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STAF Staffline Group Plc

29.55
0.25 (0.85%)
17 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Staffline Group Plc LSE:STAF London Ordinary Share GB00B040L800 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.25 0.85% 29.55 29.20 29.90 29.90 29.20 29.90 46,975 16:35:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Management Consulting Svcs 938.2M -11M -0.0664 -4.50 49.56M
Staffline Group Plc is listed in the Management Consulting Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STAF. The last closing price for Staffline was 29.30p. Over the last year, Staffline shares have traded in a share price range of 22.00p to 43.00p.

Staffline currently has 165,768,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Staffline is £49.56 million. Staffline has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/11/2020
13:07
I am going to try and hold for 3 or more years.
chinahere
23/11/2020
13:04
If it breaks c40 next one is c50p IF

As for NO DEAL B you can say its priced in but equally if its done then it counters you're needing to replace euro workers argument....you cannot argue both ways.

If this doesn't break 40p there's a retrace on its way and once the selling start down it will tumble..

qsmeily456
23/11/2020
12:51
Looks to be a classic recovery play for a company that was overly priced down to begin with.How you guys intending to play it, just hold or stepped stoplosses to accumulate? Genuinely interested
r1singson
23/11/2020
12:44
I think theres another 10p in this in extremely short order

Stocks are flying

The Astra Zeneca news sinking in. That’s 3 great vaccines, this one for the price of a cup of coffee

john09
23/11/2020
12:44
Less than 10k sorry
jimbarlow78
23/11/2020
12:43
L2 showing less than 1000 shares under 40p
jimbarlow78
23/11/2020
12:40
It will break 40p and you will see a substantive rally but no idea when, could be today, later in the week, start of the Santa rally soon (could be earlier this year), stay long imo
ny boy
23/11/2020
12:35
Looking highly likely to break resistance, so smelly does this mean it's going to rocket now if it breaks resistance as you said the opposite if it doesn't?
kirk 6
23/11/2020
12:31
You could say starting to move,However it's got a long way to go on the share price should never of come down this far in the first place.Wake me up when we get past 60p
kirk 6
23/11/2020
12:29
With regards to Covid it's a no win too. Staffline will do extra well out (for example) Hotel Chocolat due to people being stuck at home treating themselves, but will suffer (for example) from A La Carte's airplane catering business being very hard hit. I don't know the figures but I think it'll be fairly neutral.
I think that Brexit as it specifically relates to Staffline is already priced in. The loss of EU workers has a major impact, particularly in farming, that won't be much helped by any Brexit deal but won't get much worse than it is right now.
Staffline's problems - bad management and poor regulatory compliance (specifically around pay - not around RTW and modern slavery where they are excellent) pre-date Covid and Brexit and have been addressed. They've left a debt legacy that will take time to come out behind of. Their technology platform (back office and recruitment specific) is integrated and scaleable and they have a lot of good people under experienced leadership. I don't know investment but it seems that it was ridiculously over-valued at £11 and it's very undervalued now.

raggedsoldier
23/11/2020
12:23
Markets are going nuts. I’d hold everything you can right now
john09
23/11/2020
12:16
Even if there is another lockdown and during another Covid situation staff line recruitment is critical to keep key workers in jobs and look at all the demand they have had in certain sectors of their business? We are literally in a pretty much no lose situation whatever happens with Covid and whatever happens with Brexit. All we can decipher is that staff line is extremely undervalued and will most likely be trading much higher in the next few weeks and months.
kirk 6
23/11/2020
12:15
If we get a Brexit deal the share price will go through the roof!. It's already trying to break through and head towards 40p anymore buying and we will rocket
kirk 6
23/11/2020
12:14
Just stay long and stay patient with various good news flow to come over the coming months! Add on meaningful dips too
ny boy
23/11/2020
11:47
Absolutely spot on grip
qsmeily456
23/11/2020
11:42
The whole covid situation has not rolled out yet ,, it’s been held back by stimulus ,,,
gripfit
23/11/2020
11:29
In terms of Brexit, general concensus deal or not is for Sterling to roar........

Hold all high dividend cash generating units.

Once Staf get past the debt hurdle and announces return to dividends see you later share price ....

DYOR but

rainbow unicorn
23/11/2020
11:07
Super City.....I like that....im laughing and lifes about having a laugh so thanks....appreciated 🤣
qsmeily456
23/11/2020
11:06
NO DEAL means business shrinking and moving out of the UK and that is bad for staf....wakey wakey city boy
qsmeily456
23/11/2020
11:04
Two things 1) the market will grow again from current levels, hence the comment 'in a growing market'2) try and be less negative on life - you only have one so why waste it in the doldrums
supercity
23/11/2020
10:53
City i agree.....in 3 years and a good wind

They could equally lose you 40 to 50% from here

qsmeily456
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