Dp Poland Share Discussion Threads

[lbo] 09/4/2017 15:57

Brexit's Biggest Loser May Actually Be Polandhttps://bloom.bg/2nVpXUO

[maiken] 04/4/2017 09:46

the shareprophets article is 3 years old !

[hybrasil] 27/3/2017 18:56

What are you shocked at?

[hybrasil] 25/3/2017 06:17

Results due on Monday

[hybrasil] 22/3/2017 13:56

bought more today at .485p

[petersinthemarket] 10/3/2017 11:54

Cannot make up my mind whats going on here.
SP sagging very badly for a few weeks now.
Is there bad news around the corner?
Or is the share price simply resting after running its course for now.
I'm not aware of any bad news on the Polish business - it's still expanding.
Possible spill over from uk prospects.
Puzzling, but still holding for now.
pete

[hybrasil] 09/3/2017 14:12

whats shocking.

It could in my book drift back to the late 40's area.

But the results are due at the end of the month.

No share goes up in a straight line. Go and graph dom.

[hybrasil] 09/3/2017 07:48

Hopefully Dom or the Australians do not try and take us out too soon
Today's Dom figures show what can be accomplished

[petersinthemarket] 03/3/2017 10:22

sp very sagging badly now - below lower trend line - hope results on 27th are good.
Personally, I do not know what to expect, except that continuing set-up costs may still be temporarily draining income. BoL all, pete

[haroldthegreat] 22/2/2017 11:49

I think this a rogue franchisee that has found that the prices are cheaper in the supermarket. this went on for years with tied pubs. the company will make a profit on the product it sells to the franchisee as well as taking a % of turnover etc so they should be sending area managers in to do spot checks on the stock being held at each outlet. If the outlet had run out because of excessive demand that would be OK however if it was to make extra profit they could have their franchise terminated.if dp is well managed it will be checking on their franchisee to ensure they are only being direct from them and not defrauding us, the shareholders!

[i like beer] 22/2/2017 11:31

The report isn't domino's poland anyway and wasn't the response from domino's that the store in question had been extremely busy and it was a one off. Hardly big news.

[blowitall] 22/2/2017 09:59

I don't get. Surely they are buying their wedges from a supplier at an even cheaper price, so the mark up would be greater. Unlikely to have any long term impact.

[petersinthemarket] 21/2/2017 19:58

Not at all that shocking really. Not new and, in fact, almost to be expected. There is always a risk that any fast food outlet is somehow bucking the system, which is why I, and many others will never go in there. I don't trust the food quality or the management who praise performance targets before taste and purity. Whilst there is good food at selected pubs and excellent food cooked at home, fast food outlets are a closed door.