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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Relx Plc | REL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 38.00 | 1.07% | 3,583.00 | 11:18:56 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3,566.00 | 3,561.00 | 3,584.00 | 3,545.00 |
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| MEDIA |
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Posted at 23/7/2020 15:51 by pvb RELX - Was Reed Elsevier |
Posted at 07/9/2012 13:09 by mechanical trader Key Calls - Europe Nick Nelson..............C.hanges to Key Calls Add Reed Elsevier NV We add Reed Elsevier NV to the European Key Call list. We believe that there are now clearer signs that the transformation underway at Reed Elsevier in recent years should allow it to deliver higher quality, resilient revenue, earnings and cash flow growth. In essence, the steps taken by senior management (be they restructuring or investment) are starting to deliver returns in terms of performance, and this should lead to greater returns for investors. In our view, this accelerating growth, and these improving returns, should justify a substantially higher valuation than the company currently attracts. We believe both the plc and NV lines offer scope for substantial outperformance, but we would advocate the NV over the plc, given the plc's p.remium to NV is near all-time highs at 11%. Cash returns potential 7-8% annual cash yield Management recently announced that the proceeds from the Reed Business Information (RBI) disposals would be used for share buybacks providing an indication of its likely strategy to maintain group leverage when it falls below 1.5x from 2013. Re-levering to that level in 2014 could add c9% to long-term earnings, or it could be maintained through smaller annual buybacks of £400-500m (3-4% of equity, a total 7-8% cash yield). For further details please see ".Reed Elsevier: Delivering returns" Alastair Reid, 6 September 2012. |
Posted at 19/1/2004 11:35 by leathery Hectorp - having a look at todays prices it looks like you may have jinxed us!I am a bit bewildered by REL of late, sure the journo's are having a field day deramping the stock at the mo in light of the US$. But what I don't understand is how the institutional investors are letting this flifflaf concern them. The chaps ar REL have shown numerous times in the past their hedging techniques are suitably able to cope with FX market fluctuations and as I have mentioned in the past on this billboard, so what if there is a downturn in hard copy science/legal etc periodicals in favour of online - REL is covering that market as well..... I would be happy if your prediction in 10 - 15 tradings bears out....its in line with my thinking. |
Posted at 21/2/2003 00:09 by boram Reed Elsevier cheered investors as it posted a 9% rise in profits in 2002, helped by cost cuts in its biggest unit. Reed also added that it is on track to meet targets in 2003.I would have to say that this looks like a company to watch. |
Posted at 20/1/2003 11:19 by zzaxx99 Looks to me like it is waiting to become a short:Hanging on support @ 490, with a double-top formation. Another short indicator is that it was included in the list of "new blue chips" in Investors Chronicle, which is a contrary indicator if ever I heard one. |
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