Sports Direct Share Price (SPD)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Sports Direct International	LSE:SPD	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B1QH8P22	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+9.10p	+2.41%	387.40p	908,216	16:35:21
Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
387.50p		388.00p	389.00p	377.10p	377.80p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Retailers	2,904.3	361.8	46.8	8.3	2,087.04

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Sports Direct (SPD) Latest News (2)

Sports Direct News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
20/4/2018	12:30	UKREG	Debenhams plc Holding(s) in Company
20/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
19/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
18/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
17/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
16/4/2018	07:25	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
13/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
12/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
11/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares
10/4/2018	07:00	UKREG	Sports Direct International Plc Transaction in Own Shares

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
26/3/2018	09:44	Sports Direct (with charts)	5,862
27/6/2017	17:35	SP HOLDINGS.....Moving into profit !!!	859
10/2/2017	08:20	Shell	-
15/9/2016	13:46	* Sports Direct *	56
17/8/2016	15:38	SPD reasons to buy	-

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Sports Direct (SPD) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
15:53:34	387.60	131	507.76	O
15:53:28	387.52	335	1,298.19	O
15:53:26	387.40	500	1,937.00	O
15:53:22	387.47	900	3,487.20	O
15:53:15	384.91	66,733	256,861.99	O

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Sports Direct (SPD) Top Chat Posts

Date	Subject
20/4/2018 09:20	Sports Direct Daily Update: Sports Direct International is listed in the General Retailers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SPD. The last closing price for Sports Direct was 378.30p. Sports Direct International has a 4 week average price of 361.80p and a 12 week average price of 351.20p. The 1 year high share price is 424.40p while the 1 year low share price is currently 280.20p. There are currently 538,730,031 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 665,788 shares. The market capitalisation of Sports Direct International is £2,087,040,140.09. Read Full Thread Reply
09/11/2017 20:50	discodave4: For the last time:If Debenhams' share price falls significantly, Sports Direct would either be forced to become a significant shareholder at a loss or pay the party on the other side of the option in cash. If the share price rises, the buyer would probably not exercise the option and Sports Direct would not end up with the shares.It's the former IMO - significant shareholder at a loss.Give up, it's like pulling teeth.DD Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/11/2017 22:11	discodave4: Hi Itcm1, thanks and likewise to yourself.Terminated you do know how MA's put option works don't you?. Just one more time just for you, a put option is the ability to sell shares in a company over a specific period and at a specific price. The buyer of the option is the one who decides whether to exercise it.In this case, Sports Direct is the writer of the option. It receives a premium payment but has no control over whether the shares change hands. The buyer, who has not been publicly identified, is the one who makes the decision.If Debenhams' share price falls significantly, Sports Direct would either be forced to become a significant shareholder at a loss or pay the party on the other side of the option in cash. If the share price rises, the buyer would probably not exercise the option and Sports Direct would not end up with the shares.As a result, for the period of the option, Debenhams will live with the prospect that Sports Direct will become a large shareholder if its share price falls.Does that help?, no need to thank me.DD Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/10/2017 10:53	undervaluedassets: I think the "unethical" issue has surely been NOT paying staff properly. That is what has been the driver of the decline. The Guardian and the BBC have harried Mike and SPD to death over these issues. The recovery lately is surely about putting these things right and treating staff decently as much as it is about anything. And quite right too. Interesting to note that on a straight share price performance basis SPD has outperformed Next both year to date and on a 10 year basis. (calculation does not include dividends) Dont believe me - take a look on Google finance. Dividends ... well interestingly Mike stopped paying divis in 2009 and from that point in 2009 to the peak in 2014 the share price put on 2700%. The decline of the last 3 years has been about corporate governance not the lack of a dividend. As for tired - he is as ambitious as ever isn't he. Hardly tired. They will reap the reward . They own too much of the high street no to. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/9/2017 09:19	undervaluedassets: FINL yes but also - Read across from Next. Where ordinary results are getting a good response today. (This is because ordinary results are beating much lowered expectations. And the NXT share price is very low.) Much the same is true here. SPD has become the stock of low expectations. And the share price is very low. And of course it is in the same business as Next - clothes retail. As I have said there is a very low bar here to beat here. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/8/2017 21:14	discodave4: pps aaahhh it was my old mate undervalued assets who thinks the DEB balance sheet is sound......wouldn't know a solid BS if it fell on his head.You do know how MA's put option works don't you undervalued?. Just for you, a put option is the ability to sell shares in a company over a specific period and at a specific price. The buyer of the option is the one who decides whether to exercise it.In this case, Sports Direct is the writer of the option. It receives a premium payment but has no control over whether the shares change hands. The buyer, who has not been publicly identified, is the one who makes the decision.If Debenhams' share price falls significantly, Sports Direct would either be forced to become a significant shareholder at a loss or pay the party on the other side of the option in cash. If the share price rises, the buyer would probably not exercise the option and Sports Direct would not end up with the shares.As a result, for the period of the option, Debenhams will live with the prospect that Sports Direct will become a large shareholder if its share price falls.mmmm makes you think doesn't it, particularly after the recent holdings RNSDD Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/8/2017 06:34	nortic 007: Just dug this up but it's a couple of days old.Good weekend all.Sports Direct chart breakout could spell big upsideBy Lee Wild \| Thu, 10th August 2017 - 13:18Share thisSeven weeks ago, high street budget sports chain Sports Direct (SPD) published horrible-looking full-year results. Revenue was up, but margins had crumbled and underlying profit had crashed by 59%. But the share price is up over a third since, and technical analysis suggests there could be further upside to come.Sports Direct had become a pariah stock following all the furore around zero-hours contracts, profit warnings, departing executives and boozy board meetings.Admittedly, the selling looked to be over given the shares had traded sideways for a year, but few anticipated what has happened since July.Closing at 300p prior to results day, the share price is now above 400p for the first time since April 2016. Clearly, investors were happy to ignore deteriorating margins, a truckload of provisions and sterling's post-referendum crash, which crushed profitsMore interesting was the hiring of turnaround specialist Jon Kempster as finance director, and owner Mike Ashley's insistence that trading in the firm's new generation flagship stores is "exceeding our expectations". Traders also liked his confidence in growing underlying cash profit by 5-15% in the year to April 2018.In terms of the charts, this sharp move higher is significant.Having already broken above two potential resistance levels, Sports Direct shares have blasted above a third, more important number. Closing higher than 412p puts the shares above a major level whose origins can be traced back to 2012/13 (see above).From here, there's a possible hurdle at around 442p, but bulls will point to levels around 513p and 572p where the share price fell dramatically following a damaging profits warning. That followed a prior crash after an investigation uncovered "Victorian" working conditions at its warehouse in Shirebrook, Derbyshire.These so-called manipulation gaps often get filled over time. Achieve that here and investors could generate big profits.However, billionaire Mike Ashley may be an accomplished businessman, but he is unpredictable, too. He also warns about "short-term fluctuations in underlying EBITDA, particularly given the continued uncertainty surrounding Brexit".While the charts look interesting, this is one for the bold. Dropping much below 410-412p may start alarm bells ringing. Bears would sell this one and set a tight stop loss, pointing out that the shares are heavily overbought here. One to watch. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/8/2017 11:29	ltcm1: Personally I don't see much upside for the SPD price. MA seems to be a world expert at paying far too much for distressed business. He does seem highly exposed to the 'bad Brexit' and the increase in the living wage. The Goals Soccer investment makes sense but his buys of Debenhams, Findel, Game Digital just expose SPD to all the same problems that could afflict the main company, only a whole lot worse most likely. It's like he is doubling down and MA doesn't seem to be very good at gambling. The fact is he should have started the move upmarket in flagship stores about five years ago. And the smaller ones are sad and dated. Also there is MA himself. I mean the penny dropped with the Ryanair guy and he realised his image wasn't good for business. SPD should be a likeable brand that has a sense of fun and gives something back but instead MA has got into all these other problem investments. Good luck if you are long but just interested what you think of all the other ventures. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/12/2016 16:39	nortic 007: Didn't dip and the closing auction . I'll take down 0.9 % all day long. Would like to think SPD share price have absorbed a lot of so called bad news. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/4/2016 20:31	scapital: If anything could negatively impact the SPD share price a bad deal with BHS is right up there. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/2/2016 14:36	osirisra: Well they don't seem very wise at the moment as SPD is down 20p from where I bought and I sold CEY to fund the SPD purchase (CEY up 6% since I sold). That is the market for you, sometimes it takes your level headed thinking and knocks it sideways. Not to worry though, my reasons for buying SPD stay the same. Let's also not forget that we have the Euro's coming up this summer, along with The Olympics. Fingers crossed that the first set of results out post these two events will be a rocket under the SPD share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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