Tate & Lyle Share Discussion Threads

[wendsworth] 23/7/2009 12:16

Never found this share easy to 'read'.

Have just sold my entire holding. A 10% return strikes me as reasonable. It might go higher ...BUT the old adage ' sell on the news ....' decided it for me.

Will monitor .

Good luck to all holders.

[jab118] 23/7/2009 12:05

Lurgy... So the gap up has not been filled in your opinion, taking into account that it has gone up several weeks ago too 328p, does that help the gap fill ?

[jab118] 23/7/2009 11:13

Sound up date.

Dividend 22p thats a good return on the share at below 400p ..

Daily Telegraph a few weeks ago commented a buy at 300p to 350p

I was already in >>> :@)

[jab118] 23/7/2009 09:43

Lurgy.. what's "Livermore" gap ?

[lurgy] 23/7/2009 09:24

Very nice breakout this am. A gap like this is a very good sign if I remember rightly - a 'Livermore' gap? Besides which fundamentals suggest still well undervalued. This gap may not fill, but if it does then I will add.

[balcony] 23/7/2009 08:44

Nice trading statement this morning and the share price also

[jab118] 13/7/2009 16:00

dalstal... chart is looking better now, a few shorts closing into the rise might see this going North, very sharply imhonesto..

[jab118] 02/7/2009 13:20

dalstal.. what does the chart look like now?.. :@)

[dalstal] 30/6/2009 15:09

chart looks good for 20pts - looking to confirm a breakout.

[harvester] 29/6/2009 23:12

advfn financials do not list ex-divi date for current year yet !

[chris coxon] 27/6/2009 17:11

Click on Financials above.

[harvester] 27/6/2009 16:08

ex-divi date must be coming up soon. Anyone know exactly when?

[janes bond] 24/6/2009 01:07

The three year chart now has a resemblance to a stair case. The only trouble is, we are walking down and not up!

I'm watching carefully. We could be in for a bumpy ride if we are heading towards the next leg down of the bear market?

[mzj71852] 18/6/2009 15:39

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Tate & Lyle has been initiated at Jefferies with a hold rating and a 328p price target.

Sainsbury raised to neutral from underperform at BoA-Merrill Lynch, target price rising to 335p from 315p, and upped to buy from hold at Oriel. But cut to hold from buy at Deutsche with target reduced to 330p from 360p.

Xstrata upgraded to buy from hold at Citigroup, target price raised to 850p from 750p. Also upped to overweight from equal-weight at Morgan Stanley with target price rising to 855p from 385p.

Mouchel downgraded to sell from hold at KBC Peel Hunt, target price under review.

Kesa Electricals upgraded to add from hold at Numis.

RBS cut to underperform from neutral at Macquarie.

Lloyds upped to neutral from underperform at Macquarie.

Associated British Foods started at Jefferies with buy rating and 860p price target.

Home Retail upped to equal-weight from underweight at Morgan Stanley, target rising to 260p from 150p.

Reed Elsevier downgraded to equal-weight from overweight at Morgan Stanley, target price cut to 553p from 590p.

ITV upgraded to buy from sell at RBS.

Gulfsands Petroleum started at Seymour Pierce with a buy rating and 230p price target.

[eric bristow] 03/6/2009 10:19

Top of 3 year down trend channel which I guess it will have a real job breaking through. If it does 4 quid looks on though.

Nice timing by Tate to finally make it's move only when the FTSE runs out of puff though... Grrr!

EB

[jab118] 03/6/2009 09:18

EB... looks like the 300p hanging has been broken, at long last.

What is the next level mark of resistence now, why do you recon 3.35p?

[eric bristow] 02/6/2009 10:22

Hanging on to 3 quid by it's fingernails yet again (31st time?) Once it gets a great big boot over the ledge easy terrain to 3.35



EB

[janes bond] 31/5/2009 20:10

The announcement is a refreshing change for long termers. No severe profit warnings, (well, none that weren't expected). However, as always, there are things to gripe about - debt levels, moth-balling large plant etc...
The issue, before the announcement, was whether TATE would maintain dividends - they have done that and I was quietly confident that they would.
So, I am happy to keep TATE as an income investment, within my portfolio. The shares are a decent hedge against UK sterling being devalued, they are a decent dividend play and prospects are not so bad. The name is prestige and the new boy in charge makes for interesting times to come.
With regard to the share price, it's anyone's guess really. A resistance at 300p, the time of year and lack of major news to bolster enthusiasm might just allow the share price to trickle down - in which case, I might just buy some more. I don't see the shares as a sell.

[jab118] 29/5/2009 15:40

That's about the 30th time in a 2 weeks TATE, has risen over 300p level., even after yeasterdays mark down.

like to see it hold above 300p and then the next surge upwards.

Nice bull fight needed, hope that picture helps:@)

[engineer66] 29/5/2009 14:25

Ouch! Ouch!

[jab118] 29/5/2009 11:09

Engineer66

looks like a bounce is right on your Q :@)

[gumarabic] 29/5/2009 11:06

Danger on this spike

[engineer66] 29/5/2009 11:05

Management changes look promising. ABF's sugar business doing quite well.
With a bit of a shake up at Tate, sugar moving in the right direction and a freshening up of the brands, sentiment could change and share price bounce back.

[jab118] 28/5/2009 14:09

Market is on the turn, might see a blue finish today, as shorters start to close the hefty shorted 250.

That's the latest on Doomberg folks.