JUST

Just Group Plc

84.30
-3.30 (-3.77%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Just Group Plc LSE:JUST London Ordinary Share GB00BCRX1J15 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.30 -3.77% 84.30 2,331,307 16:35:19
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
84.50 84.80 87.70 84.50 87.20
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Life Insurance 2,025.50 -231.10 -22.20 - 875.63
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:59:26 O 2,223 84.308 GBX

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Posted at 19/5/2023 12:43 by 1jat
Clive…..
you dont say which Christmas…..
It has not been at 120 for 5 years and peaked at just under 110 in Feb 19 and again in Apr 20…..except for those false peaks it has been well under 100p.
This period has been one of consolidation and rebuilding the business to be less reliant on equity release and improving its capital position.
Sales should go well for the next few years as the great DB transfer from scheme trustees to insurers takes place. Just looks set to capture a good share at the low-middle value transactions as with the BUT deal earlier this week.
Whether this business is profitable / whether Just has enough capital for the inevitable bumpy road remains to be seen…..
The BPA sector is becoming more competitive….maybe some consolidation will happen….but I would not be surprised to see Just still here in 5 years, paying a dividend of 8p and a share price of 100.

Posted at 18/5/2023 22:39 by clive7878
Can't see anything wrong in having a stake in Aviva - share price 412 yield 7.8%, seems solid.
However share price has had a very rocky ride over the last 2 years to break out of the band. 380 / 460
as 4 times it has hit 380 to reach 3 times of 460.
my biggest stake is in Just Group though as if they prove to the market where they are going Just Group could have the biggest gain as the share price here could easily hit 120p by Christmas. - so my Christal balls tell me.

Posted at 03/5/2023 21:06 by clive7878
Just share price appears to be unstable of late.
Would have thought it would be going above 90p or £1,
and that is just for starters.

Posted at 18/4/2023 23:00 by clive7878
If Just Group can prove itself in the near future, then the share price will respond more positively, but I believe that they will achieve this time around, and the target share price may be be on the cards. Ifs and buts with all stocks, which ones have more substance. Just Group?

Sometimes I find with the I.C. there is a lot of hope and promise, but no too much substance to the reason why a share price should rise long term.

Posted at 11/4/2023 16:47 by clive7878
IMF on teletext believes that when inflation is under control that interest rates could fall back to pre covid interest rates. Looking quite optimistic.
Inflation currently I believe is at 10.4%, with food inflation at 17.5%.
Stockmarket today was quite firm.
I believe that JUST share price has further to go, Could we see £1.00 ?

Posted at 09/4/2023 21:17 by clive7878
The yield of Just - 2% now ? could catch up with others in the same section - of around 6% ? - if the results do hit target for a pe of 3.5. On the basis of dividend only the share price should be 30p, but then the prospective pe ratio would be a real bargain and quite silly.

If others in the same section are on a pe of 6, then that makes Just share price 154,
so the fact that the dividend in only a third of others may be irrelevant at this stage.

My previous target was 128p. Just share price is lower that others mainly because of past record has been dodgy looking at the 5 year record. So IF Just does prove itself then the share price should come somewhere closer to targets.

That's my view - rightly or wrongly - time will time.

Posted at 29/3/2023 15:02 by clive7878
Boystown / salver2 - my thoughts entirely.
on a prospective pe ratio of 3.5 the stock is cheap.
The write up in the I.C. was very glowing.
It should be on many people's radar / watch list by now.
i believe the price should be nearer to 128, as the sector average is around a pe of 6.
However as salver2 pointed out - the results have had a rocky ride, and faith is a lot to do with the current share price. Brokers future share price range from 90p to 130p.
I personally am a holder and am tempted to buy more, as has been said,
it could be the time to buy now, rather than looking back to say - I wish I did.

But if one takes SLP- which I nearly went into at 109p - they are on a very low pe too,
but are now 88p, but there is very little substance with SLP.share price.

Posted at 03/3/2023 21:07 by clive7878
Strange how the share price can fall so much when the sells are not much more than the buys, and prospects are still very good. Maybe the target share price has not changed as of today, and the fall is 'just' a blip.
Posted at 08/12/2022 16:51 by clive7878
Not expected that Just share price is coming off the boil after its good run,
could have further to go in the long run though.

Posted at 25/1/2021 09:40 by 18bt
Deutsche have raised JUST share price target to 84 from 80p. Still a hold. Every little helps.
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