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PLND Poundland

225.00
0.00 (0.00%)
27 Sep 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Poundland LSE:PLND London Ordinary Share GB00BJ34VB96 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 225.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Poundland Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/6/2015
09:09
In certain scenarios it could very well be.
raysor
16/6/2015
09:03
'The Make Up Gallery range was launched in October 2014, with women’s magazines Vogue and Cosmopolitan praising the range. Consumer demand was so phenomenal that extra product had to air freighted in during December. - See more at: '
hazl
16/6/2015
08:29
Bodes well for the 18th.

IMO

Edit

Is a double-handled ladle better than the rest raysor seriously?

hazl
16/6/2015
08:22
I see that The Capital Group Companies,
increased their holding on the 4th of June....

hazl
16/6/2015
08:14
You know this game 2 well dstorey!
Yes get weak holders out of the way and then we should be ok ,in my opinion.

IMO

hazl
16/6/2015
07:48
Next hurdle 325-326. Tree shake at open?
dstorey1
15/6/2015
22:09
right upto date....the timetable of events upto October this year
hazl
15/6/2015
21:37
Just a reminder from an older(April) but relevant article




4-15
Telegraph- Questor

nk1999

"Clear buying opportunity in Poundland shares: Poundland shares offer a buying opportunity, as a number of important company announcements in the coming weeks could help the price recover. The discount retailer started life as a market stall in Lincolnshire in the 1990s. It grew to list on the stock market in March last year, with the shares priced at 300p each, valuing the group at about £925 million. The company is growing fast by tapping into U.K. shoppers’ demands for low-cost products. The CMA has raised concerns that the deal could reduce competition in the discount retail market, identifying 92 areas where the pair both have stores. However, even if the deal is called off, the shares could recover on June 18 when Poundland reports full year results. The company will update the market on the progress of a trial expansion into Spain. Jim McCarthy, Chief Executive, said they were ahead of schedule in the country, having opened six stores in less than a year, with plans for a total of 10. Mr McCarthy said he plans to open a minimum of 60 new stores in the year ahead. The company certainly has the balance sheet strength to fund store openings, as it reported net cash of £13.9 million at the end of March. The shares will get further support after analysts said they expected Poundland to pay a maiden dividend of about 4.3p this year. That may be a fairly meagre prospective yield of 1.3%, but the payout is forecast to increase by about 20% a year.
The shares are certainly not cheap, trading on 21 times forecast earnings, but there are a number of clear catalysts in the coming weeks that could cause them to move back towards the 406.4p they were trading at only last month.

This profit-generating, high-growth retailer looks like a buy. '

IMO

hazl
15/6/2015
20:10
This fella held the portfolio together today :-)
philanderer
15/6/2015
16:32
ok I know there are these terms

EDIT

!

hazl
15/6/2015
16:27
We're talking serious technical analysis here
raysor
15/6/2015
16:01
'In for a penny in for a pound'?


Sorry guys I expect you've done these quips already?

hazl
15/6/2015
15:14
what about a flagon?
hazl
15/6/2015
15:07
Could turn into a full-blown, two handled double ladle (where's the italics?)
raysor
15/6/2015
14:45
"a pound in a double ladle please"....I like it!
hazl
15/6/2015
14:43
Indeed. Long term trend is UP and normally characterised by three distinct peaks (higher highs). We have two of them and hopefully the third is just germinating here:)

By the way H good call on your buy today.

dstorey1
15/6/2015
14:39
Looks more like a "double ladle" to me.
raysor
15/6/2015
14:31
NICE LITTLE 'W' forming on the chart imo
hazl
15/6/2015
13:53
Looks as though normal buying/selling dynamics are being re-established here after weeks of downward "manipulation". 70/30 confident buyer has finished and RNS to confirm will be forth coming.

Good move up but keep banging the same drum in that it needs volume. Looking for minimum today around 500-600k.

dstorey1
15/6/2015
13:43
Well it reached a ridiculous low in my opinion, phil and you know what they say 'every penny counts'!
hazl
15/6/2015
13:33
For sure hazl..... looking like nice timing on your purchase earlier :-)
philanderer
15/6/2015
13:06
Hi phil I do think dstorey has a point about brokers!
hazl
15/6/2015
12:01
Broker notes and newspaper commentary are very similar in that they merely transmit the agenda of those organisations financial interests and their clients.
dstorey1
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