12:55

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I think Currys will "slowly" rise 14% over next three months.... What happens after that depends on how they do in those months....

tim 3

22/5/2024 09:19

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Don't really see it as a big issue as interest rate cuts are still likely this year.

netcurtains

22/5/2024 09:14

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Tim 3: That is why I hi-lighted SWEDISH rate - it actually fell - and that probably is Currys major concern, not the UK (which I think is doing OK)....