Thursday tips round-up: Moss Bros, Rockhopper, Domino's
30th Sep 2010 06:48
Moss Bros, which hires and sells men's suits, delivered a mixed bag for the six months to 31 July. It has no debt and analysts tip it return to profitability in the year to January 2012. So hold on, says the Independent. There will no doubt be a lot of back slapping at Rockhopper Exploration's ann
Read moreLondon close: Lower finish after sluggish day
29th Sep 2010 16:39
Footsie closed a few points lower at the end of a dull day's trading that was overshadowed by continuing eurozone debt worries. Ireland was the focus of attention again. The rating agency Standard & Poors says the price of bailing out nationalised bank Anglo Irish could exceed $47bn. Banks Royal B
Read moreLondon afternoon: Dull mood continues
29th Sep 2010 14:15
Leading shares remain mixed but with a lower bias as investors continue to fret over European debt issues. Debt-stricken Ireland is the focus of attention again. The rating agency Standard & Poors says the price of bailing out nationalised bank Anglo Irish could exceed $47bn. Banks Royal Bank of
Read moreBroker tips: Domino's, Game, Euromoney
29th Sep 2010 13:21
Pizza delivery firm Domino's issued another upbeat trading update on Wednesday morning but strong execution by management is already reflected in the share price in the view of KBC Peel Hunt. "Although the company has previously indicated an intention to distribute cash to the value or profit after
Read moreLondon midday: Footsie hit by debt worries
29th Sep 2010 12:19
Footsie is now in the red after a bright start, with European debt issues again clouding the mood. Debt-stricken Ireland is the focus of attention again. The rating agency Standard & Poors says the price of bailing out nationalised bank Anglo Irish could exceed $47bn. Banks RBS, Lloyds and Barclays
Read moreBroker snap: Domino's is a 'core sector holding'
29th Sep 2010 11:24
Pizza delivery firm Domino's issued another upbeat trading update on Wednesday morning but strong execution by management is already reflected in the share price in the view of KBC Peel Hunt. "Although the company has previously indicated an intention to distribute cash to the value or profit after
Read moreLondon open: Transatlantic lift for Footsie
29th Sep 2010 08:51
London has opened handily ahead after the decent close on Wall Street overnight. In company news, British Airways has finally signed its well-flagged transatlantic ticketing and revenue share agreement with American Airlines and merger partner Iberia. It starts in October and is worth a combined $7
Read moreLondon pre-open: Footsie to inch higher
29th Sep 2010 07:40
US stocks battled away last night to finish with a decent lead, but that hasn't impressed traders over here, with London expected to make just small gains in opening deals. Futures prices indicate a 5-point advance at the start. In company news, British Airways has signed a huge transatlantic tick
Read moreDomino's profits to be at upper end
29th Sep 2010 07:19
Fast growing pizza delivery franchise operator Domino's Pizza has not been growing quite so fast in the last three months but still thinks it will deliver full year profits at the upper end of market expectations. In the 13 weeks to 26 September LFL sales were 9.9% higher than a year earlier, while
Read moreWednesday preview: Smiths Group, Domino's, Topps Tiles
28th Sep 2010 17:43
Diversified high-tech group Smiths Group is two years into a mammoth restructuring programme and is, by and large, delivering on its stated targets, according to Charles Stanley. The suspicion remains, however (at least among the fee-hungry investment banking community), that the group is merely fa
Read moreWeek Ahead: Wolseley, Domino's Pizza
24th Sep 2010 11:55
Next week has a bit of a foody feel to it, with contract caterer Compass, pizza delivery firm Domino's and milk and cheese producer Dairy Crest all set to update the market. Plumbing and heating products merchant Wolseley kicks the week off, however, with results for the year to the end of July.
Read moreDomino's Pizza share sale delivers Nigel Wray £9m
22nd Sep 2010 16:34
Nigel Wray, the entrepreneur who sits on the board of Domino's Pizza, has sold more than £9m in shares in the pizza delivery company. He offloaded 2m shares at 470p a time, benefitting from a strong rise in the share price since his last big sale of shares. Back in June he pocketed nearly £17m as h
Read moreUK MARKET TALK ROUNDUP: SHARES GAINING
15th Jul 2010 08:07
Stocks on the rise in the UK today. Compiled by Dow Jones Newswires Markets Desk, [email protected] Contact us in London. +44-20-7842-9464 [email protected] 0707 GMT [Dow Jones] Seymour Pierce lifts Domino's Pizza (DOM.LN) target price to 450p from 400p, after 1H results and its
Read moreMARKET TALK: Seymour Pierce Lifts Domino's Target, EPS
15th Jul 2010 08:07
0707 GMT [Dow Jones] Seymour Pierce lifts Domino's Pizza (DOM.LN) target price to 450p from 400p, after 1H results and its like-for-like sales performance came in ahead of expectations. Also raises FY '10 pretax profit forecast to GBP36.6M from GBP34.6M, and EPS to 16.5p from 15.6p. Says "Domino's i
Read moreWednesday tips round-up: Northern Foods, Cranswick, DTZ
14th Jul 2010 07:02
Northern Foods expects trading to remain challenging, which might be stating the obvious, but it says it is prepared for further squeezes on consumer spending, having already expanded the range of lower-value products it provides to Tesco, in particular. The shares sell on about seven times' this
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