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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Young & Co's Brewery Plc | YNGA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| -2.00 | -0.20% | 976.00 | 10:10:04 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 956.00 | 956.00 | 976.00 | 978.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| TRAVEL & LEISURE |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 29/9/2020 10:10 by finkie poor timing here on my part with a buy a few months ago but good company with some nice freeholds but yes if pubs have to close this could be bad news short term for whole sector. If i had more cash i may take a position at this level as a new investor. |
Posted at 03/6/2005 11:29 by zeppo Enjoyed Sorrento and Capri. Nervous on cliff road ride along coast to Amalfi and on Capri up to AnaCapri. Brilliant weather and scenery. Write up in Investors Chronicle for YNGA. Summarised as 'High Enough' but two interesting scenarios given re cash back possibilities. Good rise so far today. I am still sweating on BEM (where I am currently incurring a huge percentage loss - if I sell.) The pie in the sky is currently mostly Bellack area in Sweden, one of a few which they have the rights to. The company say this has a survey profile similar to Olympic Dam in Australia. Is this just a cynical ramp which got me in too high? And Stanelco - when will they make the big announcement? DVW and NWG results both on Tuesday next, I believe. Or possibly Tuesday and Wednesday. I am glad I stuck with UU. also. I think we can buy the extra A shares with confidence. z |
Posted at 14/5/2005 18:58 by lundhousegreen Young's results 26th May. Maybe news then. Guinness Peat, the major institutional shareholder with 23.3% of the 'A' shares, have been pushing the board for such a re-organisation. The next major institution is The Exploration company with 6.36% of the 'A' shares, which have Halsteads (AIM) in their portfolio . Hope the rest of the investors stay. I have noticed a few "R" trades, which I assume are shares being taken out of ISA's, and being put into certified / nominee accounts. Here's hoping the share price does continue it's upward trend. LHG |
Posted at 16/1/2005 17:00 by zeppo Hi LundyI live in Hampshire now but get up to Lancashire when I can. I got into Thwaites originally at about 120p but went in and out usually quite well but to clear speculative losses. I have about 2K now which I got into about 150p so I cannot complain at the current price. I am holding them along with YNGN, Hardy & Hanson and some Fullers Preference shares. Looking back we would have been better of in the Fullers ordinaries but at the time we bought interest rates were low, market recovery was less certain and they still give a good yeild I missed out on Peel and Glenmorangie. But did well with Wintrust Prefs. bought back when Wintrust was taken over by Singer Friedlander. Have just locked in a good profit on LSE and on some of our DVW. With the proceeds I am clearing some of my debt but have already diversified into CAR. ENN, SNR and PFD as I previously mentioned. I do refer other investors that I meet and aquaintances to our source but they appear to thrive without having their phones jammed by internet enquirers. The dealing desk is always busy. z |
Posted at 14/1/2005 09:35 by zeppo lundyoff topic I went too heavily into svn for my budget, not knowing that it would take a while to come good. It went ahead briefly after coming out of OFEX onto AIM then gradually went backwards. I sold 2/3 of my holding at a loss -apprehensive of the effects of decreases in property prices. I think it may be about to come good soon. I still have 1/3 of my original investment. When tips are generally very successful I can get carried away and rush into the next one - without really being able to afford a long wait. I am struggling to become a more sensible investor these days. My personal record it as a sad leveraged speculator continually burning my fingers. I got into FTO and SEO ten years ago and wasted a lot of monet assuming that they were going to be 1000 percenters short term. Both may come good this year. SEO should have their annual report out within a month but are still suffering from losing a patent dispute with BPRG. If seo survive any costs/damages they have to pay then they still appear to have tremendous prospects. I will only go into it again when the picture is much much clearer. FTO rose from a penny to 14p years ago and were building on their offshore mooring point to discharge oil tankers into China with a chain of branded petrol stations and other developments in China. Then the share collapsed because of bad debt. It has recovered a lot this year but has lost its petrol stations. Annual figures about may time. They still have cash flow from the offshore mooring point for oil tankers, a share in China's aviation fuel (which they tried to sell during the last year), and gas distribution in China. I will look at tou,trk and trt. z |
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