Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Share Price (JDW)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Plc LSE:JDW London Ordinary Share GB0001638955 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  5.50 0.71% 779.50 95,117 11:13:07
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
778.00 783.50 782.50 751.50 764.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Travel & Leisure 1,818.79 95.42 70.60 11.0 938
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
11:13:07 AT 244 779.50 GBX
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Wetherspoon ( J.d.) (JDW) Latest News (1)

Wetherspoon ( J.d.) News

Date Time Source Headline
22/9/202010:59ALNCJD Wetherspoon To Cut Up To 450 Staff At Airport Pubs
21/9/202007:22ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
20/9/202011:20ALNCFurther UK Restrictions Would Be "Devastating" For Pubs - Wetherspoon
16/9/202011:29UKREGWetherspoon (JD) PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
16/9/202011:28UKREGWetherspoon (JD) PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
16/9/202011:17UKREGWetherspoon (JD) PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
14/9/202009:07ALNCJD Wetherspoon Sees Quiet Trade As New Virus Restrictions Take Effect
14/9/202007:00UKREGWetherspoon (JD) PLC Update Announcement
31/8/202007:53ALNCJD Wetherspoon To Continue Reduced Prices Scheme As UK Initiative Ends
24/8/202009:44ALNCTOP NEWS: JD Wetherspoon To Post Loss; Decries "Overcrowding" Claims
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Date Time Title Posts
22/9/202011:02JD Wetherspoon4,396
05/3/201921:19J D Wetherspoon Pub Customer Comments21
05/3/201912:04J D Weatherspoon Pub Customer Ratings9
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22/9/2020
09:20		Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Daily Update: Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Plc is listed in the Travel & Leisure sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JDW. The last closing price for Wetherspoon ( J.d.) was 774p.
Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Plc has a 4 week average price of 751.50p and a 12 week average price of 751.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,734p while the 1 year low share price is currently 492p.
There are currently 120,380,155 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 421,785 shares. The market capitalisation of Wetherspoon ( J.d.) Plc is £935,353,804.35.
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24/8/2020
08:55		adrian j boris: http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/wetherspoon-j-d-JDW/share-news/Wetherspoon-JD-PLC-Update-Announcement/83120938
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01/8/2020
15:35		konradpuss: ronwilkes321, how do you make that out? Our local 'Spoons' was heaving last night. It took twenty minutes to get a table. Unless there is another complete lock down I don't see your 'Business will have no revenue in a month'. As to your £5.00 share price prediction - who knows until we see some numbers post reopening. As an aside Fullers were quite positive on trade since reopening.
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17/7/2020
17:31		konradpuss: Essential, are you sure it either burns itself out, or we get a vaccine? Could we not just get heard immunity? Some reports say we are already close to that. Now off to the local 'Spoons' to help the share price!
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14/7/2020
18:09		tim 3: Exactly EI. When on holiday last week half the pubs were shut and most of the others shut very early unsurprisingly spoons was full on both floors. Took dad to a Ember inn pub this lunchtime when we got their despite saying open on website it was shut. Sometimes they dont help themselves, although there are tough times ahead for the industry spoons will be one of the winners imo. Don't forget the share price has doubled since the crash so understandable it may pull back a little here, the easy money has been made am afraid could see it going back to £8 where there is decent support.
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22/5/2020
20:50		konradpuss: Creature? to be fair to the fellow/fellowess, 'Spoons' do not have a brewing arm. I actually wonder if the share price of 'Spoons' is reflecting a 'sunny upland' that will not be the case for some while. O.K. when the government can issue gilts with an interest rate of diddly squat, then the public finances can struggle on at least for a while. This will not stop mass unemployment, just look at the U.S. Will the unemployed be down 'Spoons' spending their Giro (I guess they don't get those any more - it's just a 'ping')? I am afraid it's the vulnerable and poor that are going to be really hit. Oh! and the middle class will eventually pay more tax unless the government 'go for growth'. Get the new unemployed retrained as builders and solve the housing shortage and as we know all builders like 'Spoons'. Simples! and that idea is not so silly.
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20/4/2020
12:46		my retirement fund: They need to crack on with it before the equity price halves again and the dilution is even more dramatic. Look at Marstons. Just about able to beg extension covenant forgiveness for a month or so and share price could easily fall to near zero as the deadline approaches
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11/4/2020
10:35		tim 3: I used to hate spoons the main outlet in town was a dark dinghy affair with very questionable clientele. However over the years as they have opened more outlets I have warmed to them a lot and now if I am out with friends, work or my partner then I usually visit an outlet. Price is a key factor but I can afford to pay more provided I am getting extra for my money and I really object to paying £2 extra for the same drink. If it is in an upmarket bar with higher standards and something extra then fine but my experience of particularly city centre bars is often it is just a different building and often not as spacious and airy as the spoons outlet. Other things I like about them is the app I have eaten in the centre of London where nearly every table is taken and still received my food and drink quickly without having to visit the bar it really is a great innovation. I also find their choice of beers excellent I tend to drink lager and the choice and quality is always spot on and round here you only pay around £2.49 for a pint.The opening hours are also spot on and they stick to them unlike many pubs now that seem to open and shut when they feel like it particularly at quiet times.The food is ok yes its not brilliant but again for that market you can easily pay double for similar meals.If I want a quick bite to eat they are perfect if I want a treat then I will go elsewhere. Over the years they have continued to improve with innovations like the app and a large choice of alcohol free drinks for what is the fastest growing market. I guess the main thing I like is no matter what I buy I never feel like I have been ripped off and can usually find a seat and enjoy a drink meal and good banter with friends. As long as they continue to keep changing overtime they will continue to be successful as they appeal to such a wide range of customers you only have to look how many now copy them, usually not as well.This virus could be the final nail in the coffin for some pubs and bars who have been struggling before which is sad but will ultimately strengthen JDW's position.At present the share price may have got a little ahead of itself but in the long term I still think they will trade well above here. imo. Have a great weekend all and stay safe.
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30/3/2020
12:34		essentialinvestor: Just for some context re the share price, current share price levels look near December 2016 prices. Does that represent great value?. If your view is very long term, perhaps it does. However even when pubs reopen we are facing a tough 2/3 years for the wider economy?.
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13/3/2020
15:38		glenowen: Blinking eck - less that £10, time to buy? Not just yet, in my opinion. Long-term debt is £777m, per last full year Balance Sheet, so hardly "very little". However, much of that debt has been incurred by the company itself to buy back shares, thereby increasing the stated "returns per share" I.e. EPS etc.Quite a shrewd strategy, I believe, but the perils of the relatively high debt levels should not be overlooked in the present conditions - look at Cineworld as an example of a company being brought to its knees by ludicrously high levels of debt/over-ambitious management.JDW has always been prudently managed - e.g. tiny dividend paid every year to free up capital for investment in pubs - and has a very bright future, in my opinion, unlike Cineworld. I fully intend to invest more, to take advantage of the share price crash. But I think it is too soon, yet. If the Govt. decides that public gatherings are to be severely restricted like in Italy, I can see JDW falling further.They are already in "bargain" territory - given the long-term outlook - but I suspect they might be an even bigger bargain in a few weeks time. I will fill my boots then.
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23/7/2019
11:16		maywillow: There certainly seems a strong correlation with the jdw share price , profits rise and brexit after all the pub is a home grown british institution Https://www.marketscreener.com/J-D-WETHERSPOON-PLC-9590143/charts/ HAS THE share price REALLY DOUBLED SINCE BREXIT REFERENDUM cheers
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