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HFD Halfords Group Plc

160.50
-0.40 (-0.25%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Halfords Group Plc LSE:HFD London Ordinary Share GB00B012TP20 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.40 -0.25% 160.50 160.30 161.10 162.50 159.80 161.60 1,060,007 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Misc Retail Stores, Nec 1.59B 34M 0.1553 10.35 351.82M
Halfords Group Plc is listed in the Misc Retail Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HFD. The last closing price for Halfords was 160.90p. Over the last year, Halfords shares have traded in a share price range of 136.30p to 244.80p.

Halfords currently has 218,928,736 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Halfords is £351.82 million. Halfords has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.35.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/3/2020
11:04
:-) Spob, that lovely air is why I left NW London ;-)
argylerich
13/3/2020
10:37
decline in car usage ?

haha


I wish that was the case around here (North-West London)

I don't get in my car during the day unless I really have to

traffic jams everywhere, at all times of the day, from 6:15 am onwards

spob
13/3/2020
10:31
Lockdowns will show to be only a temporary success, unless you instigate trump-plus travel bans for the next 18 months until vaccines are available. I only expect them to be used here to slow the rate of infection through the summer months to a more manageable level. The effect on HFD? More family time? More online orders? Probably not enough to offset the decline in car usage and domestic holidays.
argylerich
13/3/2020
09:48
CV19 is the key here. Look at China/Italy. Following lockdowns in each country, air-pollution improved dramatically. That's largely due to people not driving to work and back and drivign socially. Whether it becomes official policy in other countries in Europe in the US or not, the same is very likely to happen just about everwhere. As it takes a grip in the UK, HFDs service side has to suffer.
stupmy
09/3/2020
19:57
This could kill Halfords. Some companies just don’t have the balance sheet to survive this. Halfords is one of them. All those intangibles propping up the assets need to be stripped away to get the true picture.
niggle
07/3/2020
20:57
Armageddon to you, milk and honey to me.
scobak
06/3/2020
09:35
Stupmy, Looks like far worse to come, only at the start. What’s it going to be like in 2months. Portfolios could be 90% down.
Armageddon??????

smartie6
06/3/2020
09:10
Yes, ouch indeed and I suspect you're right to leave it. I'm staying for now, but we're currently at an all time low and I don't have any way of predicting the bottom. Also WMH at 130, Barc hit 130. Amazing. I'm hoping the SP's are running ahead of the game. There are only 220 cases in the US (confirmed) and around a hundred in the UK. Nothing has changed. Switzerland have outlawed all gatherings of 1000 or more, in France it's 5000 or more. But local decisions on the ground (i.e. not governed by the law of the land) are shutting down much smaller gatherings. Some talk of stopped gatherings of more than 50 people. Whether that's true or not I don't know.
stupmy
06/3/2020
08:57
Ouch!Thats 2k down the swanny!Im out!
kendonagasaki
04/3/2020
15:40
"Toffeeman3 Mar '20 - 18:07 - 3711 of 3717
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GLG are still short but have reduced slightly (1.29 to 1.19)

Merian have increased their short (2.07 to 2.21)"

Toffeeman, Merian increased their short in November 2019! ;-)

argylerich
04/3/2020
14:49
Kendo will correct me if I am wrong - but Polaris were long here
toffeeman
04/3/2020
12:35
Sorry Kendo, was that a short or long position?
stupmy
04/3/2020
12:15
Polaris have reduced holding from 5 to 3.5 percent,
kendonagasaki
03/3/2020
19:39
Mind you shorts tried the same with Pets at Home by building a 15% short position only to get toasted when shares tripled to 300p following positive trading updates...Greggs did the same to Blackrock about 18months ago when shares went from 800p to 2500p and Blackrock got toasted...don't always follow the shorts imo as sometimes they really screw up....Adyor!!!
muchodinero
03/3/2020
18:25
Your right toffee!
kendonagasaki
03/3/2020
18:07
GLG are still short but have reduced slightly (1.29 to 1.19)

Merian have increased their short (2.07 to 2.21)

There must be a number of other short positions below the discloseable limit - so I wouldn't want to start buying until Merian are out as I have been caught out with stocks being driven lower in this way.

I don't see a floor atm.

toffeeman
03/3/2020
16:37
I'd have thought public transport would be used less and private cars more to avoid crowds so that should maintain the service area. Not sure why bikes would be hit harder than other retail items. I'll keep watching, but I think it's difficult to know how far down the markets might go in general. I don't want to get too exposed fror the moment
stupmy
03/3/2020
16:27
Maybe some insider has leaked the latest trading figures to some dodgy market maker/broker...we all know it happens and FSA simply don't have the capability to prevent it? Or just getting caught up in the general market malaise?
muchodinero
03/3/2020
15:41
Jeez thus is getting hammered!
kendonagasaki
03/3/2020
14:42
I'm watching the price. Very low. Can you think of any reason it would be hit hard by COVID-19? Not all retail seems to be getting hit as hard as HFD.
stupmy
03/3/2020
14:05
Got my ask stumpy!Looks like the bottom!Im long!
kendonagasaki
03/3/2020
13:35
The idea of Barc being better than Lloyds is based upon it's international exposure. Lloyds is much more UK focussed. There was some thought that lloyds would be worse affected than barc by brexit. I guess that assumes the brexit is bad for the UK economy. I'm not really qualified to tell you which is best. If brexit is benign or good for the UK economy, then any advantage that barc has might be neutralised. You'd really be better asking someone with a deeper fundamental understanding of banking. I'd happily trade lloyds, it's just that last year barc moved well for me and I've been waiting for entries to restart trading it this year.
stupmy
03/3/2020
13:12
stumpy o/t

I don`t have any banks in the portfolio at the moment, was looking at LLOY , or is BARC better, whats your thinking...

tia

WJ.

w1ndjammer
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