Severfield Share Chat (SFR)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Severfield	LSE:SFR	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B27YGJ97	ORD 2.5P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.40p	+0.51%	78.40p	78.00p	79.00p	80.00p	78.00p	78.00p	36,318	11:01:55

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Industrial Engineering	262.2	18.1	5.1	15.3	234.96

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19/4/2018 18:32	THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE SAYS ITS THE RUSSIANS AS SAID BY OUR ALP	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
18/4/2018 10:42	SNB assets are amazing!	alphorn	Read Full Thread Reply
18/4/2018 09:43	Swiss franc could hit 1.22 by year end, according to economists 15/01/2018 By Le News According to Le Matin, economists at Swiss Life think the rise of the Swiss franc could be over and predict it will weaken to 1.22 to the euro by the end of the year. © Valeriya Potapova _ Dreamstime.com At the same time they point to risks that could send the currency in the opposite direction, such as the election in Italy, Brexit negotiations and uncertainty surrounding government in Germany. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) abandoned its Swiss-franc-euro exchange rate cap of 1.20 in 2015 under market pressure. Since then the bank has bought lots of foreign assets to restrain the strength of the Swiss franc – when buying foreign assets the bank sells Swiss francs, increasing their supply, which lowers the currency’s value. The SNB now owns assets worth over CHF 800 billion, 43% more than it did at the end of 2014, before abandoning the exchange rate cap. Fortunately, these assets have risen in value delivering an estimated CHF 54 billion profit for the bank in 2017. Profits were made on foreign currency positions (+CHF 49 billion), a rise in the value of gold stocks (+CHF 3 billion) and a rise in the value of Swiss franc assets (+CHF 2 billion). The SNB plans to distribute CHF 2 billion to the federal government (1/3 of it) and the cantons (2/3s of it). After the distribution, the SNB will be left with profit reserves of CHF 67 billion. Assets held by the SNB are huge compared to the size of the Swiss economy. Eurozone GDP in 2016 was 10.8 trillion euros. Assets held by the European Central Bank (ECB) at the end of 2016 were 3.7 trillion euros. That’s a GDP-to-central-bank-asset ratio of nearly 3. In 2016, Swiss GDP was CHF 659 billion, compared to SNB assets of CHF 747 billion, a ratio of 0.9 to 1. Since then SNB assets have swollen to around CHF 800 billion. Another area of exchange rate uncertainty lies in the ECB’s asset purchasing programme. Central bank asset purchases lower interest rates and weaken a currency. Daniel Rempfler, an investment manager at Swiss Life, told the press that he thinks the ECB is likely to continue its programme. It can’t let interest rates rise too much because of the risks this would pose to countries like Italy with high interest rates and large government debts.	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2018 22:16	The rapid movement may be due to flows out from Russian funds following the US sanctions???	alphorn	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2018 19:22	Not particularly happy and not for long i hope also thought it was a safe haven currency what with all this turmoil thus much stronger i guess its the negative yield	ariane	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2018 19:14	I wonder what has made the CHF move so quickly? How long will it last?	alphorn	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2018 19:06	Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-04-17/snb-rewinds-currency-clock-as-franc-approaches-old-line-in-sand	ariane	Read Full Thread Reply
17/4/2018 11:13	Bid slowly ticking up and all the trades are on the buy side these last couple of days. Great	cc2014	Read Full Thread Reply
12/4/2018 17:16	Market Insight 1.1831 is pivotal for EUR/CHF over the near-term 1.1831 is pivotal for EUR/CHF over the near-term 12 April 2018 By Matthew Simpson CFTe The break above 1.1831 takes EUR/CHF to it’s highest level since January 2015 – the infamous month SNB pulled the plug on their currency peg with the Euro. And with little in the way of obvious resistance, we’re seeking opportunities to go long towards 1.20. The daily chart shows that short-term momentum is aligned with the longer-term bullish trend and, whilst a tad on the messy side, the trend has produced higher swing highs and lows. Furthermore, as momentum’s bullish trajectory from the 1.1447 low is increasing, it shows the trend is picking up pace. Yesterday’s bearish pinbar at the highs is a mild concern as it suggests the upside is becoming exhausted. And as the close is almost a third the way down from its own high, it undermines the bullishness of yesterday’s close a little. That said, RSI is not overbought, price hasn’t moved beyond the upper Keltner band. Combine that with the longer-term bullish trend, it looks ripe to enter on compression above support. Going forward, 1.1831 is a pivotal level for traders over the near-term. If we are to stabilise above support, it builds a case to enter long during a consolidation period. Whereas a break beneath it places EUR/CHF on the backburner until bullish momentum returns. AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to LinkedInLinkedIn Matthew Simpson CFTe,Senior Market Analyst (Asia)	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2018 18:34	Puzzled getting weaker despite the geo political tensions strange Https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/EURCHF:CUR	sarkasm	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2018 09:59	What' interesting is that all but 2 trades this morning are sells yet the share price is holding steady, dare I say it looking at L2 even rising. It looks to me like any stock being sold is being absorbed by someone and I reckon the share price will start to rise as the day goes on.	cc2014	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2018 09:32	I need to look again at the previous update, but my recollection of this is that it was more upbeat than today’s, which appears to me to be not a problem but neither am encouragement to buy.	jadeticl3	Read Full Thread Reply
11/4/2018 09:27	results 'in line with our upwardly revised expectations, which were established at the time of the half year results on 21 November 2017'. Peel Hunt today reiterates BUY and 100p price target.	mfhmfh	Read Full Thread Reply
10/4/2018 17:43	1.1810 CHF	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
09/4/2018 15:32	Https://www.thelocal.ch/20180409/switzerlands-gorgeous-10-franc-banknote-voted-worlds-best	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
05/4/2018 19:17	1.1786 CHF	la forge	Read Full Thread Reply
28/3/2018 11:27	1.1784 CHF	waldron	Read Full Thread Reply
28/3/2018 11:26	Disappointed that no Trading Update. Tomorrow would not be a good day due to proximity of holidays, followed by holidays themselves so it looks as though a March statement of out of the question. Yes, disappointed!	jadeticl3	Read Full Thread Reply
28/3/2018 10:55	Surprised no trading update today	mfhmfh	Read Full Thread Reply
27/3/2018 16:57	Yep expecting a Trading Update this week 28/03/17 16/02/16 23/03/15 Was looking at BILN too guess you have to take one or t'other. Could SFR bid for BILN ?	hatfullofsky	Read Full Thread Reply

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