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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Relx Plc | LSE:REL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B2B0DG97 | ORD 14 51/116P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-3.00 | -0.09% | 3,424.00 | 3,432.00 | 3,433.00 | 3,460.00 | 3,414.00 | 3,430.00 | 3,568,767 | 16:35:16 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Miscellaneous Publishing | 9.16B | 1.78B | 0.9458 | 36.29 | 64.63B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/12/2003 11:50 | back in again with a small spreadbet - hope I got the bottom for today. 1% L2 .8m vs .7m | billdaly | |
10/12/2003 09:15 | Agree, news and broker reports all suggest good value under 500p. At mid 460's I'm creating a written put trade in the march 04 puts ( shorting the short as it were). If the share does nothing I gain and if it rises I gain too. I'll create cover down at 420p level incase of a market crash at any time see also the thread 'OPTS'. | hectorp | |
08/12/2003 21:02 | got back in this morning, reading in sunday business that fall is in their opinion over done and that an advertising boom in US would help price recover, also see DOW has risen a good deal this evening, hopefull of a further rise. Good luck Dawn | dawntrader | |
08/12/2003 20:34 | Sold at 4.25 to open a bet in the US - hope to sell that before the close and get back in in the morning. | billdaly | |
08/12/2003 19:02 | Looks good today, read al the brokers reports and wish I toppde up at 460, ah well, I'm in for the long rise as well. Don't know when I'll step off. If they keep going north I will sell only to by Colt Telecom if they drop back to low 90's so I can pick some more up. I'm sure this is due to get back into the 480's and long may it carry on. | louis the bandit | |
08/12/2003 14:17 | I was orignally looking for a small bounce (1-3%) but may stay along for the ride north. Still plnety of support - 1% L2 1m vs .2m | billdaly | |
08/12/2003 14:09 | Shorted last week, now long and adding above 468 offer as resistance there at the moment, as per above comments looks like it may have been oversold! | royaloak | |
08/12/2003 11:22 | 1% L2 1.1m vs .2m, should move up some more. | billdaly | |
07/12/2003 23:35 | LONDON (SHARECAST) - Investment bank Morgan Stanley cut its price target for Anglo-Dutch publisher Reed Elsevier to 550p a share from 600p but maintained an "overweight" recommendation. This week the company warned that earnings would grow at a slower pace in 2004 amid weaker economic conditions. --- OK 550p will do me. | billdaly | |
06/12/2003 10:52 | Reed Elsevier "buy," target price reduced Friday, December 05, 2003 7:25:16 AM ET Deutsche Bank LONDON, December 5 (New Ratings) - Analyst Patrick Kirby of Deutsche Bank maintains his "buy" rating on Reed Elsevier (REL). The target price has been reduced from 600p to 575p. In a research note published this morning, the analyst mentions that Reed Elsevier has raised its 2004 investment budget for the science, legal and business divisions. Deutsche Bank expects the company's increased spending projections to partially offset its near-term earnings growth prospects. --- 575p - that'll do nicely - can you get there in the next two weeks, please :-) | billdaly | |
05/12/2003 21:40 | ? is that an acronym, an expletive, or a conversation stopper? :-) | billdaly | |
05/12/2003 14:30 | bought a spreadbet today, looking for 2-5% on the bounce in the next week or two. | billdaly | |
04/12/2003 15:25 | Well I sold mine yesterday for 495.25 and bought back in again at 471 this morning. What is the news, I heave read nothing, I just acted on seeing the graph plunge this morning and thought bargain. | louis the bandit | |
04/12/2003 12:16 | sure ..it is. | leociavarella | |
03/12/2003 20:48 | This is the one - GO for it | theiry | |
03/12/2003 19:49 | Hi Brain, Yes was a little worried about doing that, my trade was on a spread bet, but seeing the price rise further today made me kick myself a little. That said I am concerned that if the market does not like the trading statement there could be a large drop. My preference is to bank profits up to statements rather than lose a profit on negative sentiment. good luck. | dawntrader | |
02/12/2003 12:33 | Hi Dawn, I sold mine yesterday for 4.86.Tidy trading profit. | brain smiley | |
02/12/2003 12:27 | out at 495.60 2nd dec | dawntrader | |
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12/11/2003 16:04 | still largarding.. this share should be doing better. | brain smiley | |
07/11/2003 16:23 | Reed has a trading Update out,in the beginning of Decemeber. This might explain the recent poor performance.Pearson is doing well but Reed just lags,it should be doing better. | brain smiley | |
03/11/2003 14:48 | This is exactly the reason which makes me think that Reed elsevier is a bid target.When the management of a company is unable to solve the problems,particularl | aslamkm | |
03/11/2003 12:29 | Possibly so, but in the shorter term there appears to be problems re Reed's US Intellectual property ( eg from Internet based educational activity) - the chart shows the RSI is very oversold however... I'd go short here except it is as said, oversold. | hectorp |
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