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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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On The Beach Group Plc | LSE:OTB | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYM1K758 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.20 | 0.12% | 163.00 | 161.60 | 162.80 | 165.80 | 162.00 | 162.00 | 152,514 | 10:50:55 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Travel Agencies | 170.2M | 10.6M | 0.0636 | 25.63 | 271.62M |
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19/8/2018 06:59 | Disco Dave, I agree with what the last poster said. Bear in mind that the fall from 650 was initially due to the effect of Monarch Airlines collapsing. That reaction was compounded by the hot summer and and rivals posting declining revenues. The market assumed, and began to price in, that OTB would also issue a profit warning. How much of that is priced in is impossible to foretell, hence the huge risk in spread betting on any RNS. In terms of the next few months the bulls will argue both factors were exceptional and will not be repeated, that the business model is resilient and the lowest share price is now behind us.Bears will have one eye on the Brexit negotiations. A no deal could certainly complicate the business model, but the unknown will prevent significant rises. I expect it to settle between 450 and 530 until two factors are decided, the Brexit deal and updates on their market share. | andyj | |
17/8/2018 07:58 | Thanks pireric,Agree with your points, just think the reaction was ott and be interesting to see which way it decides to go over the next few months.........I was waiting for £4 to buy some. | discodave4 | |
16/8/2018 19:30 | 2 things IMO 1) accretive acquisition, I haven't seen figures but maybe 5%+ accretion? 2) this derated big time over the last 2 months as people were worried about summer bookings. Even broadly in line is good enough to restore some of that derating. It did get quite cheap and I almost bought | pireric | |
16/8/2018 18:31 | Hi andyj,Can I ask, would you honestly have expected a 15% rise on the back of them saying they are only broadly in line?.Understand why it went up, even though IMO it was a mild profit warning, but that aside I can't fathom why so much. Just trying to learn and understand a bit more about interpreting such news and anticipating market reaction (for placing spread bets on the back of RNS's).DDps not short or long although on my long watch list. | discodave4 | |
16/8/2018 10:12 | Its the reminder about the impressive flexibility of their business model. Bookings are down as we knew, but they simply reduce costs accordingly and the results are not going to be far away. | andyj | |
16/8/2018 08:22 | Broadly inline in pr speak is below expectations. Nice acquisition but surprised at the share price reaction, guess the market was expecting a more significant profit warning. | discodave4 | |
08/8/2018 14:44 | Ive got a couple of buy orders at around 4 quid. | hibberts | |
08/8/2018 14:13 | Nearly 20% further down since you posted that. I'm very tempted to go for the falling knife as the interims in May were reasonably positive. | dr know | |
31/7/2018 07:38 | October is a long time to wait for news. All the while the share price is taking a bashing. | genieuk2003 | |
31/7/2018 06:42 | Thomas Cook cautions ‘the sustained period of hot weather in June and July has led to a delay in customer bookings in the Tour Operator, restricting our ability to drive margins in the 'lates' market. Based on our current view, we now expect growth in full year underlying operating profit to be at the lower end of market expectations.’ | aishah | |
28/7/2018 10:01 | I am not an expert in internet stocks or the travel industry but met OTB's management at the last AGM and got the impression that they knew what they were doing in a fast-changing industry. After a 30% fall in the share price I am tempted to increase my stake. But the change of chairman is a slight worry. On paper at least, the new chairman Lee Ginsberg, a former CFO of Domino’s Pizza, does not appear to have the same entrepreneurial background as Richard Segal, the outgoing chairman. In addition he owns just 16,300 shares compared with Segal’s 406,680. More important, however, are concerns about how OTB’s revenues are faring in the face of a long hot UK Summer which must have depressed demand for overseas holidays, the impact of Ryanair’s problems on OTB’s customers, and fears about how the various shades of Brexit will affect the company. On past form will have to wait another 2 ½ months before OTB is scheduled to issue its year end trading update which should give an indication of how well this company can cope with far from ideal conditions. Would welcome any thoughts from better informed investors. | bottomfisher | |
25/7/2018 17:27 | Starting to cheap. Stocko has fwd p/e of 18 at this price and a 0.85 peg. I’m starting to get tempted to buy back in.... | mauricemonkey | |
25/7/2018 12:43 | This is really starting to weaken. Are people never going to go on holiday again? Tough company as very little trading visibility. | trytotakeiteasy | |
21/7/2018 11:09 | The stability of the weather in the UK and the World Cup must surely have impacted on their trading. The question is how much?An opportunity to buy for the longer term may well be coming. | andyj | |
19/7/2018 19:00 | Stepped out for a 40% return having held for a while. Back on watchlist now. | aishah | |
19/7/2018 13:08 | Thefartingcommie, my expectations were exceeded and I sold for over 50% profit. My post above is simply based on the May 18 interims and the v hot UK summer where I suspect impulse & short term bookings will suffer. I could be wrong, simply my opinion. Personally, I think OTB is a very good business that may well fall back a touch later into 2018 but has a very good future. | amencorner | |
19/7/2018 11:08 | ....ladettes/ladiees fwiw...30th Nov 2017 share price 408p.... 9th May 2018 share price 640p ...56% increase in barely 7 months?....really??. ....this is merely a bit of of unwinding/consolidat | thefartingcommie | |
19/7/2018 09:24 | If you look at the H1 to H2 gaps for the past two years and then compare that to H1 v expectation for 2018, even in May the stretch looked appreciably higher than usual and challenging. Chuck in the brilliant summer of June/July + more to come, & I reckon a miss could well be on the cards at the next trading update; just my opinion; DYOR. | amencorner | |
19/7/2018 08:59 | Chart looking weak with price below 200SMA | aishah | |
19/7/2018 07:47 | Peel Hunt reiterate BUY and 650p target | aishah | |
18/7/2018 20:59 | I believe these will turn out to be one offs however I would not want to call a bottom on the share price until this seasons numbers have been reported or a positive trading stmt issued. | edwards9 | |
18/7/2018 20:40 | I'm guessing today's 5% drop in share price was in part due to Ryanair cancelling 600 flights next week over cabin crew strike? As you state though the increase in staycationing must have a big impact. Both temporary set backs surely. | shadex82 | |
18/7/2018 18:32 | Interest in travel picked up immediately after England was knocked out of the World Cup, latest data confirms. Travel searches declined by 19% year-on-year during the tournament in Russia until England lost 2-1 to Croatia in extra-time in the semi-final on July 11. This triggered a 15% surge in travel searches, according to travel research firm Sojern. General manager, Europe, Matthieu Betton, said: “Once England was knocked out of the world cup we saw UK travellers overcoming World Cup blues by turning their attention to their next holiday with travel searches increasing by a whopping 15% day-over-day on Thursday, 12th July. “After all major events, including sporting events, we see an immediate impact on travel. This, more often than not, levels out in time. “The combination of the heatwave in the UK and the distraction of the World Cup no doubt impacted the level of travel searches and we are now seeing a surge in travel intent from UK travellers.” Meanwhile, Russia is expected to attract more British tourists due to the World Cup. OTA CheapOair.co.uk saw a major uplift in its flight searches to the host nation as figures came in 232% higher than the average weekly search volume during the first week of the tournament. This momentum continued the following week, as the average weekly number of searches made peaked at 227%. Similarly throughout the pre-event build-up the flight search windows between 11-17 March and 18-24 March 2018 saw a significant increase, as potential bookers were searching 182% and 160% higher than the average weekly search volume during the build up to the World Cup. “This goes to show that the football fixtures were not only a cause for celebration amongst football fans but also for the Russian economy, as businesses in its numerous host cities for the games have benefited from an influx in British tourists,” the company said. Travelweekly.co.uk | aishah | |
11/7/2018 16:44 | Shadex, fwiw I think it's related to potential reduced summer holiday bookings (increased staycationing due to the hot summer) and some hard Brexit concerns. | edwards9 | |
11/7/2018 15:48 | I added at 480. I note thomas cook is also down 5%. Assuming it's related to the trade war. | shadex82 |
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