Ramsdens Share Discussion Threads

[runthejoules] 15/9/2017 12:20

ROLLERCOASTER TODAY!

[igoe104] 15/9/2017 11:25

Lovely, nice to see these breaking out.

I expect a lot more to come over the coming years from these, I certainly not tempted to sell one share even though I got in at £1.06.

These are going to be a long term holding for me.

[jamdan1] 15/9/2017 08:54

Looking very good

[nw99] 15/9/2017 08:53

Yes looks like upward tend resumed

[x54v] 15/9/2017 08:48

Breaking out here.

The 250k trade seems to have kicked things off again.

[ronwilkes123] 15/9/2017 08:21

Seller cleared ?

[ronwilkes123] 13/9/2017 16:19

Bad day for gold causing the little weakness here

[x54v] 12/9/2017 15:29

With all the recent buying it would be interesting to see how price would have moved in the past few days without the overhang.

Once it clears there should be a further move up.

[pillion] 12/9/2017 08:44

What's good for Gold....

[yump] 11/9/2017 15:34

Chart looks a bit 'incomplete' perhaps due another jump and then settle ?

[igoe104] 11/9/2017 12:53

Liberum Capital Raises Ramsdens Holdings PLC (LON:RFX) Price Target to GBX 190.

[glawsiain] 08/9/2017 12:53

Simon Thompson discusses Ramsdens on this podcast, which should be available to all

Listen from 17 minutes in

[igoe104] 08/9/2017 11:36

Ramesdens are expanding in a professional manner, so this is certainly a long term hold for me. I like everything about this company, its very professionally run.

[x54v] 08/9/2017 11:34

Coverage in Shares magazine. Keep buying they say.

[meijiman] 07/9/2017 17:26

Interesting thought.

[yump] 07/9/2017 15:27

meijiman

Somewhere I read that the only real solution for pension problems generally was for corporate profits to be used more to contribute to pensions, instead of employee contributions, because the number of employees contributing is and will continue to fall. So the corporations make more profits which end up proportionately more in personal pensions for the higher earners.

Implement that and we'll really see a bear market, as profits will be hit for the forseeable future.

Not likely though. Those at the top of the tree would never let that happen.

[meijiman] 07/9/2017 13:56

Indeed -corporations have benefited hugely and effectively wealth has been transferred from labour to capital. The richest 0.5% have been the main gainers. A masterstroke by T. Blair.

[yump] 07/9/2017 13:24

I think I'll retrain as a bricky. We've just had a stupidly expensive quote for a small front wall.

So as far as brickies are concerned, I see no evidence that 'they came over here and took our jobs'. If there was a glut of brickies, it wouldn't cost so much !

[speedsgh] 07/9/2017 11:27

Shouldn't worry, yump. There'll soon be plenty of jobs available for picking fruit in the fields, plucking xmas turkeys, nursing for NHS, hospitality, retail, cleaning... Think of all those lovely jobs available that no Brits actually want to do ;o)

[yump] 07/9/2017 10:24

Bike ride - pub and pie. That should do it ;-)

fwiw I think the automation will be way faster than anyone likes to think. Uber and AirBnB didn't take long. I heard a US tech investor say that it wouldn't be long before automated independent auditor software / AI would be installed within PLC's, so auditors would take a hit.

Perhaps when the higher level jobs get hit, there will be more urgency to find a solution. They probably feel safe atm.

[qs99] 07/9/2017 09:27

interest rates at all time low no sign of uptick, at least people have jobs even if part-time, better than dole (Self respect, cost to state), Brexit disruption as yet unproved it is a risk yes, job automation is an unknown will humans allow it to go that far?

Other than that, sun is shining here, go out and enjoy the fresh air have a cuppa

[yump] 07/9/2017 09:15

On a slightly worrying note socially (but potentially good for RFX / MCL etc) does anyone think that we are in for a rough time ?

Only I can't get out of my mind, the converging threats:
* Jobless recovery and lower paid, more part time jobs (since 2007)
* Consumer led, by debt - appears to be slowing
* Brexit disruption
* Job automation

?

Someone cheer me up ;-)

[ronwilkes123] 06/9/2017 20:50

Thanks for the clarification ghf, new to rfx so trying to research and learn.