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“Despite these challenges in the short term, the company is addressing the issues, and is focusing on investment in data products upgrades and AI, sales organisation enhancement, and cost base reduction. Buy, TP 1,500p”
Would be good to know where you got that. I don't see anything similar and searching accross multiple places I have seen (both from the 20th of June):
from https://finance.yahoo.com/news/yougov-shares-crash-shock-profit-090203193.html
> Peel Hunt analysts Jessica Pok and Melanie Yang said: “Today’s downgrade is larger than we expected. We plan to revise our forecasts in due course.”
And https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/250500/yougov-shares-down-43-on-profit-warning.aspx
> Peel Hunt analyst Jessica Pok said this indicated downgrades to forecasts for financial 2024 of around 6% to revenue, and 38% to adjusted operating profit.
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>"This was a disappointing statement from YouGov, given the high visibility reported at the interims," she said.
You clearly haven’t read all of their note.
Yesterday was over exaggerated and over extended, bounce will kick in
SJN do you have link for the peel hunt target? Assume it is from Bloomberg or equivalent hence general public not finding it?
YouGov working its issues out, says Peel Hunt
YouGov (YOU) has delivered a ‘very disappointing’ profit warning but Peel Hunt says it continues to address its issues.
Analyst Jessica Pok retained her ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of £15 on the survey and analytics group, which plummeted 40% to 488p on Thursday. It reported lower than expected bookings in first-half results and despite improvement in the second half, trading was slower than expected. It expects full-year operating profits to fall 38% this year.
‘This is a very disappointing statement from YouGov, given the company’s high visibility…at the interims,’ said Pok.
She said the share price fall since the interims -down a quarter - suggested the market was pricing in a downgrade. However, she said the downgrade is larger than she expected.
‘YouGov has been impacted by slower client spend and intensified competition for data products. Despite these challenges in the short term, the company is addressing the issues, and is focusing on investment in data product upgrades and artificial intelligence, sales organisation enhancement, and cost base reduction.’
Citywire
I see it now retained £15 target… currently £4.40 yikes, let’s see how today plays out.
Super poor guidance is the issue. In Mid March after the 1/2 year results Peel Hunt noted the group had “75 per cent revenue visibility in place for the year”. What happened!
Yes, thats really the question. I reread the transcript of the H1 earnings call where they were stating they had 75% orders booked for the year and that Q2 orders were 12% ahead of prior year. To have stuffed it up so badly in such a short time really does beg an awful lot of questions.
If you look at charts. Yougov has a habit of massive troughs followed by massive peaks! Oct 2022 and Oct 2023 are the proof.
Sounds like stop losses kicking and them quickly recovering. Let's see today.
Https://citywire.com/funds-insider/news/expert-view-natwest-eckoh-ssp-ds-smith-and-yougov/a2444886
Bounce commenced everyone and Their dogs know this is worth far more than yesterdays brutal drop! 50% doesn’t even get us half way to where we were needs to be 100%
I’ll have some of this
Intraday rsi on every level absolutely battered, those buying here will make a decent return
Scooby, what does the Expert View article say as you have to be registered to read it?
Herd bringing the squeeze this will be £6 by Monday!
All major shareholders here hold less than 5% of the company's shares, except for Abrdn Investment Management Ltd, which holds 5.607%. If one major shareholder has been selling, based on the trading volumes from yesterday and since the opening today, they are either done selling or almost finished. Despite yesterday's RNS , the updated price targets remain around 1500, and looking at the tech chart, it appears heavily oversold so I believe we'll see recovery this afternoon following yesterday's significant drop.
Nah can't really buy much. A heap of stop losses got triggered yesterday, probably already sold them again to orders.
Thanks for the link Scoobydoo321!
Mms are bidding and looking for stock which is very good but not that surprising to see
Enjoy the ride up