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WG. Wood Group (john) Plc

192.90
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 11:54:21
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Wood Group (john) Plc LSE:WG. London Ordinary Share GB00B5N0P849 ORD 4 2/7P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 192.90 192.70 192.90 199.80 186.20 197.10 1,304,244 11:54:21
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Engineering Services 5.9B 464M 0.6707 2.86 1.32B
Wood Group (john) Plc is listed in the Engineering Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker WG.. The last closing price for Wood Group (john) was 192.90p. Over the last year, Wood Group (john) shares have traded in a share price range of 124.00p to 222.00p.

Wood Group (john) currently has 691,839,369 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Wood Group (john) is £1.32 billion. Wood Group (john) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.86.

Wood Group (john) Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/1/2009
12:05
At last a post. Was tempted to top up but stuffed out with oil stocks and call options.
Just sold Tullow, ENI to go next. Will hand on to WG, PATIENCE SHOULD BE REWARDED FROM HERE.

philo124
05/1/2009
09:58
Barclays Share of the Week

22 Dec 08

Wood Group symbol: WG.

After a period of stunning performance in the first half of the year, oil prices have beaten a hasty retreat with the price of crude languishing at $44 a barrel. Of course, in years to come, consumers may well look back on the current price level with fond memories. But while OPEC has agreed a significant production cut to try and stabilise prices, a return to the heady days of the summer – when oil touched $147 a barrel – now seems a long way off.

This presents a conundrum for investors; oil is a finite resource and, by definition, demand should begin to outstrip supply once the global economy returns to a trend level of growth. In that sense, oil should rise as long-term fundamentals are supportive of prices; indeed, our longer-term fair value stands at $64 a barrel. But it's also undeniable that a price of $40-45 presents some headaches for the industry; complex projects such as oil sands are usually unprofitable at this level, while a continued downward trend in prices may prompt oil companies to postpone new projects or drop them altogether. Meanwhile, a global recession means weaker demand – both from motorists and industrial users.

For investors who want to maintain exposure to the oil sector or who want to diversify away from the traditional oil majors given the current economic environment, we would suggest Wood Group. The company should be partially insulated from the falling oil price by the fact that Production Facilities – Wood Group's largest division – benefits from having 75% of its activities based on long-term contracts (thus offering good earnings visibility). The Well Support business, on the other hand, is likely to see a slowdown in 2009, lagging the current decline in US oil rig count.

Broadly speaking however, Wood Group is one of the higher-quality oil services businesses and perhaps most crucially it is well funded – a significant plus given current financial conditions. It therefore remains a good way to add diversity outside the well-known oil majors. The stock trades on seven times next year's earnings and is a constituent of our UK portfolio.

spob
03/1/2009
17:53
Could be the year of a merger. Begins with A
slim9
02/1/2009
13:42
harryg

I could earlier (before 9am) but have just tried again to add to check it out and I too have the 100 limit ......... so it's all of us. Pity I was intending to add if it went sub 190.

aeros
02/1/2009
12:19
Something holding this back today.
jibba_jabba
02/1/2009
12:07
Aeros
I am still receiving a max online trade of 100 from Selftrade- strange that you are able to deal in larger quantities!!!

harryg
02/1/2009
11:07
Selftrade? .......... No. I use and am finding OK.
aeros
02/1/2009
10:41
Been 100 since monday.
jibba_jabba
02/1/2009
10:32
Expect a decent move above the 200p level, the mm's are messing at the moment.
Look at the recent Director purchases, contracts being won to the detriment of Petrofac etc.
WG are going to grow significantly.
Charts say up from here.

chutes01
02/1/2009
10:04
Anyone else finding it difficult to buy or sell more than 100 shares at a time online? Selftrade have had this maximum amount for days.
harryg
01/1/2009
11:21
werock: 'Let the trend be your friend' ...still holds true.

Still reckon this will hit new lows in January/Febrary ...THEN WILL BE THE TIME TO BUY!!!

wendsworth
31/12/2008
19:24
Oil raged more than $6 in less than five hours. The explanation is simple. Shorters closed for year end holiday and account. But one thing is certain oil at $40 or even below is simply unsustainable. We will see oil raging towards $60 very soon. And WG will be 200+ easily.
werock
30/12/2008
15:42
this doesn't know what to do today, the New Year will see this ludicrous price banished as the news filters through.
BUY.

chutes01
30/12/2008
14:33
Barclays also rated this one very highly. BP, Tullow and Wood Group are their core holdings.
werock
29/12/2008
10:19
Opportunity knocks, just a bit of patience required.
chutes01
23/12/2008
08:47
Very encouraging article by Questor in the daily Telegraph today. It was recommending it heavily again today having done so in November at a higher price. Happy hunting in this time of opportunity, MW
miss womble
22/12/2008
16:39
dasv : I'm pleased you've done well .

jibba-jabba: Your post sums up the REALITY for private investors currently with this share. Thanks for your candour. I reckon there will be a number of 'bad days at black rock' for the market in general in the New YEAR which should give you the opportunity to get your £900 back!

wendsworth
18/12/2008
17:52
Aspers i bought a load to average down from 414, got more at on the way down 213, 209, 199, 195, 191, 182 and yesterday at 178 sold most today, was over 4k down now only £900 on paper, but got most of my stake money back, await the odd dive and buy..
jibba_jabba
18/12/2008
15:48
Independent goes with a negative, has wood as cautious hold - says impossible to tell which way it will go from here, quotes wood "Indications are that there will be a reduction of spending by clients, with a consequential impact on service company activity" Evolution says expects eps to fall by 20% next year but still expects share price to hit 325.
luckyvince
18/12/2008
10:27
Morgan Stanley upgrade to overweight.
dasv
18/12/2008
08:30
looking good today.....set a sell at 220p that will give me 20% over the last few weeks, must not get too greedy!!
aspers
17/12/2008
16:48
Opec to cut 4.2 million barrels per day, will filter through to the price...
jibba_jabba
17/12/2008
15:32
it is all about sentiment, and at the moment whilst the bottom 'may' have been seen last month, what do I know, except that investors are now short-term gamblers and any small turn profit is being taken, THis will affect market prices for some time imho
silverfern
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