Another all-time high today. |
I Wonder what the ceiling for this share is??? |
See where you're coming from but they're in the top 50 FTSE ... no need to trawl for retail investors. |
Nobody seems to have any interest in this stock despite its consistent rise in price. Touched £90 yesterday. Maybe they should do a share split to make it more accessible for small investors. |
Nudged £74 on opening this morning. Somewhat above £58.68. Someone obviously thinks they are worth buying, but still no info on why. |
Bid speculation according to The Times. The consensus price target is £58.68. |
I agree irenekent, I was hoping for some information as to why they have rocketed, especially the last 30 days. Anyone any ideas as to what the consensus price is? |
With these having risen by roughly 37% since last December there seems to be very little interest this company by ADVFN subscribers. I continue to hold. |
Seems a nice time to buy So I did |
We've gone from under £40 last October to over £63 this morning. Nearly 60% up. Who says elephants don't gallop. They just do it slower than some. |
Once again the price hits an all-time high at open today of over £60. Shows how wrong people can be! |
When the last post was submitted the shares were about £45. At opening today they were £54.75. Shows how wrong people can be! |
How long before they issue lower broker downgrades as recession bites home and inflation hits profits? |
Even with the transactions in own shares it's sinking as the facts surrounding the possible deep recession hits home with investors that will themselves in many cases start to struggle to pay for holidays and businesses will need to reduce business trips etc. |
Intercontinental Hotels Group, the owner of Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza chains, was also hit with a broker downgrade. Citigroup lowered the stock's rating to 'sell' from 'neutral', and cut the target price to 4450p from 5000p. It fell 4.7 per cent, or 229p, to 4670p. |
Plenty more to play for at IHG, says Berenberg
Berenberg believes InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) shares should start to rise this year as strong earnings come through.
Analyst Stuart Gordon retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and increased the target price from £57 to £65 on the hotel group, which closed up 1.8% at £48.99 on Thursday.
‘We believe that IHG is in the midst of an earnings upgrade cycle, that we still believe has more to run,’ he said.
‘We believe that this will drive the shares higher in the coming months.’
Gordon is 7% ahead of consensus on underlying operating profit estimates for this year, rising to 12% next year.
‘In addition, we do not consider that the shares have appropriately reflected the recent strengthening of the dollar. The upgrade in our price target reflects our earnings upgrades and the currency shift,’ he said.
CITYWIRE.COM |
Zorila - I think not but the impact that COVID and this energy war is just the start of it I believe. We already have started to enter into a sort of trade war with China, and I question if COVID was the first strike from China, which was the ignition key to the whole world re-structure.
The impact will be far reaching by this time next year imo.
What percentage of energy can you personally save?
DYOR |
Clocktower, I was using those figures as a benchmark. Just like running a home these costs will become a significant cost to the business.
Maybe sub £4 is a tad harsh... |