Jd Sports Fashion Share Price (JD.)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jd Sports Fashion Plc LSE:JD. London Ordinary Share GB00BYX91H57 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 619.20 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
617.00 617.80 0.00 0.00 0.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Retailers 6,110.80 348.50 25.29 24.5 6,026
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 619.20 GBX
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Jd Sports Fashion News

Date Time Source Headline
07/7/202019:07ALNCIN THE KNOW: JD Sports A "Retail Survivor" - Shore
07/7/202013:30UKREGJD Sports Fashion Plc Annual Report and Accounts and Notice of AGM
07/7/202009:08ALNCTOP NEWS: JD Sports Fashion Profit Up; Footfall Subdued After Lockdown
07/7/202007:07ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
07/7/202007:00UKREGJD Sports Fashion Plc Final Results
06/7/202015:01ALNCEARNINGS PREVIEW: JD Sports To Report On Recent Sales As Shutters Lift
23/6/202018:19ALNCJD Sports Names Administrators For Struggling Go Outdoors
23/6/202017:24UKREGJD Sports Fashion Plc Restructuring of Go Outdoors
22/6/202009:51ALNCIN THE KNOW: JD Sports "Good Intentions" Not Enough For Go Outdoors
22/6/202007:46ALNCTOP NEWS: JD Sports Calls In Administrators At 60-Store Go Outdoors
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Date Time Title Posts
07/7/202021:01JD Sports, Debt-Free, Low PE High Growth Retailer699
10/1/201923:44JD.1
21/12/201809:07Broker rating1
16/9/201507:37*** JD Sports ***124
10/7/200914:01J.D Sports looks undervalued217

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2020-07-14 16:29:37626.25146914.33O
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14/7/2020
09:20		Jd Sports Fashion Daily Update: Jd Sports Fashion Plc is listed in the General Retailers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JD.. The last closing price for Jd Sports Fashion was 619.20p.
Jd Sports Fashion Plc has a 4 week average price of 600p and a 12 week average price of 473.40p.
The 1 year high share price is 890p while the 1 year low share price is currently 274.70p.
There are currently 973,233,160 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,034,381 shares. The market capitalisation of Jd Sports Fashion Plc is £6,026,259,726.72.
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24/3/2020
22:23		alphabeta4: FWIW I think the main risk is up to a conservative £300m cash burn based on a 4 month shutdown - c33p off the share price and a lag of eps numbers by one year - a bit like in 2008 where the price recovered in 9 months. I've calculated this by looking at the Inland Revenue site for a sample of sites to estimate of business rates which are now 'free' (c£36m if I'm right), an estimate of 25% of the wages from the selling and distribution line and the £161m admin expenses multipled by 0.8 (UK wages subsidy) multiplied by 0.416 (UK turnover) to get the UK only figure (rest of Europe excluded, US deal could also provide further uplift). As a result I have a c£8.60 12 month target. I held half on way down and rebought most at £3.75 and £3.95, nice but kicking myself didn't take the £2.80. Will double my money from here if I'm right. It's at times like these I remember the phrase 'you make most of your money in recessions but you don't tend to realise it at the time' :)
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12/11/2019
10:07		1daveo: Does anyone know why the share price seems to be on a downwards trend?
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10/1/2019
23:43		gf13: Currently, analysts expect revenue to surge 43% this year and earnings to climb 9% although we will find out more about how the company performed over Christmas on Monday when the group releases its Christmas trading statement. JD shares were sold off heavily late last year as Brexit uncertainty and global equity market volatility weighed on risk appetite, and at the current share price, the stock trades on a forward P/E of just 14.2. I think that’s a steal for this high-growth FTSE 250 company.
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17/12/2018
16:16		treble in 1999: Peter Cowgill a buyer at around 330-350p , as last year. Bought another £100,000 worth. I think on that basis, the sales are holding up better than the share price is suggesting. We'll see in January
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17/4/2018
11:39		alphabeta4: This may be a bit left field but I think this has an outside chance of being a takeover target. Finish line was on PE13 with flat revenue and JD's forward post acquisition goes down to 12 with £200m cash to be generated so from Peel saying the post acq start position was £50m debt add £200m gives £150m) for a cash adjusted pe of c11.4. That can't last IMHO - either the share price goes up or on 20% earnings growth again the forward pe drops to 9.5!
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30/12/2017
13:22		michaeljames1: Do we have any future forecasts of revenue? It's taken big hits in the share price and I got out around 400 about 6 months ago but it's been such a solid investment for me previously I'm looking for a re-entry point. The interims were very positive and if they can deliver then there's potential for an EPS of 20p plus which gives a PE of 15-20 based on an share price of 300-400p. This seems very reasonable considering the financial state the business is in as well. This is the most active forum, which is better than the ones where's there's a new post every 2 minutes but I do like to see other investors or potential investors outlook for the company.
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09/9/2017
20:09		hawaly: "JD Sports to ease jitters with sales jump" "Despite the concerns about the health of the wider athleisurewear market, analysts still expect JD Sports’s half-year sales to top £1bn, an increase of 30pc. The City is generally expecting pre-tax profits to have risen by more than 21pc to £94m. “A marked decline in the share price over the last quarter is unwarranted, in our view, with a perceived increase in possible competitive pressures from the likes of Amazon, as well as the likes of Asos and Sports Direct,” said George Mensah, analyst at Shore Capital. “We see the company as one of the strongest plays within the retail sector, and see recent share price weakness as an opportunity for investors to buy stock.”" http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/09/09/jd-sports-ease-jitters-sales-jump/ GLA.
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29/6/2017
12:50		martinc: I suppose people were almost expecting them to be ahead of expectations, and I think the share price was anticipating that forecasts will rise over time. Wish I'd sold some up at 450p of course.
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15/12/2016
11:55		alphabeta4: I've done some detailed SPD research this morning - their warehouse problems led to a c£10m 'hit' for their policy to then pay above minimum wage, I've been trawling through a lot of articles but I can't see them ending up with big back pay costs and from JD's press coverage only 30% of the workers are Assist Recruitment which is where I would suspect the problems are most likely to come from. The site in question employs 1500 workers who work 4 days on 4 days off so average of 42 hours per week. If to be cautious these were all full time (obviously not the case as some seem to work on zero/minimal hours) then that's 2.96m hours a year, or a wage bill of £21.3m based on the minimum wage. With JD having c£200m pre tax profit for the year (based on current analyst forecasts) changes to this wage bill would look to have a minimal impact on profits. Since SPD started getting these problems in September to December last year their sales have been growing, c7.6% on forecasts according to Monrningstar. This has been above prior trends so there doesn't seem to have been an impact on sales from the coverage. SPD's main problem looks to be they didn't hedge their currency exposure, causing a big dent to margins as with their customers being so price focused they've been unable to pass on price rises to the customer as easily (compounded by competitors being able to keep them the same because they did). EBITDA for the current year is forecast to fall from 502m to 271m and PBT from 407m to 130m which when you then chuck in a steady stream of corporate governance issues helps explain how they've lost over 2/3 of the share price. Overall back on JD from an ethics stand point this looks to be disappointing and I hope they will properly address it. I have confidence in this because of the way it has run the rest of it's operations (hedging, back office cost control and efficiencies, consistent sales growth etc). Therefore I feel we're just left with a cost to remedy from the retraining etc. On a conservative basis I can't see this being above £10m representing 5% of profit before tax. So I make that a hit of 17p based on the prior price of £3.37 and the overall investment case intact, I've therefore rebought my position.
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14/4/2016
09:19		alphabeta4: Thanks Martin. Like you I'm scratching my head to understand why they need that much cash when Retail Fascia capex was £52m in the last year. On a separate note Morningstar normalised PBT consensus was £149m so another beat by c5%. The share price not reacted just yet presumably on some profit taking. They also had 2017 PBT of £160m so I'm expecting further upgrades here. As an aside I thought the 2017 number looked very undemanding - new store openings have been running at c12% of the estate - assuming these are as profitable as existing stores then organic growth would be left negative(!) to achieve this against the 'positive trading' mentioned in the statement. Outside this all I can think is a reference to the living wage introduction perhaps? But even here you would expect a decent chunk of their customer base would also get their spending power increased at the same time (I've e-mailed their investor relations on this to try to get an idea of their average customer breakdown and wage cost line and will post here if I get a response). For what it's worth I've got a revised 2017 forecast of £182m made up of the £157m plus 12% plus 5% organic growth for a beat of previous forecasts by c14% for a new target price of £13.
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