Meggitt Share Discussion Threads

[domesday2] 04/1/2010 14:23

The Sunday Times lists Meggitt as a top ten bid target for 2010

[hirani2] 04/1/2010 13:26

Could they be a bid target ?

[sleveen] 04/1/2010 12:59

if the share price holds above the recent highs over the next few days it would appear to look like a breakout

[dalstal] 04/1/2010 12:54

is now breaking out

[sleveen] 20/11/2009 16:51

now a double top perhaps? Not a good chart formation...apparently

[philo124] 03/9/2009 17:23

interesting top, what does it mean in chartist terms?

[sleveen] 25/8/2009 13:26

sp recovering nicely

[philo124] 20/8/2009 08:37

Holding up well though

[sleveen] 12/8/2009 12:09

looks like profit taking after a good rise recently

[sleveen] 11/8/2009 11:44

helped by weak £ though added £22m to profit in which case epd would have been flat.

[afiaaktar] 04/8/2009 09:38

Yep - and a good reaction to the results as well.

[philo124] 04/8/2009 08:32

pRETTY FAIR RESULTS.

[afiaaktar] 31/7/2009 11:37

Interims next Tuesday.
Prospective PE of around 8.

Really ought to be £2 plus !!!

[sleveen] 21/7/2009 21:42

looks like someone's taking notice ie Prudential

[hectorp] 18/7/2009 14:16

They are wasting a darn sight more thrown at Banks.
- Advised to BUY - Maggitt , in the Shares mag or I-C.
- 'Buy' Goldman Sachs, prefer over BAe Sys.

[philo124] 19/6/2009 20:39

UPGRADED TODAY

[sleveen] 19/6/2009 19:09

and I'm in ...lets shake it all about, you do the.........

[wig and peg appreciation club] 19/6/2009 09:02

I'm out!!!
ONO

[philo124] 16/6/2009 17:26

BOUGHT TODAY, TUCKED AWAY

[mike24] 10/6/2009 08:52

expectations of reductions in iraq/afghanistan?

will be made up by troubles elswhere,
future expenditure could be military choppers

[wig123] 09/6/2009 14:44

slowly!slowly!

[scoby doo] 08/6/2009 17:01

Broker tips: Defence and aero stocks
Date: Monday 08 Jun 2009

LONDON (ShareCast) - Goldman Sachs has been reviewing the aerospace and defence sector and foresees a tough time from 2011 onwards for companies with a large exposure to the UK and US defence markets, on expectations of a reduction in military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Goldman Sachs has downgraded defence stocks BAE Systems and Cobham from 'neutral' to 'sell' with the former seeing its price target cut to 330p from 400p.

In contrast it has upgraded aero engine giant Rolls-Royce from 'sell' to 'neutral' and aerospace equipment and defence systems provider Meggitt from 'neutral' to 'buy'.