Dunelm Share Discussion Threads

[kendonagasaki] 27/4/2016 13:44

Rathlindri. An ex employee........Ha ha ha ha ha!I'm a retired stockbroker as if December a very wealthy and successful one to boot.You are obviously all nickel and dime traders and just a clueless.As for employment law....how do you think it came into play.Tyranny must be defended at all cost IMO.

[rathlindri] 27/4/2016 10:19

Whether or weather the store manager keeps his job I can't see this being true.....are you an ex employee with a grudge Kendo? You seem to be on some kind of a crusade to discredit Dunelm at every opportunity.

[chickenrun1] 25/4/2016 21:43

If you believe that you obviously don't know employment law, constructive dismissals and written warnings.

[lobby ludd] 25/4/2016 13:55

Well I suppose the demise of BHS takes out a major competitor in homwewares.. Can't see Dunelm being interested in any of BHS's stores though....unless they have any on retail parks.

[kendonagasaki] 15/4/2016 21:11

DNLM fail continually to test or even break their 30 month high.The chart indicates that pressure is still there and lower lows will follow through.

[zeppo] 13/4/2016 17:44

redartbmud and impvesta

Thank you for the information.

z

[impvesta] 13/4/2016 15:23

"Has he any left?"

Yes, he certainly has!! See the RNS:

"Following these disposals, Will Adderley continues to have an interest in 55.3 million shares in the Company, which includes 172,750 shares held in the Paddocks Trust, of which he and his wife Nadine Adderley are trustees but not beneficiaries. In total, this represents 27.4 per cent of the issued share capital. The Adderley family as a whole retains a combined interest in 103.4 million shares in the Company, representing 51.2 per cent of the issued share capital."

[redartbmud] 13/4/2016 15:22

Shares sold Residual holding

Will Adderley

71,476 0

WA Capital Limited

7,728,524 54,161,779

The Stoneygate Trust

200,000 967,250

Total

8,000,000 55,129,029

A bit ham fisted, the chart doesn't copy.
Lots, ya get the drift?

[zeppo] 13/4/2016 14:21

Impvesta

Thank you for the information.

At least they were taken up.

Has he any left?

z

[impvesta] 13/4/2016 13:25

"zeppo
13 Apr'16 - 12:01 - 733 of 733 0 0

Today's retreat? Any reason?"

I suspect it is because of today's RNS:

"Further to the previous announcement, Dunelm announces it has been advised that Will Adderley, Deputy Chairman, has sold 8.0 million shares in the Company, representing approximately 4.0 per cent of the issued share capital of Dunelm. The shares were placed at a price of 915 pence per share."

[zeppo] 13/4/2016 12:01

Today's retreat? Any reason?

z

[connor23] 07/4/2016 08:25

Kendo, any more chart analysis?

[kendonagasaki] 04/4/2016 20:59

No the weak company strategy is screwed going into 2017 IMO.All indicative charts point to £8.67 as upper resistance.If that breaches it will be a quick decline towards £7.97/87.Don't get your Hamptons Court!?

[albanyvillas] 02/4/2016 09:37

Is weak pound screwing it up

[kendonagasaki] 02/4/2016 06:16

For the Chartists.DNLM failed to make ground on its recent highs.30, 60 and 90 MDA's are looking considerably weak further downward pressure awaits.

[kendonagasaki] 01/4/2016 22:01

Buffuteer, I see you analogy and I agree that a certain upward momentum in certain stocks can validate that theory and I have been brave at a certain time myself may I add.However this is Dunelm...it's not exactly Blue Chip and as long as the Adderly connection is around we will always have a certain Mike Ashly stigma attached to this business IMO.Now, we all know Duneln is no NEXT or John Lewis, it is what it is a business that has done rather well with cheap and cheerful goods provided by its suppliers.We all know how at this level we can squeeze the trigger at our certain suppliers and get a cheaper and cheaper price and pay our colleagues peanuts also whilst working then to death.It will be interesting to see how Dunelm adapt to the minimum new working wage?....I might just go into a couple of branches and do my usual snoop!After one of my usual snoops I found out that a company as big and generous as Dunelm every year treats its store executives and store managers to a great extravaganza as a treat for all their hard work by ensuing the separate suppliers are all invited too and they have to pay for the table and the booze consumed.I asked this totally jolly guy but a totally uninterested store manager how that worked.Not me, but he.He replied that Dunelm are so cheap they force the supplier to sponsor tables and then they have to foot all the bill for the booze also???If not..........would they still be a supplier?Total Mike Ashleyeske if you want my opinion.I think in the 'Sunday Times best company to work for' Dunelmwill probably be in the top ten of the bottom 1000?Treat your staff as you treat yourself and treat your suppliers with fairness I say!Viva la revolutione!!!!!Resistance is forming at 8.67.Let's hope Adderly, who we all know has not got a single clue about economic cycles or the pulse of the people he needs to be closer too can pull one more trick out of his hat.I've heard he missed his chance to buy LEICESTER CITY cheap but Mike Ashly is still looking fir a bidder?I'm sorry all, but this company is not smart enough, inventive enough or respectful enough of its employees to make it survive into the next decade.It's suppliers will soon learn how to lock and load them selves if this business practice persists IMO.

[buffetteer] 08/3/2016 08:25

The interesting thing about doom- mongers is that they are right... Eventually. The market will crash but it might have doubled in the way up . Anyone trying to time the markets is wasting their time. Best to buy great quality like DUNELM and watch it climb over time and pick up ever increasing dividends while you watch .

[rathlindri] 07/3/2016 22:53

I sold on Wednesday Kendo, at £10.0789...was that smart enough for you? ;-)

And so that I don't have to read any more of your "advice"

Kendonagasaki 7 Mar'16 - 20:49 - 725 of 726 0 0 (Filtered)


Good night and good luck

[kendonagasaki] 07/3/2016 20:49

Boom?, Rath....Boom?Can't break resistance at over £10, a bit like your self?The markets about to crash spectacularly very soon, as your clearly an amateur my advice would be to sell old chap.Only smart people, sell at the top, losers like you hang on to past dreams.Take my advice, it's free and I'm trying to do you a favour!

[shauney2] 02/3/2016 09:32

Ex dividend at the close today.