Bought a small starter position in #RMV Rightmove.
Op Margin 67.7%
PE(f) 13
Yield 2.81%
Revenue CAGR 15.6%
EPS CAGR 17.5%
Just popped above 50dma
Company doing all the right things yet share price cut in half due to the perceived threat of AI
#W7L back above the 200dma for the first time in a while. Once a share every PI seemed to own, now firmly out in the cold. Is it a buy at this point?
PE(f) 10.7, yield 6.2%, EPS growth 14%.
@conkers3@masterinvestor I've been tempted many times. This video is a good overview of their problems from a non-investing perspective.
https://t.co/UGIoFGHoHh
@1James1n1 Thoughts as a marathon runner myself: I'll definitely be picking up a pair of these. ASICS, Adidas, Puma all get great reviews, and a lot of hype around Li-Ning racing shoes (£80 or so on Shien / AE).
ZTF are hugely connected to Nike who have a lot more worthy competition now.
@micliffo Yeah, i suspect some sort of "microdose" regime once you've finished the actual course of weight loss.
Novo are such a strong company I'm quite sure they've been developing this for some time already.
Good to see $NVO creeping above the 200-day SMA.
Prices at 2022 levels, but revenue 86% higher and profits 107% higher.
Headwinds from the higher efficacy of $LLY Eli Lilly products exist, but they're also the first to gain US approval for tablet form GLP1 medication.
[I hold]
@s1m_j@investwithwes1 I have mates that work in big accounting firms - they're unable to invest in any company they work with (even though one mate is in HR with no access to the accounts).
Some are not even able to invest in companies their husband's / wive's company work with.
Scores on the doors:
ISA 22.7%
SIPP 21%
Wife 15%
Daughter: 15%
The first two accounts run on a value / GARP basis performed well. Stars: #IAG#AAF#Gold#Silver#Uranium
Latter accounts lower risk, value and income plays. Happy they performed as expected.
To 2026!🥂
I'm not usually one for cheap digs at government efficiency, but the @ONS writing me a letter, purely to tell me they're writing me a letter, really does seem like peak "we have taxpayer money to burn"
Whatever one thinks of the Budget and the Chancellor’s choices today, it takes real guts to enter frontline politics today with all the scrutiny of family & constraints on life. The vast majority of people wouldn’t do it. Whilst many (myself included) will disagree with some of the policy choices the ChX has made, I am yet to meet a cabinet minister who isn’t trying to do their best for the country as they see it.