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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Pendragon Plc | PDG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 35.55 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 35.55 | 35.55 |
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Posted at 21/9/2023 08:32 by daneswooddynamo We are not in a position to understand the merits of the case except to view it as potentially ludicrous in the context of the consideration paid for the licences.What is clear however is that the current recommended deal structure is great for Lithia. They nab the entire motors business for at worst 280m if you include the 30m subscription to the ongoing technology business which might end up being swamped by a court case decision against them however unlikely. Existing shareholders get 16/17p and then ongoing exposure to that Inc any liability to the court case. This deal will end up as a clean exit offer for the entire shooting match and effectively a fight between Lithia and Penske. The other insti investors will much prefer a clean all in offer. |
Posted at 20/9/2023 08:05 by daneswooddynamo Also is this deal going to be consummated prior to the outcome of the case as it basically sorts out Lithia with the motors business and leaves a decent chunk of value with existing investors subject to damages ( even though I agree it is likely to be at a low level ). Interesting too that car dealer today reporting Lithia have get out clause if certain percentage of manufacturers don’t like the deal |
Posted at 22/12/2022 15:58 by clive7878 There were a stream of investors buying yesterday, but the opposite today though. share price weak today. |
Posted at 21/12/2022 17:15 by clive7878 There a still a number of optimistic investors buying into pdg at these new levels. Question is what can one expect going forward. |
Posted at 14/12/2022 12:44 by clive7878 Think pdg may have bottomed out.3,3m one deal buy , plus another possibility 16th Dec - One buy for 4.9 million shares at 19.15p - now that is a serious deal. The share price has taken a real fall of late, and it is the lowest it has been in over a year. |
Posted at 13/12/2022 14:32 by lovewinshatelosses Always frustrating to watch profits evaporate, but never a good idea to look backwards, I agree. Apart from to try and stress test your strategy perhaps, reflection etc, to try and become a better trader/investor. SLP is an interesting one. I have never taken the plunge there; always felt too heavily miner-invested elsewhere. Maybe one day. We might yet get a Santa rally, although it will be interesting to see what the central bankers do in the days ahead. Too much of a market rally and they might look to pour cold water on things. Either way, I cannot see 2023 being anything other than a challenging year for stocks, so plan to try and invest and trade carefully and try to keep back plenty of dry powder at the same time. Do not let the little spikes seduce you too much, I would say. |
Posted at 28/9/2022 21:47 by clive7878 lwhl - I too have sold out, as this could still take months to go through,could be best to take what is on offer now, as so many times I have watched the share price drift back, putting me in a loss situation. I have made money, but far from what I would have made if my crytstal balls were working better. There was a sell at the close today of 1m shares. I am currently watching VTU AND SBRY. The current market will obviously have an effect on companies going forward. Some have lost a large percentage of their share price over the last 6-12 months. Sainsburys are now yielding 7% if they keep paying it. In todays market one has to be careful that the dividend payable is not wiped out more than the percentage share price drop - the investor being at a loss. |
Posted at 26/9/2022 17:51 by lovewinshatelosses Yes, must be game over. A hostile takeover would not gain support from the other holders, unless it was at a significant premium to 29p IMO...even then, in a market like this, the other big players might just want to get it done now, given the risks and potential protracted delays of such hostilities.Last non-pendragon comment here (I promise!) - 6% plus dividend as a minimum for income investors in this environment IMO. Except PMs perhaps, if you are bullish on that sector. Anyway, looks like holders here are going to need to give some thought to where they are going to next park their profits from this likely sale! A nice headache to have :) GLA and I look forward to communicating with some of you again on other shares in future I hope. |
Posted at 24/8/2022 22:58 by clive7878 Are we saying that the market maker was holding over 4 million stock on his books to sell, then there was that 4 lots of 500,000 that was trading earlier on today as dont knows buys or sells, more buys?. Is someone filling their boots? We will find out by the end of September I believe.Maybe he is crashing the price and widening the spread, so that when the price hits investors stop loss level and they sell out, he then fulfils his stock levels to counteract the large amount of stock he has sold. Maybe he has another order on his books say for another 4 millions shares at present he cannot fulfils until more investors sell out. Then when he has too muck stock on his book he will then push the price back up and investors then chase the price back up, and the market maker makes his profit. Who bought the 4 million is the question - Hedin ? or someone else knowing a bid is on the cards soon? Maybe someone knows something. Maybe the next set of results will surprise. |
Posted at 12/8/2022 13:56 by clive7878 Think if I was going to bid I would bid sooner than later,as I believe that the second half results will be quite solid and the share price could go further, and one would have to bid more if one was to leave it after the full year results. That is not to say that results in the future may then weaken, but if the Company gets the trading fundamentals in place, results still then could be reasonable and still hold up at reasonable levels. On my watch list are VTU, GLEN, and JUST. Both the latter are in the Investors Chronicle today, any views on them? Just Company Group is reported to have a future pe of 3.7, but have had a rocky ride prior to this year. Glencore is a huge company Both company share price could go further, but I find them more difficult to understand. I need to get my crystal balls working better in the future and buy and sell more timely, which I have not done with PDG. |
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