This seems a bit odd - can anyone shed light on this?
Dixons have no trades showing on DXNS has the epic changed or something?
Cheers for any input
:>)

Morgan Stanley target 38p

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/361556/Comet-s-woes-aid-dixons

Looking at 30p.

a true story ..... the other day i went into duty free at heathrow as my son wanted a specific camera ..... i had already done my homework and established that i could buy on line at £304 ..... dixons duty free were demanding either £458 or £498 (!!) - i can't remember which

so i go to a good retail camera shop in miami ..... shelf price was $529 (approx £325), but when i mentioned that i could buy it cheaper in uk, the manager immediately offered me a price of $449 (£275), which of course i accepted

lots of useful conclusions can therefore be drawn and lessons learned by uk retailers!

Dixons should issue an update soon. I think the guy who bought 1.5 mln at 28.36 yesterday had good reason to buy.

Ahoj - 17th - next Thursday.

Vidacos Nominees > 6%

What does that mean?
Are there in private/small shareholders accounts?

Ahoj - Company Overview of Vidacos Nominees Limited

TS tomorrow.

Fingers crossed for the holders.

Warranties and electrical goods seller Dixons Retail (LON:DXNS) provides an update covering its fiscal third quarter, covering October, November and December.

Portuguese broker Espirito Santo is tipping a 6% increase in like-for-like (LFL) sales, “but with some negative gross margin mix from an increased weight of tablets and some additional operating cost resulting from increased staff in store to ensure new customers have a good experience.”

The broker also expects Dixons to make further price cuts over the next 12 -18 months to reduce the price gap with Amazon.

“For the Nordics & Northern Europe we estimate LFL sales increased 9%, almost as high as the 1H LFL sales growth of 11%, but with a negative impact on gross margin and a negative mix impact on margin as the growth in Denmark and Sweden outstrips that of the higher margin Norwegian business.

“For Southern Europe we anticipate a LFL sales decline of 9%, in line with the 1H. The bigger issue is what Dixons can do to dispose or restructure the business.

“Finally for Pixmania we forecast a 13% LFL sales decline, a deterioration of the -11% 2Q run rate as competition increases. But although we assume an operating loss this year of around £30m we assume this loss may moderate next year as management get to grips with the business following the change of ownership and makes a decision about the future of the business within the group.”

Trading Statement

Dixons Retail plc, Europe's leading specialist multi-channel electrical retailer and services company, today announces trading for the 12 weeks ended 5 January 2013.

· A strong performance over the Christmas period with like for like sales in key businesses up 7% as we continued to gain market share:

· UK & Ireland traded well with like for like sales up 8%;

· Continued strong performance in Northern Europe with like for like sales up 11%;

· Single-channel business PIXmania had a poor period impacted by the ongoing restructuring of the business, compounded by significant negative trends in its main markets.

· Progress continues on the restructuring plan to improve the financial position of the business.

· Group gross margins down 0.5%, primarily driven by product mix.

· Group Full year underlying profit before tax expected to be in line with market expectations of £75 million to £85 million.

A couple of Director buys @£27k each.

not much volume

Standard Life > 8%

Recent run continues.

Full year trading statement 16th MAY.

AGREEMENT TO DISPOSE OF EQUANET


Dixons Retail plc, ("Dixons Retail" or "the Company"), Europe's leading specialist multi-channel electrical retailer and services company, today announces that it has entered into an agreement to dispose of its Equanet operations to Kelway, the London based IT solutions and services provider. The disposal comprises the IT reseller activities based in Bury along with the Equanet brand name. Dixons Retail will continue to operate its successful PCWorld Business B2B offer online and in stores. The transaction is expected to complete later this month.

Sebastian James, Chief Executive of Dixons Retail commented: "The agreement to dispose of Equanet demonstrates further progress in refocusing our business on leadership positions in key markets and territories whilst at the same time, giving Equanet the opportunity to flourish in the specialist B2B market under the ownership of Kelway."

Phil Doye, Chief Executive Officer of Kelway commented: "By adding the Equanet business to Kelway we are further strengthening our differentiated customer proposition. This acquisition reinforces our growth trajectory, which sees Kelway accelerating towards the landmark of becoming a UK Technology Company with half a billion pounds of turnover."
- Ends -

Taken half off of the table as I've almost doubled.

Superb day for holders.