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JHD James Halstead Plc

192.00
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
James Halstead Plc LSE:JHD London Ordinary Share GB00B0LS8535 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 192.00 192.00 192.50 196.50 190.00 196.50 175,171 16:35:21
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Hard Surface Floor Cover,nec 303.56M 42.4M 0.1017 19.03 806.42M
James Halstead Plc is listed in the Hard Surface Floor Cover sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JHD. The last closing price for James Halstead was 192p. Over the last year, James Halstead shares have traded in a share price range of 176.00p to 227.00p.

James Halstead currently has 416,754,052 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of James Halstead is £806.42 million. James Halstead has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 19.03.

James Halstead Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/3/2024
19:44
Still think your maths wrong
Unless you sold up the lot regretting it then bought back then ignoring the dividends sit here moaning!

Old people

bda3490
18/3/2024
08:47
To clarify , 242p is my average buy price, but I have been in and out of these for 15yrs.
wad collector
15/3/2024
15:57
No way 242p adjusts for splits over 15 years

They were 49 p in 2006

bda3490
15/3/2024
15:27
I made good money on JHD in the days of special dividends and a rising sp, sometimes dealing , but mostly sitting on them. Then I started doing a bit more trading , based more on price changes than investment logic , which did well for a bit but ultimately , I realised, is a flawed strategy. Buying low and selling high the same share will eventually result in either watching it sail away over the horizon sitting on the cash, or paying too much for a falling and failing share. I ended up with a portfolio full of lemons ,many of which eventually went bust . JHD was one of the safe investments which kept my portfolio above water during this period but I did sell most of them and bought back in a few yrs ago. Once referred to as the "darling of AIM" it has been disappointing to see such a solid company slide down the share price rankings. Ironically it was a main market listing that converted to AIM around the time of the share split.
I take a more cautious investment approach now, partly as I get nearer to retirement my strategy is changing. Never bought a Investment Trust or a Fund until a couple of years ago. I also acknowledge that the whole share trading/watching thing is rather addictive and part of the fun. I doubt many people here are completely detached from that. Or else they would never post I guess. It's a strange thing that after 23 yrs on advfn I have no idea the identities of posters ; the anonymity of chatrooms...

wad collector
15/3/2024
14:51
I've just added some more in my SIPP; I think they are one of the soundest investments I hold and are currently very good value to tuck away and forget about.
saint or sinner?
14/3/2024
09:44
15 years ago they were only 50p have you bought more at a much higher price?
3800
14/3/2024
08:24
Thanks BDA but sadly that 242p is adjusted for the split.
wad collector
12/3/2024
19:41
Wad

If you’ve had them 15 years then your 242p has been spilt

You must Have doubled up

bda3490
07/3/2024
08:15
Disappointing long flat run here, had hoped to see JHD rise up a bit more in line with many other manufacturers share price recovery. Still a bit underwater , just checked my average buy in at 242p , must have held these about 15 yrs, had been such a reliable component to my portfolio. Guess it needs more patience.
wad collector
31/1/2024
15:12
Well that’s good
Profits 15-20% ahead
Cash up
Increased dividends

Hard to fault !

bda3490
15/12/2023
16:13
In this latest episode of the ‘Desert Island 🏝 Investor’ my very dear friend and fellow pod-castaway Paul Kerin and I discuss my holding in James Halstead and Paul’s recent AGM visit as my proxy -
markatkinson
01/12/2023
08:50
Not positive enough !!!!!
bda3490
01/12/2023
08:09
That's good, and a welcome boost for a share price that has been drifting around £2 for the last 18 months. Not sure it is a positive enough statement to change the pattern though.
wad collector
24/11/2023
18:44
Indeed toughsheeet
bda3490
23/11/2023
12:39
Toughsheet! 🙂
trigger blade
22/11/2023
18:50
Agm next week
Anyone going
The macron stadium I believe!

bda3490
08/11/2023
10:26
Steady does not describe the share price performance over the last 3 yrs!
wad collector
17/10/2023
19:52
Bought in around 190. Steady investment with dividends
losses
10/10/2023
08:42
IC has changed from hold to buy FWIW.
Although vulnerable to a global downturn concludes that it's rivals are also vulnerable.

wad collector
05/10/2023
17:32
What’s happened to trigger blade
He used to have some insights

Must be off with a Knight hood

bda3490
02/10/2023
18:28
And not an adjustment in sight. WYSIWYG

The shares apparently were about 1p when the dividends started their 46 year increase- not you get 8 times that in dividends and the price is 200 times higher

No borrowing
Uk manufacturers and major exporters

I think I only had my shares 25 years !

Agm at the toughsheeeet stadium

bda3490
02/10/2023
18:22
Good piece on Sky News
Very good

bda3490
02/10/2023
08:02
Good results.

Nice chunk of cash.

Steady as it goes.

2magpies
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