Mulberry Share Discussion Threads

[welsheagle] 16/7/2012 13:04

From May's 'Company Refs', when price was 2254p:-
a/ Prospective PE ratio of 39.7 (based on two broker forecast, one recommending 'Buy', and one recommending 'hold').
b/ Forecast growth in eps of 22.9%.
c/ Dividend yield of 0.26%.
d/ Net cash per share of 36.3p.
e/ Price to sales ratio of 10.6.
f/ One director buying and one selling recently.
g/ Turnover up from £45.1m to £122m in last five years.
h/ Net asset value per share of 71.4p.

[clocktower] 13/7/2012 13:00

They are not going to spend £1b for this - more likely to wait until the valuation is around £3/500M.

[irenekent] 13/7/2012 12:25

I don't see the directors selling. All the sales seem to be retail punters dragged in by tip sheets like Quantum Leap and others. Many invested probably prior to results on T30 trades. They will have lost a lot of money. I wonder how long before LVMH or similar make a bid. If they merge the champagne division with Diageo they are going to have a bit of money flying about.

[clocktower] 09/7/2012 13:47

The next trading statement will shape the future I expect.

[buffett100bln] 09/7/2012 12:53

A nice down day here - down 8% to £13.46.

£10 here we come.

[buffett100bln] 25/6/2012 13:08

Yep, it is. This still trades on a high 35 times earnings.

It can easily drop to £12 from here, no problem.

I would maintain you will see this back at SUB £10 before any sustainable increase.

The crash is yet to come - but come it will before the next round of massive QE.

[clocktower] 25/6/2012 12:20

We do not need this thread to decend to viper comments but it is good to see the share price coming down to earth.

[aleks_atanasov] 17/6/2012 14:25

"wealth creation to be made today" - buying after a profit warning is a certain way to lose unlimited amounts of hard cold cash.

"I have been working you out" - haha just because am not commenting on the lie that you are an "ex trader" doesnt mean your cracker has worked. You've got an IQ of 2. Pitty it takes 3 to grunt.

[aleks_atanasov] 15/6/2012 10:54

i guess you made much less than me.its against my interest to talk to you. you are not better than me.

we wont see again the point of this site is to learn something new but all i do is argue with losers like you. am ditching it.

[ninja 19] 15/6/2012 10:42

Tea boy

Do you refresh your browser every second? LOLOL





see you around tea boy, after the event in any shares that rockets or sinks. your expertise is always warranted.


I have been working you out, you are not smart enough. LOLOL.

Nuff said now, wealth creation to be made today.

see you around

[ninja 19] 15/6/2012 10:28

Tea boy in UK is still better than a loser in a dump village in Bulgaria without electricity if I may so. No offence


You know who's an Ex trader from 1 Canada Square.

Ok nuff chat with a muppet.

[aleks_atanasov] 15/6/2012 10:20

i made 100% from 1 Jan to middle of march how much did you made?

so you bought it at 1500 it could go 15% up is that considered a profit?

if anyone is thinking of buying after a profit warning will make him money is seriously wrong.

"watch and learn." there is nothing to learn from you.

[ninja 19] 15/6/2012 10:12

Tea Boy

BOOM BOOM, watch and learn. I told you this before I am better than those muppets you follow. Hahahaha

[aleks_atanasov] 15/6/2012 09:26

it is wrong to have a position before the event nobody can predict the future. am not saying more because that would be propriety information and against my interest.

what is wrong if you read a book or two about the market structure, and this is it nothing more can be absorbed from there. how else am going to know how it works ... am not more stupid than you!

[davehowl] 15/6/2012 08:58

Very interesting - but old news now aleks

[ninja 19] 15/6/2012 07:37

Donkey boy?

third shift already in the toilet cleaning?

I guess 4th shift as the teaboy starts @ 8.00


Came to this country on donkey, now flying Ryannair LOL



The shares on loans for Mul is about 0.15%, that's very little of shorting. MMS wack the price, to screw the bull leveraged market participant.


This is outside the trading range, so a pick up in price is expected

[aleks_atanasov] 15/6/2012 06:23

Date Broker name New Price Old price target New price target Broker change
14-Jun-12 Panmure Gordon Hold 1,560.00p 2,000.00p - Reiteration
14-Jun-12 Merchant Securities Hold 1,560.00p - - DownGrade

"MULBERRY PLUNGES ON SALES SLOWDOWN "

[irenekent] 15/6/2012 06:12

Thanks davehowl. Totally agree. This will one day be £40. A company that is going places.

[davehowl] 14/6/2012 19:35

Correction - look at thread Mulberry - Short the berries off it - FD resigns and sells shares (MUL) from 2007. It's a cracking read! A certain déjà vu about it and then we all know what happened after. It picked up!