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[leeson31] 08/1/2023 20:42

When is expected next ims or trading update guys? Thanks. Id imagine they've done well over Xmas on sales, and in Q1 2023 they'll expand on their B2B supplier expansion re Australia mainly. Cheers

[ramellous] 05/1/2023 11:04

B&M had good results today. Increase in trading here and France. Could be a read across to UPGS

[joseph moran] 05/1/2023 10:51

Yes 4.82 pence paid on 27th January

[essential] 05/1/2023 10:39

Xdiv today?

[bigbigdave] 03/1/2023 16:35

To be fair Dr B many investors had a poor 2022

[johndoe23] 03/1/2023 14:57

Ignore that, misread

[dr biotech] 03/1/2023 14:46

Their naps last year were a mixed bag, and thats me being generous. They had a terrible 2022 altoghether- some of the recommendations were appalling. Seraphine/Joules/Strix/podpoint/Madetech/Creightons lost 70-100%. Some good picks as well to be fair though I missed most of those as I lost faith. Overall I make them down around 10% over the last 18months or so.

[bigbigdave] 03/1/2023 14:20

Reckon this might be one of SCSW naps for 2023

[philanderer] 03/1/2023 10:41

ex dividend thursday morning for the 4.82p dividend.

[philanderer] 30/12/2022 16:17

Fine end to the year , 440k traded.

[robbnw] 30/12/2022 12:11

Every reason for this share price to get to 250 and beyond Superbly run business

[robbnw] 30/12/2022 12:11

Is that the reason for increase you think ? Seems strange one

[aishah] 30/12/2022 09:17

Breakout here. Affordable products, freight costs down, China opening up, good hedging FX strategy. Unlikely to increase product prices imo. Should do well during the cost of living crisis. Won't be surprised if a few tipsters get onboard here.
Have added here recently. Dyor

[deanowls] 30/12/2022 08:44

Tipped somewhere?

[ramellous] 16/12/2022 16:05

Any past concerns regarding cost of shipping their stock from China seem to have gone.

Jefferies: Container Sector - “Freight rates have fallen to cash operating costs ..... indicating prevailing spot rates have overshot to the downside.”

As suggested, after the 2020-2021 boom, now the bust. With a huge newbuild order-book and hundreds of ships under construction, the container sector is going to be in for a very tough 2-3 years.

I can now send a 40ft container loaded with goods 12,000 miles by sea from Rotterdam or Felixstowe to China for US$367($3 cents a mile)....that is not a typo.

That same loaded container would cost $1,200 to transport 600 miles from London by road/ferry to Hamburg. ($2/mile)

To say the EU is a high cost protectionist racket is an understatement.

[wad collector] 15/12/2022 17:08

I like his brevity.

[deanowls] 06/12/2022 09:11

You’re a great conversationist Rob.

[robbnw] 06/12/2022 09:03

Research tree

[philanderer] 05/12/2022 16:20

Air fryers and electric blankets buck downward trend for Black Friday technology sales

Heated clothes airers and heated throws also sold well as consumers purchased energy-efficient appliances

[daveme] 05/12/2022 14:59

robbnw, in which publication was the write-up? Thanks.

[robbnw] 05/12/2022 12:26

Great write up

[quepassa] 23/11/2022 17:57

Sector peer, AO.

Up another 12% today at 68.5p.

Now approaching +40% since mentioned by me two weeks ago at 50p.