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MLIN Molins

157.00
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Molins LSE:MLIN London Ordinary Share GB0005991111 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 157.00 156.00 158.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/8/2012
22:24
Looks like I timed it well this time!!!
Up she goes

s34icknote
07/8/2012
23:31
Bought back in today after freeing up cash from pfd and pic.
This should rise up to results. Question is can it brake any higher tan 140p
Any ideads on nett cash?
Siknote

s34icknote
07/8/2012
17:06
A little bit of volume today




140p target I think

thorpematt
25/7/2012
18:29
Half year report is approx. 4 weeks away I think.



Looking at the chart I'm seeing a couple of things;-
1. Falling wedge.
I like these often they are a bullish pre-curser. It's not a particularly defined one here since MLIN is a bit illiquid, but the point co-incodes with the longer up-trend.

2. RSI (I've picked 21 day - seems to go nicely with previous moves) also indicates we're into "buy" territory.

SO, I reckon fundamentals are pretty firm (notwithstandding global economic issues). Thus I have snaffled a few up.

thorpematt
13/6/2012
11:36
The retirement crisis was thrown into sharp relief yesterday as official figures showed that the collective shortfall in company pension schemes had ballooned to a record £312.1bn last month. It marked the highest deficit in final-salary pension schemes since records began in May 2003, according to the Pension Protection Fund, the lifeboat for stricken schemes. In its latest monthly update, the PPF said that only 929 of the 6,432 schemes that it monitors had more than enough funds to meet their long-term obligations. At the same time last year, more than 2,260 schemes were in surplus and the collective deficit in company schemes was only £24.5bn. The PPF blamed the problem on tumbling gilt yields, which are used to calculate pension liabilities. Drops in yields of as much as 0.55% last month had more than offset gains in equity markets, it said, according to The Times.


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So in essence a common problem...needs to be dealt with one way or another.

thorpematt
05/6/2012
11:53
Babs2012
Interesting links thanks.

Pensions can be tricky things to manage that's for sure. A real change in the landscape needs to take place, managing existing structures is a minefield.

May I ask what you're connection is with MLIN. I can see that you're profile is newly created so I'm making some asumptions which are probably inacurate.

TIA.

thorpematt
31/5/2012
12:12
Oh dear !! the future looks bleaker now. How to upset and de-motivate your small amount of still working staff whilst having no effect on the thousands already on pensions or due pensions.







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babs2012
30/4/2012
22:37
Canaccord Genuity retains its buy stance for Molins PLC 30/04/12 with a 138p price target.
battlebus2
30/4/2012
08:09
Having an early affect C.R.
battlebus2
28/4/2012
10:43
Schwartz did add then, mentions his top up in the FT.

CR

cockneyrebel
26/4/2012
21:14
Cash balance the same ?
s34icknote
26/4/2012
18:00
spot on..............only taken as a sale once invoiced.

I remain a big fan
tiger

castleford tiger
26/4/2012
14:29
Sales orders are orders placed (work in progress and things due for completion).

Sales invoiced (achieved) are things delivered and completed.

So orders being up augers well for second half.

Make sense?

thorpematt
26/4/2012
13:21
Positive IMS, IMHO.

One puzzle: "Order Intake in each of the Group's three divisions is ahead of the same period last year. Sales in the first part of the year are at broadly similar levels to last year and are in line with internal plans."

What is the difference between sales and order intake?

mct

mctmct
24/4/2012
18:19
150 written all over it.
Business is good but 2nd half weighted.

Tiger

castleford tiger
24/4/2012
10:49
up through the 50 day moving average today - interesting that it has done that when the Interim Man Statement is under two weeks away.

CR

cockneyrebel
21/4/2012
13:18
Looks like picking up!
s34icknote
20/4/2012
16:23
A better day should settle your nerves simonh88.
battlebus2
20/4/2012
11:11
Bought back in today ahead of that trading update sicknote, wondering if Schwartz will do the same too soon?

Good chart support around this level imo.

CR

cockneyrebel
20/4/2012
10:47
This stock,like others of similar size and trading activity,tends to drift between announcements.It's done it before as the chart shows.I'd recommend patience but it is irritating.
steeplejack
20/4/2012
10:40
6 th May the trading update last year !
s34icknote
18/4/2012
18:41
what's up with this damned donkey, why didn't it level out in the 130s.

Looks like another one I'll be ditching shortly

simonh88
18/4/2012
18:00
If your holding long term the divi always pays but i wouldn't hold for the divi to then sell the mm's always win at that game imv.
battlebus2
18/4/2012
12:08
So waiting for div never paid off as we were at 138p down to 115p today !
s34icknote
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