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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Dx (group) Plc | LSE:DX. | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BJTCG679 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 47.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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19/1/2016 21:46 | One might indeed have a degree of confidence that H1 numbers are in-line as arguably unlikely to be a warning before the interims are released. What will matter (surely!?) is the outlook statement, especially relating to the rate of decline in DX Exchange members. If the number is still falling off a cliff that would confirm my bearish view - that DX Exchange might be a very costly white elephant...and it will be very interesting to see what they plan to do about it. Maybe DX Exchange membership will start increasing - in which case I'll eat Paddy Ashdown's hat and go flying with pigs... | eezymunny | |
19/1/2016 21:37 | The RNS suggests there might not be another profit warning at the stage you often see them. If conditions had deterioriated even more since the November announcement this should have been issued before or certainly by today. The fact it is silent suggests trading might be currently in line and traders might buy this in the lead up causing this to finally bounce. Of course someone mentioned that the last warning was issued days after a shareholders meeting where nothing was mentioned, so no guarantees. And of course, this may not bounce. | loverat | |
19/1/2016 20:56 | This one has come back on to my monitor as a recovery play. What I was concerned about was another profit warning 6 weeks to 2 months after the first. But the RNS this morning probably reduces that risk for now. Still risky - but less risky than yesterday imo. | loverat | |
19/1/2016 18:45 | delusional paranoia | deanroberthunt | |
19/1/2016 17:42 | FF people have different strategies when it comes to investment. I treat this one as a trade. It will reach mid/late 20's before doing any lower but that's me. Others buy and hold for years and it might take years for it to recover to its glory in terms of the share price I bet no bad news before the date in todays rns so from this point not lower. Buy now with stop at 15p and see if it goes thru 18.5p, if not sell there if yes hold into 20's. Good luck all | mynumber | |
19/1/2016 13:28 | Aleman - One can only assume that the market doesn't place much belief in the words that come from the CEO's mouth at present. Nothing is going to change here until a clearer picture is given by concrete numbers in the next results announcement. Until such time that concrete numbers are available, any investment here has to amount to a high-risk gamble. Aimho. | speedsgh | |
19/1/2016 12:36 | The shares are down over 80% now. That seem harsh after the CEO said the fundamentals of the business remain robust, and doesn't the near-20p per litre drop in fuel prices in H2 offset the pressure on driver's wages? | aleman | |
19/1/2016 12:28 | Dr nothing nothing is certain I agree however today rns gives us exact date of the trading update so I would not expect anything till then. Place ur bets | mynumber | |
19/1/2016 11:56 | You can't assume anything. The last profit warning was 4 days after the AGM, where they didn't mention it at all. | dr biotech | |
19/1/2016 11:46 | Not saying it won't be lower than today but not now imo. First up | mynumber | |
19/1/2016 11:44 | The company just assure that there will be nothing released till Feb so over a month to play with share price and make some money. 24p is 50 % higher than today. Go figure | mynumber | |
19/1/2016 11:34 | Can we assume no missed expectations in terms of trading? | boonkoh | |
19/1/2016 07:39 | The results in late Feb so plenty of time to move it into mid/late 20's so it can fall again to this level. Good luck all | mynumber | |
18/1/2016 20:26 | Looks like bottom to me:http://m.4-trader | mynumber | |
18/1/2016 18:34 | I think this one is quite risky at this stage. It fell hugely before and did not recover. The safest time to buy was just after the last warning and wait for a bounce. It never came but now there is a chance of news soon. If it is not good, then it will tank again. You're basically now betting on the next statement showing a stabilisation or change in fortunes. Cheap, yes but might get cheaper still if things have not improved etc. | loverat | |
18/1/2016 18:00 | Indeed freddie...but Royal Mail don't have the possible white elephant that is DX Exchange. That you lot aren't discussing this at all says all you need to know about the average ADVFN poster. No research = punting = losses more often than not. | eezymunny | |
18/1/2016 17:32 | Fell to circa 20p in the big fall, is now 16p given the current market this is nothing to worry about. Take a look at Royal Mails share price chart for comparison. | freddie ferret | |
18/1/2016 13:09 | Fill ur boots. Due a bounce from 16p | mynumber | |
18/1/2016 12:13 | Poor christmas figures? Must be some reason for the fall here surely? | pictureframe | |
18/1/2016 12:07 | Because they want to make / keep their money!! | tuftymatt | |
18/1/2016 11:55 | Why arnt the scummy directors buyinh at these prices | az4hr | |
18/1/2016 11:54 | Just keeps going amazing would have bin a great short wished I short instead of bough relentless downward spiral of misery | az4hr | |
15/1/2016 17:28 | betelgeuse1. Spot on re695. Put £100 into a share you stand to loose a max of £100. If this recovers back to 80p you stand to turn that £100 into £450+. Build a portfolio of these and the good 'uns will cover the bad 'uns. All IMHO and DYOR. | freddie ferret |
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