Merlin Entertainments Share Discussion Threads

[dplewis1] 28/6/2019 07:06

Pug you've had an actual shocker. £4.55 buyout..boom.

[lukmanpatel] 10/6/2019 06:26

Another troll by the username lsehotdealz haha, share price is stagnant and there’s talks of fundraise at 10p on that board lol desperation has lead to going round posting on different board to prevent share price from dropping, usually ud stay quiet and average down and accumulate if you see huge potential lmaoo he’s spamming all the boards

[curriedquaker] 31/5/2019 17:19

Nice buy after the bell. Somebody in the know?

[melsshares12] 24/5/2019 12:01

PUGUGLY has gone quiet..........

[curriedquaker] 24/5/2019 10:02

Value Act Capital got in at above a share price of £5, so don’t think it’s a pump and dump. Still on the rise, maybe £4 is a possibility in the short term.

[porsche911sse] 24/5/2019 08:51

Nice to see a mention in the press

[andrewbaker] 23/5/2019 13:05

If it gets up to £4.50 before my sell alert is triggered, I'll be a happy bunny (but still not in profit!)

[my retirement fund] 23/5/2019 11:20

Its all probably a pump and dump imo

[curriedquaker] 23/5/2019 08:06

Value Act Capital saying business is worth a bid up to £4.50, let’s see if this mornings early gain can kick start a rise to £4.00

[andrewbaker] 22/5/2019 14:40

Well, not only is it so easy to avoid going to a Merlin entertainment venue, but it's also easy to avoid blogging about them: the last one was two days ago!

Yes, they're pricing themselves way too high for families to have a good time at a reasonable cost: so if that's what's required to make money I, for one, am left thinking that they won't!

I've set tight limits on my holding, and will sell if the low is breached, and ratchet up with a continuing tight stop if the high is achieved: let's see how long I'll still be holding ...

[pugugly] 20/5/2019 10:59

HSBC now followed Berenberg's 315p target (set 21st March) However passusu was/is well ahead of both brokers with very valid consumer feed back - If theme parks of this type are becoming an over crowded market and "passe" in kids eyes than share price could fall faster than a roller coaster!! Thoughts on a realisitic downside target? To start the ball rolling sub £3.00?#

[my retirement fund] 20/5/2019 10:30

Major downgrade by HSBC today. Certainly got to be a bloody good medium to long term short.£3.50 to zero is a hell of a long term opportunity imo.

[albo] 08/5/2019 22:30

Will todays good results from Disney help us tomorrow???

[pazzuzu] 29/3/2019 16:33

I have held a small holding here for a while and never relaly bothered to look at it because it was so small, but today I wen to book all the nephews and neices into alton towers, three adults and four children with the basic fast pass tickets (which are a must if you want to go on anything) £700. I was amazed, that is just ludacris, I never knew they were so expensive. Its no wonder they close on Wednesdays. Wow and that's before food and ancillary purchases. I sold my lot in this. There is no way forward if you ask me if they are the prices they need to maintain. Woe.

[curriedquaker] 26/2/2019 18:19

That was a big buy after the close. Does somebody know something ahead of tomorrow’s results? or was it a punt? I’ve a feeling it’s the former, would like to know who the buyer was.

[dplewis1] 10/1/2019 12:51

Yes brutal PT cut from UBS. Maybe some of their clients wanted to buy some so they gave them a discount.

[bookbroker] 10/1/2019 12:41

Not so positive today, this management needs to start improving the share price, otherwise we will see a takeover here, has nice assets and good brand identity!

[dplewis1] 07/1/2019 12:53

More positive news today with the Korea resort. Merlin is a Morgan Stanley top pick for 2019 leisure and hotels sector also.

[porsche1945] 06/11/2018 22:53

Brexit fiasco will impoverish the audience for what Merlin does, it already is, a weak currency sucking in inflation, wish I had taken a small loss when they were around 4 quid, looks like just yet another failing UK basket case company, surprised Woodford isnt in it.

[pugugly] 17/10/2018 10:51

markssp2011 - Thanks for consumer research - most useful feed back - Also I suspect that many kids are more interested in playing on line computer games with their peers and/or texting friends that being dragged round theme parks -
Could this be a broken business model ?

[marksp2011] 17/10/2018 09:08

I am not shocked that growth has slowed at Legoland

The kids might like it but I found it a horrible place more focused on sales opportunities than anything else and the food was awful and wickedly expensive

We could have gone for a weekend somewhere for less than we spent in a day at legoland.

i will never go back there

[eisler] 16/10/2018 15:51

Brexit will mean most (UK residents) will have less money to spend in the future. The next few years are going to be tough going.