And even more oversold now.
Quote from Interactive Investors: 'The slide for Trainline on the back of its year-end update reflected net ticket sales of £5.9 billion and revenues of £442 million that were slightly short of City expectations.
The misses were driven by international consumer ticket sales, which at £1.1 billion were short of hopes due to industry-wide changes to the presentation of Google’s search engine results. Demand from US tourists also levelled off following its post-Covid surge' |
A great buy then. |
there was not one single piece of "New bad news" in today's announcement, so it makes no sense that it should drop 15% |
you wouldn't know an outlook if it hit you in the face |
Dealy says outlook looks good
Totally clueless |
It's just the uncertainty over British rail but that was known before today so seems like a good bargain? Market is strange at the moment. |
You and me both Dealy, wasn't expecting a 10% drop this morning, quite the opposite! not sure what in the Statement has flagged as a negative to such an extent. |
surprised to see these dropping. results / outlook looked good |
It sure is. Good to see them buying back stock. Will add further when it is even more oversold.The idea that UK govt will eventually try to develop their own ticketing solution to compete is for the birds. In the meantime TRN will continue to innovate develop their platform and further penetrate European markets. |
Looking more oversold now, then |
Looking oversold, adding here. |
Market hates uncertainty. Bit of a cloud hanging over this now. |
Government planned expansion of contactless pay as you go across rail networks |
What's up , back to 380p today? |
Train pal is better than Trainline now imo |
chart looks good up to xmas dyor |
4* Trainline issued positive guidance this morning following solid trading performance during H1 FY25. Group net ticket sales were up 14% year on year (YoY) to £3.0 billion, and revenue up 17% YoY to £229 million with adjusted EBITDA up 44% to £82m. Following a strong start to H2, the Company is today revising upwards its previously stated guidance range, which was originally set in May 2024 and subsequently improved in September 2024. In FY2025, Trainline now expects to generate net ticket sales YoY growth of between +12% and +14% (previous guidance of growth at top end of 8% to 12% range). Revenue YoY growth of between +11% and +13% (previous guidance of growth at top end of 7% to 11% range). Adjusted EBITDA...
...from WealthOracle
wealthoracle.co.uk/detailed-result-full/TRN/918 |
Anyone else noticed you can now buy train tickets on the Uber app. I know this was announced months ago, but not a regular user of Uber and not sure if its a new thing.
Anyway, you can buy train tickets on the Uber app today. |
Finally a stock that's making me money..glad I jumped on board this train |
Topped up c.300p the other day. Don't see why this can't break above 400p again if we get a bit of wider market strength into year end. |
great results today (on their website) |
Paul Jordan of Amati Global Investors makes a strong case for TRN in this interview with Paul Hill of Vox: 28m15sec in TRN will not be affected by the Labour Government nationalising the railways as they have confirmed they will NOT be developing their own E-Ticketing App due to “significant cost and complexity”
TRN will be the dominant player for E-Ticketing in the UK and in Spain and Italy but he sees a strategy going forward to dominate all Europe by developing a single integrated App.
I have added a further 6,690 shares at 316.7p and am looking for an initial 25% gain on this purchase. |
crazy price today for this astonishing growth company..
do not see how Japanese weakness and US jobs data affects this.
Have nibbled a few more..
Incidentally .. great time to be buying back you own stock. |