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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Hamleys | HYL | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 14/3/2003 14:52 by noonoo I hold and have been doing for a while. Wouldn't take anything Share Magazine says seriously - I subscribed for a while but nearly everything they tip beats the market (DOWN). Personally think HYL is a very sound and well run company - just goes in an out of favour a bit. Keep a watch for results due in May |
Posted at 14/2/2003 14:21 by diamondal THESE SHARES APPEAR TO BE TOO CHEAP. WHAT'S THE DIVIDEND YIELD ON THESE? |
Posted at 14/2/2003 10:57 by dixi wot about this then?? Looks like small selling in a bear (good for HYL, tee! hee!)market??LONDON (AFX) - Hamleys PLC said like-for-like sales under its own brand, including Regent Street and Hamleys Direct, were up 6.1 pct in the 5 weeks ended Dec 28 2002. This included a like-for-like increase of 3.7 pct in the Regent Street store. In the second-half period from Sept 29 to Dec 28, like-for-like sales for the Hamleys brand rose 11.3 pct, with Regent Street showing an increase of 8.3 pct. Bear Factory made further good progress, with the total number of stores now 35, including 5 franchise stores overseas. These latter stores enjoyed a particularly strong Christmas, which bodes well for the expansion of Bear Factory abroad, it added. Chairman Simon Burke said: "Despite a challenging market environment, we are well placed to deliver future growth." |
Posted at 08/11/2002 21:41 by oaklandsway Looking at the chart below, I believe that if the result can help HYL to break through £1.75 then we should see another new high which I expect around £2. Of course it will depend on the eps & future outlook. |
Posted at 08/11/2002 16:49 by noonoo dixi - sorry took so long to reply. I don't subscribe so if you could fill me in that would be very kind. My liking of HYL is based on fundamental analysis predominantly but I also like the charts. I am also very intrigued by the number of buys recently especially the huge one yesterday. |
Posted at 08/11/2002 09:44 by dixi noonoo - got any thoughts on HYL for Monday's results. I know this is covered by t1ps.com - do you subscribe, or have you any other thoughts here from other sources?Regards. |
Posted at 06/6/2001 08:19 by hemel long HYL earlier ... thanks Gerard J |
Posted at 06/6/2001 08:10 by clink managed to get in by skin of teeth just before 8 at 129. Like for like up 7.7% H2, margins up 1.6% and decent dividend yield 5.6%. Seems a steady bet to me on these results.Clink |
Posted at 04/6/2001 14:59 by gerard j BUYS only today.Sunday Telegraph reported last week that HYL might be a bid target. An institution bought 200,000 shares a couple of days ago. |
Posted at 03/6/2001 09:26 by gerard j Taken from citywire.co.uk:'18:17, Thur 31 May 2001 Thursday Shrewd Snapshot Three names that will be familiar to followers of the Shrewd Snapshot this week - Phoenix Asset Management, Laxey Partners and Jack Petchey - have all been busy again. Warren Buffet-style investor Phoenix Asset Management has picked up more Hamleys (HYL) shares(200.000) following the conclusion of the toy retailer’s recent strategic review...' |
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