Currys Share Discussion Threads

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 15:14

yes nortic...flat lining, buys still outstripping sells so yes you are right. its happened last few days, spike down then recovery to a flat price...hoping it goes blue today, though doubt it.

technicals turning around so, ROC is easing so all good!

[right honorable lord lucan] 01/9/2017 15:04

Ravin. You even posted on the UKOG thread ramping this up. Tutt tutt sir

[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 14:59

There's obviously a working sell order in the market at the moment . IF that gets cleared then blue could be the colour !!!

[tsmith2] 01/9/2017 14:51

Churn, still think we should turn blue..

[right honorable lord lucan] 01/9/2017 14:42

Ravin youre sounding desperate fella

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 14:40

not bad indeed...

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 14:32

meinhere, yes that is understandable...iphone8, xmas sales, new year etc

[undervaluedassets] 01/9/2017 14:27

Hi Ravin. I thought I was filtered.

[meinhere] 01/9/2017 14:22

Price will depend on a lot of variables other than the financials, but it usually grows quite a bit on peak season, November/December, specially around the Black Friday madness, it is retail after all. Would be surprised if it goes below 200 by then, as the money is coming in and the company is very much on the spotlight.

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 14:20

UA is weemonkey, both fools hahahhahhahahahahhaha

Anyways...
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[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 14:15

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[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 14:14

It's funny because AFTER the figures came out and they went up UA came on and started to tell everyone how cheap they were. I like to see things before they happen.Noticed you haven't been on there recently UA.

[undervaluedassets] 01/9/2017 14:13

People think that shares like this do one of 2 things after a large fall - they think that they will either bounce or decline further.

However there is a 3rd option - they can go sideways

sometimes for as much as a decade or more..

without fresh profit impetus the stock just goes sideways.

Seen it happen many times ..

Cable and wireless stayed 85-90% down from highs of 450 trading between 30p and 75p for 15 years before de-listing after merger/takeover.

[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 14:10

I've given you both the thumps up because I can understand both opinions. One thing I would say is that DC. Is not another Blockbuster but they need to be more creative but then so do many of the retailers .Just recently I was fortunate enough to make £50k out of SPD. It did take me 10 months but I stuck by the big fella and it all came out good in the end.In that 10 month period nobody would touch them with a barge pole.The figures came out and then they went from £3 to £4 in the blink of an eye.I would like to think that DC. are in a better position than SPD so I could see something similar happening here.Just my thoughts.

[sr2day] 01/9/2017 14:02

156p will be tested again before end of September.and this is only short term.

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 13:41

nortic well said...

There will scaremongers here to cash in on the recent fall and expecting more. using human emotions to drive the share price - though we know these bb's have little effect on sp, in fact pretty much nothing.

The facts are, profits have been realigned, the market price has overreacted, it is technically oversold and i have just looked at the technicals again on today prices - price action upwards is imminent, so i'd be scared it i was shorting this over the weekend.

Long term is a different story and for the lth and pension fund managers to decide.

Short term its recovering from here

[meinhere] 01/9/2017 13:39

I hope that they do listen and realize what they have to do. Either way it should bounce to at least 200 in the short term, specially during peak season. Nevertheless they should replace Seb next year, with someone that understands and is willing to work on the company's business model, in order to bring it back to a competitive level within the current market's landscape - this model of keeping doing things as they did 10 years ago because it was working just fine, with a change here and there (which often comes too late) and cheaper costs, is sinking, and will sink this boat. If they don't sink it themselves by sticking on doing that, someone else will sink it for them.

[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 13:26

meinhereYou make a good point and let's hope that they will now start to listen and put things right. Just looking over the short term I can see them bouncing because the fear factor has driven them down to these recent lows.Human emotions drive markets and people do the strangest things especially when money is involved .One minute they're giving £3 for stock and then you can't give them away at 170.Funny old game.

[ravin146] 01/9/2017 13:19

In the short term...this will recover, way overdone here imo and technical showing this too.

[meinhere] 01/9/2017 13:17

In the short term, maybe, but what's most worrying is the long term prospects of it, as Seb & team doesn't seem to realize that they should have been proactively working hard on bringing the business model up to speed, above everything else, since the merger.

[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 13:06

meinhereI would like to think that has well and truly been priced in now but who knows.

[nortic 007] 01/9/2017 12:58

Thanks aim and raven. Most informative.Pleasant weekend

[meinhere] 01/9/2017 12:56

Most of you seem to be failing to grasp the underlying problem that the company faces though, which is that the business model from both sides is old, outdated, and not ready to go face to face against modern competition, from companies like Amazon, Sky and BT, which are closing in. After the merger they should have re-thought the entire business model on the long term, rather just try synergies and cut money all over the place to display higher profits. There's a big underlying long term problem underneath this short term mess that they should be working on, and that underlying problem is something that, actually, only one analyst had either the guts to spill it out, or is the only one that realized what's really going on.