Marshalls Share Discussion Threads

[juuunx2] 19/10/2015 13:41

Hi investopia That sounds good to me here's hoping?

[investopia] 19/10/2015 12:04

Regrouping on the bottom of the up-channel -- poised for a big move up, I'd say.

[onjohn] 19/10/2015 08:59

looks a super lil short

[juuunx2] 15/10/2015 15:21

Sorry shammy just read your previous post and realise your out of ved and kas . My mistake. Not much happening here today.

[bamboo2] 14/10/2015 22:29

Breakdown of recent pennant. share price could be heading to close the gap below 320. no position.

[juuunx2] 14/10/2015 16:02

Hey Shammy have you been in this one long and did you have Kaz ?

[gucci] 14/10/2015 14:45

Whoops
Rolling down

[shammytime] 14/10/2015 11:47

investopia - let's call it a hunch ;-)

I wouldn't want to be out of this come tomorrow morning...

[juuunx2] 14/10/2015 10:01

Hey shammy I'm in? Think this should see steady rise until ex div date. Didn't see this one so thanks for info once again. Profits from Dom reinvested here. Not being greedy just looking for 10%

[investopia] 14/10/2015 09:43

Hi shammytime,

Are you getting that from the half-yearly report where Marshalls said,

"If positive market conditions continue, full year trading may be above original expectations"

Or do you have info from elsewhere? :-)

[shammytime] 14/10/2015 08:57

Looks set to announce numbers ahead of expectations. Could well see 10% rise here in the next couple days

[lauders] 04/10/2015 06:48

I note that one of your least favorite Government projects features on slide/page 20 of MSLH's half yearly report presentation CR!



At least MSHL might get some of the money being spent ;-)

[cockneyrebel] 28/9/2015 09:08

ibstockbrick to float - should boost interest in the sector imo.



CR

[cockneyrebel] 23/9/2015 14:33

Yep, up on big volume Lauders.

CR

[lauders] 23/9/2015 14:27

Nice little leg-up there! Someone must have bought in or topped-up nicely ;-)

[bamboo2] 19/9/2015 19:31

Calculated some up and down break targets for the unconfirmed Pennant. Bulkowski suggests a 61% chance of up b/o.

[cockneyrebel] 19/9/2015 10:37

CPR potentially harleymaxwell, imo

They have a number of big, overlapping leases that they are killing off or getting the rents reduced on. That means a big reduction in costs.

A lot of their costs are fixed overheads too such as rents and staff - you boost sales and that doesn't cost any more as far as rents go or wages, as staff are under-sweatted at present anyway. So the very low current margins can potentially expand rapidly with lower rents and higher sales imo.

There's a few in the retail sector that have similar features imo - tho CPR looks the stand out with it's new board and recent trading updates imo.

All imo - I'm long there so i would say that wouldn't I :-)

CR

[harleymaxwell] 19/9/2015 10:10

Thanks CR , any others that fall into same category of gearing/profits?

[luckymouse] 18/9/2015 10:30

I think its demand - my handyman/builder has more work than he can handle

[niggle] 09/9/2015 22:57

I hear that supplies are returning to normal in the building trade so we may see a pull back and more sensible, slower growth

[cockneyrebel] 09/9/2015 16:14

Well I did say yesterday this break out signalled a steeper rise coming here imo:


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Playing out today but suspect there's plenty more to come.

I'm not topslicing any here - did that a few months back to my regret.

Co has high operational gearing and as sales increase the profits pick up faster.

All imo.

CR

[robbie_rosenberg] 09/9/2015 13:57

Guys - should I be topslicing here?
feel lucky I bought in at 200 and kept buying but surely the steam will run out soon?
Nervous about an overnight fall when the graph is that steep...

[cockneyrebel] 09/9/2015 08:39

Have another look Lauders - screaming away today, and well deserved imo :-0

CR

[lauders] 08/9/2015 19:28

Checking in from my holiday to see a nice rise here. Should leave more often LOL!

[cockneyrebel] 08/9/2015 13:00

Chart breaking out through a rising uptrend - a steeper rise coming imo:


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