Millennium International Management LP didn’t keep they’re short open long…..it was closed on the 28th |
I noticed Millennium International Management LP opened a short here on the 26th at 0.55% then increased it on the 27th to 0.63% |
Why such a high volume today? 11 m traded? Is it correct? |
On the other hand, is the. Dry small consolidation at 178 a half way point. Any Chartists out there who could shed more light. |
I think it is likely that we will get a pause for breath. It has had a good run and it might be about to hit the upper trendline on the chart. |
Still going up. |
This retailer is on the up – and is a prime takeover target according to I.C. article published on January 16, 2025 by Michael Fahy! |
They mean full and audited accounts. |
Slightly confused by this bit
"We expect to report full year results for the period ending 28 December 2024 in the second half of March 2025" and yet first table shows the FY figures on RH column. |
Yeah, look for companies with low PEs and low debt, a divi is a bonus.
There's plenty out there! |
Bought recently as I was looking for value investments. This seemed to fit the bill assets and dividend. Wey happy so far. I think it is the turn of value investments to outperform. |
Can't buy in auction |
Lovely, up 10% |
Nice update :)
GLA holders. |
A positive update today with profit on the up. |
2 million trades on Friday including one of 500,000 |
Big article in IC this week tipping WIX FWIW.
The weak profits and narrower margins reflect a subdued demand in the face of substantial material inflation during lockdown in a competitive market. They point out that with the closure of Homebase , Wilko and Carpetright they may benefit. Can't see much relevance to the latter two myself .There are still plenty of other supermarket type outlets that do some DIY stuff.
The Tradepro division is increasing so maybe that will become a more dominant part of the store, though the "do it for me" demand has been weak.
The house broker forecasts a 15% slide in pre-tax for 24,though predicts a rise in 25 and beyond.
With prospective yield of 7.4% covered about 1.2X they acknowledge there is risk but they also point out that it is a cash rich business with no debt and even though it has big leases, it might be attractive to a private equity firm.
Might add a few myself before results. |
Interesting looking chart. Anyone have any thoughts on what it could mean? |
... or just undervalued, or insider trading in advance of the update. |
Been blue amongst the red last couple of days. The next TU won't be out for another month, is there some momentum here , or just noise? |
What is The Santa Rally And Should I Invest in UK Stocks Now?
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WIX highlighted |
ex div today 3.6p |
Xd 3.6p next week. |
Kingfisher reporting similar results to Wickes basically holding flat ready for recovery in 2025. Consumers holding back on big ticket items their spending is on general maintenance products |
Sadly still a fair bit off that 250p price. I suppose that it was demerged at a bit of a peak in the sector. Travis Perkins was about £15.50 at that time and is now worth just over half that. It's current price is about the same as 20 yrs ago, so not in a good place either. |
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