Reckitt Benckiser Share Discussion Threads

[sanks] 10/5/2012 10:53

You're right...suppose i'm getting used to using level 4!
Sanksalot

[essentialinvestor] 10/5/2012 10:50

You are on a roll recently, it's got to be said S.

[sanks] 10/5/2012 10:48

Where's all the nobjockeys gone, eh?
I did tell you of a bubbled price...its popping like a full knocker.

Hope i'm helping

[sanks] 10/5/2012 00:16

Look, after market close today, even the institutions are selling out!
Told you level 4 advises first, the rest follow.

Target remains below £30..easy money
Hope it helps



Reckitt Benckiser's largest shareholder JAB Holdings to sell £1.3bn stake to fund Avon bid
9 May 2012

The holding company, controlled by German billionaires the Reimanns, holds a 15.5pc stake in Reckitt. The sale was announced after the market closed, with 36m shares, about 4.9pc of the company, being offered at a price of £32.50 to £34.

"They're selling shares to raise cash for other investment opportunities, including Avon," a spokesman for JAB told Bloomberg.

The sale of the shares in Reckitts will reduce JAB's holding in the company to close to 10pc, but the Reimanns have pledged not to sell any more shares for at least a year.

However, the sale is likely to lead to a fall in the FTSE 100 company's shares on Thursday as the market weighs up the significance of the latest sale by JAB, which once controlled nearly a quarter of Reckitt.

[ed 123] 09/5/2012 23:49

Oh well, I got it wrong then.

Thanks for your reply.

Off to bed now.

[sanks] 09/5/2012 23:40

You under estimate the power of my birds...especially Sheila!

Dod that help..let me know
Sanksalot

[ed 123] 09/5/2012 23:29

It helps. Thanks.

Just one question, if I may? Just curious ... why do you post on ADVFN when the small pi's here won't be able to move the likes of RB.?

[sanks] 09/5/2012 23:22

I have a £24 poodee poodaa target here
Hope it helps

[skinny] 03/5/2012 15:48

Yes - perhaps I should have terminated the post with :-)

[essentialinvestor] 03/5/2012 15:46

In fairness to H he makes some very astute calls -
when he is not having fun and occasionally posts in detail.

On RB. though it's the huge cash generation that explains the SP,
I was previously too cautious and was wrong.

Of course if the market sells off it can get cheaper.

[skinny] 03/5/2012 15:36

If you were short when you posted on the 12th, you would have endured a near +200p squeeze on the 19th - painful!

[sanks] 03/5/2012 15:27

Please be careful, next support levels are more closer to £30.
Bubbles always burst.

Hope it helps..target remians £24
Sanks

[mister md] 01/5/2012 12:23

super results - onwards and upwards

[sanks] 26/4/2012 16:19

Nah, its a sitting duck at present.
Look what WEIR was doing at multi year highs...then like a sitting duck...PLOP!

RB remains a shaggers top list for a poodee down to £24
Hope i'm helping

[mister md] 26/4/2012 09:17

at multi-year highs - this really is a STAR performer !

£40 share price target is probably the most helpful

[sanks] 23/4/2012 15:21

Down again and again!
You can not shag up a bubbled stock for too long, it has to shag down pdq

Hope the £24 level 4 poodee poodaa target is helping

[icf absolute] 19/4/2012 18:32

The share buy-back continues, dont fight the balance sheet

[mister md] 19/4/2012 08:59

UP again

Hope it helps ;)

[sanks] 19/4/2012 00:13

Its also bubbling up to a real poodee poodaa.
Look what happened over at Weir as it hit a bubbled trajectory...its been getting a poodaa as soon as i identified the bubbled poodee poodaa on that thread.

Hope the level 4 target of £24 helps
Sanksalot

[mister md] 18/4/2012 15:02

moving up nicely to new highs for the year.`

Hope it helps

[sanks] 17/4/2012 20:35

Bubbling up for a real poodaa drip, with a big BANGING potential!
I remain a shagger of RB with a £20-£24 level 4 shaggers target

Hope it helps

[sanks] 12/4/2012 10:40

According to my panasonic calculator, its overvalued. I have it doing a poodee poodaa down to a more astute level at circa £24
I have buy orders in at closer to £20

Hope this helps

[deltar] 02/4/2012 16:09

Morningstar analyst Lauren DeSanto explains in her latest research report: "Reckitt Benckiser is repositioning itself to grow its health and hygiene products, and management wants the firm to be perceived as less of a household cleaning company. Given the strong margins in these categories, the strategy makes sense in our view. Management has outlined plans to grow its health and hygiene businesses from 67% of total sales (excluding its pharmaceuticals segment) to 72% of total sales by 2016."

DeSanto adds: "In addition to retooling its product portfolio to tilt to more lucrative categories, Reckitt's management has outlined goals to push its business even more into developing markets. Currently 50% of capital spending is directed toward these markets, but Reckitt plans to push that to 80% by 2016."

At present, DeSanto believes the market is undervaluing Reckitt. Her fair value estimate for the company is roughly 15% higher than the current market price. This has resulted in the company being given a four-star rating, which indicates the company is being undervalued.

[sanks] 20/3/2012 22:27

Got it dipping on weak global economics..target £24