Domino's Pizza Share Discussion Threads

[eric bristow] 15/7/2008 10:02

Surprised this is taking time to sink in as recession = cut backs = less take-a-way meals including the biggest rip off out there, pizza.

Chart looks sickly and Director sell at £1.80 tells the story going forward...

EB

[trt] 02/7/2008 10:53

Now dangerously close to the £1.60 level - if it doesn't hold at that price we will see £1.40 very rapidly indeed.

[trt] 01/7/2008 13:40

Not far off that £1.60 I mentioned above, if that doesn't hold could see £1.40

[aldi1] 26/6/2008 22:21

a pe of 20 is unlikely to remain in the current climate.
although dom is a good business,the market is harsh.
if things continue this way, a pe of 10-15 is quite likely hence a target of 120.
i'm short from 190 adding on the way down.
could be wrong and will be stopped out at £2.

i was long dom from '02 but see real value in other aim stocks, most noticably rcg.no ramp intended but take a look.

matt

[gipps] 25/6/2008 15:45

Does the rns today mean that legal and general think the dough is going to rise in the future and as it was posted after hours today does that mean it will rise tomorrow

[trt] 25/6/2008 07:17

I think we could now see the previous low of £1.60 tested once again

[stealbulls] 25/6/2008 07:15

Indeed:-).

[trt] 25/6/2008 07:02

Well there is always more to these things than we know.Why not sell their shares after the results next month when they presumably would have got a higher price - why sell before the results ???

This share sale has certainly dented confidence if nothing else !!!

[stealbulls] 25/6/2008 06:49

Gents, was at an advent last night (sat next to Chris Moore), I fully understand the reasons both Nigel Wray and Stephen Hemsley both sold shares and can strongly confirm it has nothing to do with current trading conditions.

Domino's indeed have been performing strongly new store count and trading will be released on the trading update already announced.

Nice to see the UK breifly broke the pizza making world record last night in Michigan (3 pizzas' slapped and topped in 47 second,wish my local branch was that quick).

[hybrasil] 24/6/2008 21:51

does nigel need the money ?

[wjccghcc] 24/6/2008 20:54

The 10 million would be the buys on the other side of the market. The price fell before because the broker doing the placing would have gone out to institutions to find the price at which they'd buy the shares. Some of those institutions or others aware of the news would have sold ahead of the placing knowing they could buy them back at 180p. Nice work if you can get it.

[morgank] 24/6/2008 19:50

Yes but if they only sold 10,500,000 who sold the other 10,000,000 or so ???

and why did the price fall before this large sell off.

[gipps] 24/6/2008 16:15

Well now we know why eh so do we look on the bright side and look at the fact that someone has bought 18mill pounds worth at 180p

[johnpaul1] 24/6/2008 15:34

pizza hut doing buy one get one free recently. we always go there. bound to be pressure on dom.

[aclark9201] 24/6/2008 13:53

Not quite correct, Monty!

[montyhedge] 24/6/2008 13:09

Announcement just out, is that the reason share options being excercise at 156.25p and they have been dumping then in the market, how many more options at 156.25p?

[montyhedge] 24/6/2008 13:06

P.E. 22 very expensive for sector, hedgies will drive this down.

[dubwise] 24/6/2008 13:04

Hmmm doesn't look like the tracker funds have bothered buying this one!

[montyhedge] 24/6/2008 13:04

A couple of hedgies shorting this, rumours big seller about, let wait and see.

[mart12345] 24/6/2008 12:06

at £14 a pizza. i think the current economic climate is going to adversely affect their sales.
imo.

[donny brassedoff] 24/6/2008 11:47

looks like a shorting attack but coming back very strong on level 2 now.

[hamlins] 24/6/2008 11:41

Without any news its probably the shorters taking advantage of the market sentiments.IMO

[gipps] 24/6/2008 11:39

I dont think so because they have been buying shares back so surely they would nt be doing that if they had a profit warning around the corner.