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NFDS Nthn.Foods

75.00
0.00 (0.00%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nthn.Foods LSE:NFDS London Ordinary Share GB0006466089 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% 75.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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07/2/2017
15:31
Skinny, see what you mean about BUR, that would have been a good one to have held throughout last year!
mrphil
07/2/2017
15:30
Are you no longer holding BP. & BRCI then Aleman if your screen is mostly blue? Must admit mine is other than those three but you wouldn't know it from the overall figure!

Absolutely beautiful out on the water at lunchtime, virtually empty of boats, flat calm and sunshine you could actually say felt warm! Watched the dredger at work in the marina on our return.

mrphil
07/2/2017
14:57
I've had BUR on my list for ages but haven't got around to buying - up yet again today!
skinny
07/2/2017
14:45
My screen is mostly blue. Only one red that says -61%! Why can't we have profit warnings like the US? They all seem to fall 3-6% instead of 30-60%.
aleman
07/2/2017
13:22
It's IFS and BUTS but it won't help sentiment.



Lots of minor warnings still flowing in the US but this one jumped out. Big enough company to be significant? Maybe.

aleman
07/2/2017
10:54
+2°C and misty this morning, but the sun has now broken through and dispersed the mist into broken low cloud.

DF

deanforester
07/2/2017
10:52
And so they should be. The weaker £ and positive spin has brought benefits immediately in terms of new orders but the disadvantages of the rising costs take longer to feed through the system and the spin is getting less positive by the week.

Also, it depends on the definition of profit warnings. Loads of US companies have been modestly reducing guidance so earnings growth there is going to be wound back from expectations of around +6% for Q1 but they are generally not classed as profit warnings. In the UK, it's a bit muddier but I fancy we will follow where the US goes and there are signs we might be doing so.

Commentary is definitely getting less optimistic but it's remarkable that market indices are just ignoring the increasing bad news. We have seen similar before though. Remember "No more boom and bust" and "house prices never go down" before the markets tanked? If Trump tax cuts and Brexit's weak £ only brought benefits, everyonoe would do it. We are about to learn about the downsides of higher inflation and interest rates and how they affect those that had not expected and prepared for them - quickly followed by the extra tax increases needed to fund government when things slow. We only patched that roof when he sun was shining. We should have fixed it.

aleman
07/2/2017
10:07
Aleman, but they do say the number of warnings was lower than the previous year?
mrphil
07/2/2017
09:40
I hope you have a nice holiday, Skinny. It's the best time to year to go (as you probably know since it is usually more expensive).



Ernst and Young's report is subtitled "The Calm Before the Storm". It notes a steady number of profit warnings despite the benefit of a weaker pound and warns of worse likely to come. I'd say the fall in the £ has simply pushed the storm back a year. Batten down the hatches.

aleman
07/2/2017
09:31
Morning Skinny. Caribbean sounds perfect, and there I am looking forward to my weekend in Cornwall! ;-)

I am just so tempted to double up on DX. as surely things can't get any worse?!

mrphil
07/2/2017
08:59
Good morning.

Commiserations to fellow DX and BP holders :-(

Off to the Caribbean on Thursday and it can't come quick enough.

skinny
07/2/2017
08:31
I think I would probably have sold at anything above 12p but this level seems a bit crazy. I would normally be tempted to actually top up but I have already built up quite a few more than I originally intended so I'll leave it at that for now!

Individual share part of the SIPP currently sitting at -2.3% on the day, the worst for a long time.

mrphil
07/2/2017
08:25
Yes. 60% fall seems a bit excessive. I think I'll sit on that and reflect rather than panic sell. Trouble is that it is hard to tell the state o play from the update.
aleman
07/2/2017
08:20
I see BP. & BRCI aren't helping either today. Was already planning lunch on board but I think I may bring that forward and just head South! DX. alone has managed to wipe just over 1% off the total SIPP value this morning.
mrphil
07/2/2017
08:09
Surely that's a bit overdone now?
mrphil
07/2/2017
08:05
Looks like 8.5p to sell so that's a few bob down the tubes! Can't bring myself to accept that just yet!
mrphil
07/2/2017
08:02
Can't sell online anyway!
mrphil
07/2/2017
07:53
Probably not worth trying to sell on the open?
mrphil
07/2/2017
07:52
I can only assume DX. are not managing to pick up their fair share of deliveries relating to online sales. Where's that crystal ball, should have sold yesterday on the rise!
mrphil
07/2/2017
07:49
DX update sounds a disaster. Trouble everywhere and dividend axed. It's not going to be a good day. That's two major profit warnings for me this year. I find it hard to believe the UK economy is not slowing.
aleman
07/2/2017
07:45
Morning All.

Not looking forward to seeing the DX. share price this morning. :-(

mrphil
06/2/2017
19:07
-0.06% for the Folio, [FTSE250 -0.19%]

Worst value fallers : IHC -3.3%, IGR -2.4%, CLIG -1.4%.

Highest value risers : SDV +1%, MCS +3%.

A small mention for CTO in this weekend's SCSW, very nearly bought some this morning but in the end plumped for a reborn QP. which was also featured in the newsletter. I have history with this share.

Max temp 6C, bright start gradually clouded over from South.

blueliner
06/2/2017
17:48
I'm down -0.323% on the day today (FTSE100 -0.225%).

Worst falls: S32 -4.5%, TSCO -2.1% and WMH -2.0%.

Best rises: INDV +3.4%, TATE +0.9% and BA. +0.8%.

-3°C this morning with a bit of mist about. Got up to about +5°C at lunchtime.

I have a meeting at 6.30pm, and am just about organised. I am resigning from the chair at the AGM next month, as I think that I have outlived my usefulness. We have several new recruits to the committee, who are quite keen.

DF

deanforester
06/2/2017
17:01
Aleman - just the reaction of the markets - will trump last a year or will something unspeakable happen?

My SIPP finished up 0.12%.

I knocked up another couple of bird boxes earlier - this time without cutting myself.

WJG continues to provide a steady positive news flow - unfortunately only a small holding.

skinny
06/2/2017
16:53
Was I supposed to take something from that extract, Skinny? I'm not sure of the point you are making.

+0.6%. An even spread of smaller risers and, hopefully, an end to my recent drifting.

Cold and grey, although not too damp. 4.5C after -2.8C.

aleman
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