suf99 you have to get in there stock going up might be 30p+ in couple days prob 35p in few days

Is there any bad news around on Yell? Why is it down almost 10% today?

no bad news today
i have a reliable source who gave me info from yell investors relations she turned arounf and said company is delivering above expectations as announced last week and paid around 400m of the 4bn debt. Q2 historically not good but surprised many. income revenue increase too.
guys with greed and no consideration are shorting the stock for their own gain
i say if you want to short short the rrs rio aal xta etc nothing wrong with yell whay so ever

What an awful day!
Suf99 you to buy lonmin?

Yell shares fall by 7.6%
Business Financial Newswire
The share price of Yell Group, the publisher of the Yellow Pages Directory, fell by 7.6% today, down 2.5P to 30.25p just bfore the close.

Earlier Barclays disclosed that it had sold nearly 1.9m shares, bringing its holding down to just over 47m shares, representing 5.99% of the issued share capital.

Thanks Anisa and Skinny.

sure its not hileo?

on the move sharply up this afternoon.

This is cheap.

pointing to 50p next stop and would still be cheap IMHO

one the move up again...

very strong support at 40p, so currently offering an excellent buying opportunity

spike coming northwards anytime now towards 42.5p then this will really motor on this breakout

plz can a clever bod paste a chart, the move northwards is clear

enjoy the ride to 50p minimum........

you beauty and it's yet to really get motoring

rocketing and no one else interested, off for the weekend already with a big smile :-)

It went all the way to 48.50p +8p intraday high and there is a bit of profit taking and now moving lower to 47p
as order book have got a bit weaker than earlier

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Deutsche been adding.

Broker

Exane BNP Paribas have upped their target SP....... to 80p!!!!!!!.

We upgrade our rating from Underperform to Outperform We have raised our target price from 1p to 80p, suggesting some 80% upside. Our risk/reward scenario suggests a downside risk of 100% in the case of default and upside of some 200% in the event of successful refinancing and a stabilisation of EBITDA trends.

Signs of stabilisation We believe that cyclical pressure accounts for half the rate of the print revenue decline projected in 2009/2010e. While structural challenges remain severe, we believe Yell should benefit from some cyclical improvement as well as from the reduction in the oversupply of directories. The Google reselling agreement should also have a positive impact on revenue growth in FY11e.

Addressing balance sheet concerns In our view, the most likely outcome of Yells current debt refinancing discussions includes an extension of its debt maturity of 2 to 3 years. Increasing risk appetite coupled with signs of stabilising operating trends lead us to believe that Yell should be able to raise capital. We estimate that the reduction in the Asset Liabilities Refinancing Gap in the event of a GBP350m rights issue would reach GBP1bn, of which half would accrue to shareholders. This analysis drives our new target price.

Yell trades on a 12% discount to its European directories peers on consensus forward EV/EBITDA. It has a FCF yield of over 50%, falling to 25% after a likely capital increase. Yell is a high-risk investment case, with potentially a high-reward profile. We expect the shares to continue to rerate on the back of balance sheet measures likely to be announced this autumn.

You in GF ,,,,i bought some last week ,reading the above i dont like the downside .