Mpac Share Discussion Threads

[andyview] 27/2/2020 08:45

I'm with you on the dow and us markets in general but the FTSE100 is now at a 12 month low already...

Not sure it should be impacting these small cap stocks so much and indiscriminately.

gla

[farnesbarnes] 27/2/2020 08:45

20k in 6 is a little far fetched (I hope) but you never know. America hasnt even caught a cold yet.

Cali had the first community spread case just after the trump news conference last night. The patient hadn't traveled recently, nor been in direct contact with anyone who had.

[fuji99] 27/2/2020 08:39

Nothing is company specific but the markets will be rattled by this virus for a while taking everything with them. IMO Dow could drop to at least 20.000 in the next 6 months when profit warnings due to the virus will be piling up in series.

[andyview] 27/2/2020 08:37

or 2.85 as it happens....

[andyview] 27/2/2020 08:29

I could not get an order out at 2.75 or 2.80 this morning so I'm not entirely convince with these drops...hopefully !

gla

[john09] 27/2/2020 03:49

Bounce to 330p today anyone ?

[longterm67] 26/2/2020 23:19

Core verticals are Pharmaceutical, Medical,
Healthcare and Food/Beverage, supporting
the likes of Nestlé, GSK, P&G, Philips,
ConvaTec, AstraZeneca, Unilever, Kellogg’s,
Diageo, Ferrero, Bausch + Lomb and
CooperVision.

[john09] 26/2/2020 19:17

REMINDER

£2.95 PER SHARE
80P IN CASH
FORWARD EPS IS 42P
FORWARD PE OF 5 (LESS CASH)
JUST TIPPED BY SCSW at £3.02

Is a forward PE of 5 justified for a company thats just had 5 profit upgrades ?

No

Expect bargain hunting to kick in tomorrow

[mfhmfh] 26/2/2020 18:08

Good come back

[tole] 26/2/2020 13:48

Let's see it blue by the close. I only bought a small amount back today in the market. Annoying though as it never hit my 265 order.

[bigbigdave] 26/2/2020 13:32

Great recovery!

[pireric] 26/2/2020 13:31

Buys over 300. People clocking the healthcare exposure?

[nimbo1] 26/2/2020 10:41

I just bought some - gl

[tongosti] 26/2/2020 09:12

While you rationalise, the market has shed about 70% of the profits made from that initial rise. In anyone's book, being happy to surrender such a windfall is what defines the (very) average market player.

[nimbo1] 26/2/2020 08:57

if anything the demand will increase - many companies will have to move their production from china after this - governments will see to it that crucial products like medicines are made at home... however market won't think about that for a while!

[dan_the_epic] 26/2/2020 08:42

I may have been sceptical of this before and versus Somero and the comparisons are still valid.

[tongosti] 26/2/2020 08:38

No one gets convinced against own convictions. In a bull market folks confuse their good luck for brains. Risk becomes all too clear only when you've lost your copper coins.

[davr0s] 26/2/2020 08:37

Stop posting and go buy some more

[john09] 26/2/2020 08:37

Reminder that this one upgraded profit forecasts 5 times in the last year

It’s also on a minus cash Pe of 5

[pireric] 26/2/2020 08:36

Ask that for any stock and you won't get a good answer. But of course that question is a loaded one

[nimbo1] 26/2/2020 08:36

because probably 1% of private investors have any control over their emotions when they see large market or stock specific falls.

[my retirement fund] 26/2/2020 08:35

I told tiger how I can no longer get any product produced and ship from China 3 weeks ago. He laughed it off! Now we are starting to see shut downs moving into Italy too. I guess he's still blind to reality, let alone risk !

[my retirement fund] 26/2/2020 08:33

Ask yourself the question. What would a six month close down look like for the company? What about staff? How would they get paid? How would the company retain those staff who have mouths to feed?