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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Trinity Mirror | LSE:TNI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009039941 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 85.70 | 85.00 | 86.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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31/7/2017 08:03 | Happy with that - debt down again, together with pension deficit. Div up and soon we'll have a rising net cash position. Still reducing overheads. | philjeans | |
30/7/2017 14:35 | The cash generating ability of the business will be evident tomorrow. What will they do with it? The issue is that trying to return it to shareholders would necessitate a pro rata payment to the pension fund. Personally, I believe over next 10 years interest rates will rise and the pension deficit will be eliminated. Unfashionable view, but I would prefer them to increase rate of buyback to £15m per year and accumulate the rest of the cash on the balance sheet, until they can return it without penalty. Not double down on new media titles. | xxx | |
28/7/2017 11:16 | TNI interims due Monday. | spot1034 | |
28/7/2017 11:13 | TNI and JPR are moving in opposite directions.... is this a coincidence ? | gfrae | |
25/7/2017 22:12 | Try inyourarea.co.uk | harry_david | |
25/7/2017 21:44 | Interesting thanks Harry. Hopefully if they can "monetize" that then it might justify the non-boring comment you referred to from the trading statement : "... anticipate that the second half will show improving revenue momentum as we benefit from initiatives implemented during the first half of the year" I must take time to have a look at what they are doing with their regional's web presence, down here in Kent AFAIK we don't have any TNI presence. | kazoom | |
25/7/2017 16:43 | Nice. Resistance 120p? | freddie ferret | |
24/7/2017 16:50 | philjeans, the main Mirror site is growing strongly still, but it is the Regionals which are quite amazing, up about 100% yoy every month. They clearly have found an exclusive angle because their regional competitors are doing nothing. As an example, Liverpool and Manchester on their own are now about as big as the Express is nationally and nearly half the size of the Telegraph. I do not have the comparitives but they are probably bigger in the UK than twitter despite Trumps help. I really have my fingers crossed over this. | harry_david | |
24/7/2017 14:46 | Thanks Harry - very good news. TNI have done extremely well with their digital offering after a slower start that DMGT. I've noticed that Mirror Group photos and news clips crop up all the time on my laptop; when I click the search bar at the top of the screen for another site, using Int Explorer, I get a page of "news" items as suggestions, and they're very often accompanied by a piece from Mirror Group and/ or a Mirror group photo. I imagine this is all remuneration for us in some small but ever increasing way and income. | philjeans | |
24/7/2017 08:55 | I am a bit late but last Thursday's ABC online numbers were again outstanding for Trinity. June yoy was up 3 million daily visits to just over 10 million a bigger increase than any other group and now a very clear second to DMGT. | harry_david | |
24/7/2017 08:50 | An interesting read from the trading statement from Connect today: "Sales in Smiths News remain in line with our strategic forecast; total revenue of GBP1,125.8m (2016: GBP1,173.7m) decreased by 4.1% with newspapers continuing to perform more strongly than magazines....." | patience a virtue | |
20/7/2017 15:37 | Good stuff kazoom, but I liked the vague allusion to revenue from new initiatives in the last statement. That broke new ground, especially interesting to me as they mentioned plans for unspecified digital moves at the agm. | harry_david | |
19/7/2017 19:57 | I think we know almost everything f.i.m.; we could probably write some of the key passages of the results statement ourselves : | kazoom | |
19/7/2017 19:23 | Why? what do you know? | foot in mouth | |
19/7/2017 12:37 | Looking forward to interims end of the month. | patience a virtue | |
13/7/2017 18:36 | The size of the buybacks has reduced of late, I think this may be the cause of the recent weakness in the share price Beware the bounceback will probably be rapid. | freddie ferret | |
05/7/2017 08:59 | About a penny more. | smicker | |
05/7/2017 06:45 | 80k Shares removed yesterday that's nearly 3%in total. How does that affect the eps? Cheers | cityconindex | |
30/6/2017 12:45 | Furthermore there has been a fall in life expectancy which should benefit the pension deficit. I can't remember what company it was now but, they specifically referred to this in their recent results statement. | junior21 | |
30/6/2017 11:20 | cityconindex, the short term position is that interest rates now are lower than they were at the last valuation but your theoretical point is important. They indicated that 1% was worth £200 mil some time ago so presumably still the same. Conversely if inflation goes up there is an opposing impact though I think to a lesser extent. | harry_david | |
30/6/2017 09:38 | Harry interesting point. If rates went up 1/4 point how will that impact the pension issue. | cityconindex | |
30/6/2017 08:42 | Mirror bingo zzzzzz | kazoom | |
30/6/2017 08:06 | Yes a bit slow out of the blocks this morning but it looks like the penny is beginning to drop | bc4 | |
30/6/2017 06:50 | philjeans, all good points but the key for me is the cryptic comment from Simon about impending revenue from new initiatives. Could be something really good following the sharp increase in regional online numbers. | harry_david |
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