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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gibbs & Dandy | GDYO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 420.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 420.00 | 420.00 |
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Posted at 08/5/2008 14:23 by wad collector Private investors don't have enough shares between them to outvote the institutions ; we are a bureaucratic irritation.Ok, in a stronger market they may be worth more , but my view is that if I reinvest elsewhere there are plenty of undervalued shares that will ride back up again .probably. |
Posted at 07/5/2008 20:16 by ashleighp We can still decline the offer or do nothing and see how many acceptances they get by the deadline (which would usually be extended if they don't have a lot of acceptances). My feeling is that i'll adopt the wait and see approach. I'd be happy to hold these for a lot longer. Private investors often think these things are a done deal and grudgingly accept - but takeovers succeed because of this behaviour. If we all declined or took our time then things might turn out different. I bet there are a lot of other loyal GDYO followers around that would be happy to decline. |
Posted at 13/1/2006 19:42 by spaceparallax Have followed and admired GDYO for a while now; however, I don't understand the recent share price recovery - what is it's basis? Many signs from the market are lukewarm, a fact that I would have thought likely to steer it downwards. I do appreciate that GDYO's modest size and recent acquisitions are virtuous, together with their close management of operations and cash flow - however, I don't see these as sufficient to counteract the negative reflected unglory of the sector.Should we see promising RNSs or an upbeat TS or results I could understand the share sustaining this level and would happily top-up, but at the moment all I can envisage is jumping at shadows i.e. a modest rise signals a few investors to climb aboard, with a turnaround soon after as people become nervous as key levels are approached. I can see this drifting back towards the 350s, albeit it with great potential to rise to 450s should we have substance upon which to build. My holding will meanwhile sit firmly in the bottom drawer. |
Posted at 04/1/2006 09:33 by verynervy now let me see PE 10.6 dive 3.9%approx share price down from 496 in a year had hard times - signs of housing market improving and some buying! Is this a tip or investors thinking along the same lines as me?? Does anyone have any idea of customer buying in stores of late?? |
Posted at 05/9/2005 12:34 by verynervy This share is falling due to the results from travis perkins and the conclusion by some small investors that this company will produce equally bad results.The sector is undoubtedly under pressure and further falls in the share price would not come as a surprise, however, when/if consumers return to DIY then the valuation will be very low! I will be buying at 300 as this would be a bargain for the future and be putting in sipp! |
Posted at 08/2/2005 20:02 by green sand GDYO has had an excellent run of late which culminated at the back end of last week with 20 & 25k lumps changing hands at £5. Imho not normal private investor punts. Even yesterday saw trades of 5 & 6k above £4.90, then we ended the day with the bid at £4.80.Today a little bit of retail action and the bid is down in the 4.50's? Whats changed since Friday? Was whoever it was that wanted in 3 days ago that far out with their sums? Last years finals were announced on 8th March, I think I will stick around to see the outcome this year. Good Luck GS |
Posted at 30/8/2004 09:34 by verynervy major investors should be holding on for a sale of company or holding on for a revaluation on contiuing rising profits or just holding this good value share which is a hedge against a fall in the stockmarket Theres no saying they will but I expect the share to form new higher level and plateau. A good hold!! |
Posted at 29/4/2004 11:44 by pkw Excellent company that has consistently delivered - not surprisingthat the value investor Mr.Beaumont-Dark has taken 3% Now, with the Dandy shareholding with "investment institutions" and therefore available to the market and with the "A" share situation dealt with, GDYO looks like a company that might attract some predatory interest. |
Posted at 12/3/2003 08:54 by kombimatec Here's what the Daily Mail said:-Builders merchant Gibbs & Dandy also put in a sparkling performance as it recommended a one-off special dividend of 30 pence per share alongside a strong set of figures for 2002 in reflection of its healthy cash position. Pre-tax profit for 2002 was £3.9m, up from £2.88m, on sales of £51.6m, an increase of 8.4% over the £47.6m achieved in 2001. It also raised the total dividend for the year by 37% to 11p per share after a final payout of 6.8p. Gibbs & Dandy shares closed up 22p at 227p. Look out for good comments from Shares magazine & Investors Chronicle this week |
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