Good article in todays Telegraph.

Financial Director announces his resignation http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=5156660

a rather nasty tumble this morning
anyone know the reason, for even if going xd, surely that would not be until tomorrow?

Can't see any obvious reason, but if you look at their 5 year chart they do tend to do this leading up to the turn of the year..

in a roaring market, the fall looked ridiculous so i bought a few at 962 ...... i hold more in my sipp but at a much lower price

clearly the unwarranted dump yesterday was indeed that
shame i wasn't brave enough to buy a lot more :-)

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but have banked twiddly profit as markets likely to be unstable during the day

Very bullish broker note out today by Credit Suisse, hence the rise. Will post when I find it.

best day since October as broker upgrades

* Domino's Pizza +7.4%, top of FTSE 250 < .FTMC> and best day since mid Oct, as Credit Suisse upgrades to "outperform" v "neutral", adds to SMID Focus List
* CS raises FY16 and FY17 EPS forecasts by 15-19% (9%/14% above consensus)
* Cites Domino's US guidance of 3-6% International LFLs, further scope to improve online sales, and its assessment of management remuneration (consensus implies c40% LTIP pay-outs v 100% on its forecasts)
* Adds German JV reduces downside risks to cash flow [nFWN15G02C]
* CS ranked at four stars for recommendation accuracy on Domino's, StarMine shows
* Stock strong performer in 2014/2015, but weak lately (-22% from early Nov closing peak until Tues close)

More topping to go on this I wonder?!

My Son loves the crap from thıs company and ıt aınt cheap!!!!!

Should have loaded up myself.

Definitely not as tasty as the sp!

StockMarketWire.com
Domino's Pizza Group's statutory after-tax profits rose to GBP59.3m in the 52 weeks to 27 December - 20% up on last time.

Group sales increased by £28.1m or 9.7% to £316.8m (2014: £288.7m). The increase in revenues is driven by a 15.8% increase in system sales. In the UK revenue saw a 10.1% increase to £283.7m (2014: £257.6m) and in Ireland revenue remained flat at £21.4m, owing to currency headwinds. In Switzerland revenue increased by 21.9% to £11.7m.

Underlying operating profit increased by 16.6% to £73.2m, higher than system sales, demonstrating the favourable operational gearing from its operating model.

In the UK and ROI underlying operating profit increased by 16.8% to £74.5m (2014: £63.8m), compared with system sales growth of 15.7%. The share of profits from its investments in associates and joint ventures has increased to £1.7m, up from £1.0m in 2014.

The group continues to view these joint operations as an excellent value generator and the opportunity to share in the full value chain of the Domino's system.

Chief executive David Wild said: "2015 was a terrific year for Domino's Pizza Group; the UK performance was outstanding, reflecting continued investment in our e-commerce platform. This underpins both our like-for-like results and the success of our new store programme. Digital continues to be at the heart of our business, driving more customers and higher frequency of orders. Our cash conversion is strong and we have today announced that we are ready to resume share buy backs alongside a dividend that is up 18.6%. We have made an encouraging start to 2016, although we are conscious of increasingly tough comparatives through the rest of the year. I would like to thank the DPG team for their hard work. I also want to pay tribute to our franchisees whose tireless endeavours ensure that our customers continue to enjoy great pizzas at great prices every day - whether ordered online or by phone, delivered to the door or collected in store."

this is one of my top-performing sipp shares and i shall be holding it for a long time, occasionally adding a few and then perhaps taking a profit

Director takes up share option and then sells the lot, not unusual at a guess and given that it's the end of the tax year.
http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=5267686

StockMarketWire.com
Domino's Pizza Group has taken significant minority interests in Domino's Iceland, Norway and Sweden.

The group has invested £24 million to acquire interests in the master franchisees from Birgir Bieltvedt, the chairman and founder of Domino's Iceland, and certain other investors.

Following the investment, Domino's will hold 49% in Iceland and an effective interest of 45% in both the Norwegian and Swedish businesses. Bieltvedt and the current management team will remain with the business and retain a significant stake in each country.

Domino's Pizza Group chief executive David Wild said: "We are delighted to be investing in these exciting markets, which hold great potential for the Group. Our skills in e-commerce, marketing and supply chain will complement the excellent local know-how of our partners in Iceland, Norway and Sweden and help to grow the Domino's brand. This is a great deal for everyone concerned and we look forward to welcoming our new colleagues and customers."

for no good reason that i can see, DOM has dumped ~50p this morning
most likely peeps just clearing the decks a bit "just in case"
quite tempted to add more to my sipp in this sort of level, but shall watch for further weakness

StockMarketWire.com
Domino's Pizza Group has confirmed that the sub-division of each of its ordinary shares of 1.5625 pence each into 3 new ordinary shares of 25/48ths of a penny each has become effective.

Berenberg today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Domino's Pizza Group PLC (LON:DOM) and cut its price target to 400p (from 1200p pre sub division).

Barclays Capital today reaffirms its overweight investment rating on Domino's Pizza Group PLC (LON:DOM) and cut its price target to 283p (from 850p pre subdivision).

i remain a great fan of this stock and do not think they will suffer much if at all from brexit
it's often pretty volatile, and worth keeping open a view to buy on any significant dip
however, be aware that 50/200 dma coincide at 335, so that may prove something of a hurdle