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Yougov really is cheap. I know we are a month off of the FY24 accounts, but even with the profit warning, they are likely to look very healthy. Few companies are able to go through the last few years and still make big profits like yougov has. The slight dip in profits is fully understandable, with all the issues being overcome by 25.
Yougov will recover, and within a few years if the cpb pays off the way it seems it will, yougov will likes reach new all time highs.
Unbelievable the price still not rising?
He is the co founder. His sell was well timed, and I expect his buy is also well timed. £100k is a positive message to the market.
I would probably have sold, or at least reduced, myself, had I been a shareholder at that time and seen that inside sell.
Nevertheless, while it is no certainty that he has bought some back near the bottom, and notwithstanding the fact it is still only a fraction of the profits he made back then, one would imagine he still is not looking to chuck £100K down the toilet either. Time will tell. GLA.
Annoyingly, he bought £100k at 410 but his wife sold £3.9million at 980 earlier in the year. chump change, even if they also bought a house.
going to need to see a good few more TR1s and BoD buys before they prove it's going to bounce.
The director buys 100k in shares. Yougov is so cheap at the moment. Has anyone looked at their accounts for fy23 and the current statements for 24 read with the profit warning. Yougov has generated more revenue in 24 than in 23. The acquisition, high inflation and general economic down turn are the reasons for yougov making similar profits in 24 as fy23. But, and I will say it again, revenue is up! The acquisition is complete and the economy should cool off in 25, I would expect very big profits from 25 onwards.
Lastly, has anyone actually bothered to look at the GfK's Consumer Panel Business yougov acquired? It seems a pretty good investment, which alines nicely with yougov. It enables at least 5m in cost savings as mainy of their costs overlap, it earned 24m in profits FY22, it has a robust client list which it seems have all stayed with the business since changing owners and it held more than 53m in assets just before it was acquired. Moving forward, the new business and yougov's current interests combined profits, which will not be joined properly until 25, could easily push yougov's post tax profits near the 70m mark. Moreover, enable the company to easily reach the 100m mark within the next 3 to 5 years.
Yougov is still very likely to pay dividends this year, perhaps even with a small move upwards. And it should be able to pay off the debt it owes within the next fives years, whilst expanding, paying dividends and retaining strong liquidity.
It is a decent enough inside-sized purchase for me to have a small nibble myself now.
It does not mean the bottom is in (in fact almost certainly not, given I just bought!) but hopefully not too far off.
And hopefully the first of a few inside buys for that matter.
Just a planned trade for me, but one that I am willing to give some time to, if needed, to see it hopefully deliver a respectable profit.
GLA and good weekend.
At start!
hopefully more to follow
Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/YOU/directorpdmr-dealing-eu3qd5prkikv9k5.html
purchase of 24,249 shares by Stephan Shakespeare, Non-Executive Chair
It may have the opposite effect - not enough?!
Your director's buy has just appeared - £99.5k's worth....
283,869 shares bought at 408p a few minutes ago.
Large buys going through now
Would have expected some director buys by now
£12 to £4 in space of a year is very poor but not seeing any buying
I am finding the SP movement fascinating in this one. My TA is simply not good enough to understand it, but the chart action just 'feels' slightly different to what you normally see in these situations.
I thought the bottom was probably in earlier this morning, but now I am unsure. It has not confirmed yet, IMO.
Equally, that it has not broken 400p yet, also makes it increasingly compelling, to my mind.
Still observing from the sidelines for now anyway. GLA.
The shorters must now be looking to close out their positions now its dropped 65% in 6 months.
With those 2 large buys the spread tightened right up and I think it’s changed direction so I jumped in. Yes I changed my strategy within 4 seconds, very rarely pays off 🤞
Yes, it has been looking likely for the last few days, they are desperate to fire them stop losses off at 400p for those who bought in after the drop.
Here it goes, expecting a drop off from £4 then recovery, fingers crossed it plays out
Retesting
Oh dear, down again
Maybe the directors should send an SOS??
If I could post an ss I would. It seems like a few after hours trades have gone through. But I think someone was trying to buy a very large position and was not able to. Perhaps a short position was trying to be closed. Who knows haha. Regardless, today was good.
A Green day. I take that.
Well fook me a day without dropping hope we have turned a corner