moneymakesmoney
- 03 Jun 2003 12:52
Pool old Evil must be feeling the pinch. Last week the papers said he had lost 1.9million on a short position spreadbet and its gone up a lot more since.
I wonder if the recent stregth is not just bears closing?
moneymakesmoney
- 04 Jun 2003 17:05
- 2 of 17
Well its still climbing and no doubt someones short is getting unbearable
Chart says it all really
Homer
- 04 Jun 2003 21:33
- 3 of 17
LOL!! evil must be shitting himself
moneymakesmoney
- 05 Jun 2003 10:00
- 4 of 17
It's still going up. Fill your boots time;-)
travis
- 17 Jun 2003 19:26
- 5 of 17
I wonder if it will bounce off 30p.
travis
- 19 Jun 2003 14:37
- 6 of 17
And it did, now climbing again back to 36/37 with a sudden surge of buying.
HARRYCAT
- 20 Mar 2009 15:45
- 7 of 17
Interesting reading the historical comments on this company on the various threads.
Up 30% to 65p today.
"MoneyAM Regus, the world's largest provider of outsourced workplaces, reported a pretax profit up by 25% to 149.2m for 2008, compared to 119.4m the previous year. Revenues were up by 24.9% to 1.077.2bn (2007: 862.4m) and EPS was up 14.3% to 12p.
Gross profit (Centre contribution) was up 21.4% to 305.7m (2007: 251.9m) and operating profit up 20.2% to 147.4m (2007: 122.6m).
Cash generated from operations was up 18.2% to 249.6m (2007: 211.1m) and net cash up 108% to 211.2m (2007: 101.4m).
The company proposed a final dividend of 1.2p, giving total dividends of 1.8p per share, an increase of 80% year on year (2007: 1p per share) "
RaajanTrade
- 20 Mar 2009 16:45
- 8 of 17
totally missed this one. Just didnt think market would reacy so quickly to this one.
craftyone
- 26 Apr 2009 08:30
- 9 of 17
looking at 100 within a month
dreamcatcher
- 25 Jan 2012 22:15
- 10 of 17
..Broker snap: Panmure downgrades Regus but stays positive
LONDON (ShareCast) - Investors in international office space supplier Regus (Berlin: RGV.BE - news) were clearly buying today in spite of Panmure Gordon's recommendation to hold the stock, after taking away its buy rating this morning. The broker said that the downgrade comes after a strong relative outperformance (to the sector) during the last three months ("albeit we believe some of this was due to the shares being initially oversold"). "However, we think the shares may pause for breath in the near term", predicts the broker. "While the company does look well positioned for significant growth in the next cycle, current macro uncertainties could limit near term upside, hence our now more neutral stance on the shares," Panmure said. Nevertheless, the broker still expects Regus to deliver on full-year market forecasts, with growth expected for 2012. It says that it remains comfortable with the long-term story. With the broker maintaining its forecasts, the target price is left at 90p. BC
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the manageress
- 08 Mar 2013 00:05
- 11 of 17
Was into this when it emerged from chapter 11, made a good profit.looks as if it's making a good comeback. I'm wondering as we slowly emerge from recession companies are more likely to favour these kind of work stations?
dreamcatcher
- 16 Mar 2013 12:19
- 12 of 17
A buy in this weeks IC - The good run by serviced office provider Regus in recent months looks set to continue ahead of its likely acquisition of MWB Business Exchange . Regus shares have romped from 96.7p to 150.2p since early November.
dreamcatcher
- 19 Mar 2013 15:04
- 13 of 17
Regus: Credit Suisse increases target price from 155p to 190p and reiterates an outperform rating.
dreamcatcher
- 21 Mar 2013 09:39
- 14 of 17
Regus: UBS shifts target price from 80p to 100p, but still recommends selling.
Sold my holding , been in since Jan 2012 at 87p.
chessplayer
- 15 Mar 2014 09:22
- 15 of 17
Looks to be a reasonable buying opportunity, with the sp down about 10% from recent highs. Now at 215.5 . The chart looks good and Shares like it. - a yield of 4%.
Any comments?
parrisf
- 15 Mar 2014 16:12
- 16 of 17
Not 4% with AM.
chessplayer
- 18 Mar 2014 06:59
- 17 of 17
Sorry, I misread it. 4p per share.