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The sp is way too low, clearly an overreaction to the 1/2 results. Expect MA to turn around things in 2nd half. For now the sp is @ bargain. MA is a retail magnate and knows how to make ££. He'll get the job done, and HOF is the problem in the group.
Kully house of fraser was ailing for years. The most astute thing anybody could have done was not to buy the shares from Sir Tom Hunter, former retail guru. Having bought the shares then the best thing to have done was not to compound the error and just take the loss on the chin when they went under. The few customers HoF had left were cheesed off with the website being down for months, orders sitting in limbo and then cancelled and just generally gift card holders being mistreated. Add to that suppliers and the likes of intu telling Mike to get on his bike, Mike employing young green relatives in lofty positions and you have a recipe for disaster that could wipe out spd. I take exception to somebody trying to reignite old religious divisions in my home city as well and it makes no commercial sense either just to get back at Rangers. Just as an aside, I was talking to a chiropodist yesterday. Wealthy lady and husband with his own business, stay at Gleneagles from time to time. Just the sort of people who used to shop at HoF. She was trying to get an expensive after shave gift and gave up as the counter was not staffed. Yes can happen in other shops too. I fit the profile of that shopper and will be sticking to debs. I like quality goods but I am not prepared to pay over the odds for it.
" I take exception to somebody trying to reignite old religious divisions in my home city as well and it makes no commercial sense either just to get back at Rangers."
What exactly do you mean by this?
Hi Eddie don't have time to go back over old posts. One section of old firm only invited to switch on the Christmas lights.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
Or then again if any invitations were issued to the other half, they must have been declined. Either way no good and one of the faux pas that lead to shocking results like today. Okay must scoot.
HOF is the main problem, and NUFC a side distraction. He'll turn it around, knows how to. Give it a couple of years, and SPD will be much higher than today.
Sorry about the duplicates on the move. But there were no prominent Rangers supporters assisting at the event either but a prominent playwright who supports Celtic. Just in case you missed in in another place Falcan, I left you a message saying there were no notifiable shorts here yesterday. Think that will have changed today.
What a nerve that MA has - his company share price is near a year low and he moans about another competitor refusing his cash. I say LEAVE DEBENHAMS ALONE and get your own house in order first Mike! Seems like you have a LOT of work to do with HoF before even considering acquiring yet another company. He should remember that the market could crash next year if Brexit goes wrong - acquiring other companies and increasing the SPD debt levels is exceptionally high risk - but we know he likes a punt. Remember MA other people are invested here too - not just you!