Domino's Pizza Share Discussion Threads

[philanderer] 23/5/2011 20:01

Top 10 for a change ;-)

FTSE 250 - Risers

Mitie Group (MTO) 220.40p +4.95%
TalkTalk Telecom Group (TALK) 149.10p +2.33%
Pace (PIC) 98.20p +2.03%
Domino Printing Sciences (DNO) 680.00p +1.64%
Stobart Group Ltd. (STOB) 128.00p +1.59%
CPP Group (CPP) 133.00p +1.53%
Dairy Crest Group (DCG) 401.20p +1.36%
Bodycote (BOY) 374.30p +1.16%
Domino's Pizza UK & IRL (DOM) 390.70p +1.03%
RPC Group (RPC) 337.50p +1.02%

[jon827] 23/5/2011 16:54

Aye looks like the markets are going lower. I remember dom always used to do well on red days tho so back in for a quick trade. Looks like good news on the German stores as well

[philanderer] 23/5/2011 16:50

Afternoon Jon.

Bit of consolidation around these levels would be good. General markets in a right old two and eight.

[jon827] 23/5/2011 16:43

had a long at the close @ 392, hope that todays low can hold, bout time dom went up again imo :)

[malctheraider] 23/5/2011 16:33

Used to work for Goldman Sachs.

[nofool] 23/5/2011 16:31

hybrasil, he who dithers..?

[malctheraider] 23/5/2011 15:57

Sill waiting for 350

[philanderer] 23/5/2011 15:49

Added a few today.

[malctheraider] 23/5/2011 15:35

Why would have thought this would turn blue today.

[techmark] 23/5/2011 14:27

Really surprised to see this back below the price of the German announcement. If people think that opening at least 400 stores, and perhaps as many as 800 stores in Germany is worth nothing in the price, then they are completely mental.

[hybrasil] 23/5/2011 13:40

Just waiting. If you think the company itself bought 400k at £4.51 the price cant be that bad?

[malctheraider] 23/5/2011 10:18

May drip feed at 350 or less.

[hybrasil] 23/5/2011 10:08

Yes its now lower than it was when the made the announcment about Germany.

[malctheraider] 23/5/2011 08:17

We could see 350 this week

[malctheraider] 21/5/2011 15:24

This made me laugh. Welsh idiot.

Player's attempt to sue Twitter backfires
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Thousands of Twitter users are posting the name of the Premier League star who won a super injunction to stop details of his affair going public in protest at the player's attempts to sue the social networking site.
The star began legal proceedings against Twitter in the High Court earlier this week to try and force the firm to release details of users who had named him as the married player who'd had a lengthy affair with former Big Brother contestant Imogen Thomas.

Lawyers have demanded that Twitter hand over the names of users who disclosed the player's name in order that they could pursue legal action against them, and possibly persuade authorities to bring contempt of court action.

The star's name has been splashed all across Twitter for several weeks - as well as being published in several other countries - but given that the site is US-based it seems the married superstar would have little chance of winning the legal battle.

And now the move has backfired completely as his name has been repeatedly re-Tweeted by fans of the site, who are apparently outraged at the attempt to gag their free speech.

"xx xx is suing Twitter. I can't Imogen why," is just one of the messages being repeated over and over on the site

[hybrasil] 21/5/2011 08:55

Any chartists out there.
I spent some time this am looking at the graph. This could fall quite a way back yet?

[gj2] 19/5/2011 08:30

Completely agree with you about the long term, techmark.

[malctheraider] 19/5/2011 08:27

Don't think so techy 350 getting nearer.

[techmark] 19/5/2011 08:17

Has corrected back to key averages again. Looking for another move back up to the 470-480p area. Longer term I think this has the potential to be 700-800p a share as German expansion rolls out.

[malctheraider] 18/5/2011 11:38

I will have a punt at 350p

[hybrasil] 18/5/2011 11:33

getting there

[hybrasil] 17/5/2011 15:49

malctheraider

Certainly would make a good trading position

[malctheraider] 17/5/2011 11:50

350p could be a good buy.