Glambia Shares?

zpehtsfd

Buy, Sell or Hold? Appreciate any opinions on this.

frank_drebin

zpehtsfd wrote: »

Buy, Sell or Hold? Appreciate any opinions on this.

im asking myself the very same question , I bought glanbia under 5 euro two years ago , I sold it at 8 euro a year ago , only to watch it rise another 25% and more in the first half of this year , the lowest its gotten back to is 9 .34

its PE is above 20 which puts it over valued but since its growth has been so strong this past few years , that means little , Kerry has an even higher PE , I don't usually buy high PE stocks but like tesla and Netflix in the usa have shown , it doesn't mean much when you have constant record growth

glanbia is due to announce results before the end of this month , if you plan to hold long term , I think its a definite buy , the dairy industry in Ireland is booming and is set for increased growth from 2015 on as milk quotas are removed

mickman

zpehtsfd wrote: »

Buy, Sell or Hold? Appreciate any opinions on this.

who are glambia :-)

Sonnenblumen

mickman wrote: »

who are glambia :-)

Would you like a toothpick?

zpehtsfd

frank_drebin wrote: »

im asking myself the very same question , I bought glanbia under 5 euro two years ago , I sold it at 8 euro a year ago , only to watch it rise another 25% and more in the first half of this year , the lowest its gotten back to is 9 .34

its PE is above 20 which puts it over valued but since its growth has been so strong this past few years , that means little , Kerry has an even higher PE , I don't usually buy high PE stocks but like tesla and Netflix in the usa have shown , it doesn't mean much when you have constant record growth

glanbia is due to announce results before the end of this month , if you plan to hold long term , I think its a definite buy , the dairy industry in Ireland is booming and is set for increased growth from 2015 on as milk quotas are removed

Thanks Frank. Appreciate your feedback. Wasn't planning on holding long term so might sell half now and see what transpires over the next few months before unloading the rest. GL.

Andrew_dub

Where and how can I buy this shares?

steel_balls

Andrew_dub wrote: »

Where and how can I buy this shares?

anyone who needs to ask the above question is not ready to buy a high priced stock like glanbia

Andrew_dub

Useful answer)

gordongekko

Andrew_dub wrote: »

Useful answer)

it actually was

Andrew_dub

OK may be it's to simple for you - but still question.
I found on google finances only american company Glabbia, but didn't find Irish one.
What's the index code of irish one?
On which portal it's better to make account to buy this shares (ameritrade / forex, ...)?
I'd like to get them and to keep for couple years.

Thanks again

love_struck

Andrew_dub wrote: »

OK may be it's to simple for you - but still question.
I found on google finances only american company Glabbia, but didn't find Irish one.
What's the index code of irish one?
On which portal it's better to make account to buy this shares (ameritrade / forex, ...)?
I'd like to get them and to keep for couple years.

Thanks again

that's cause your spelling it wrong

its glanbia and its under the following ticker on the Dublin exchange , its not on the new York exchange

( GL9 ), its shot up in the past few days due to good results on Tuesday , its a food ingredients company , most of the milk produced in this country is processed in glanbia , im surprised you never heard of it , its rarely a good idea to invest in a company you never heard of

Andrew_dub

how to get access to DDublin exchange?

Johnerr

stock broker, different brokers offer different rates, so find one that suits your needs, and dont pay for financial advice, do your own research

love_struck

Andrew_dub wrote: »

how to get access to DDublin exchange?

so you want to buy a high priced share yet don't even know how to buy shares to start with

Sonnenblumen

love_struck wrote: »

so you want to buy a high priced share yet don't even know how to buy shares to start with

Why don't you get off your high horse and offer the Poster some practical advice? If you have none to offer, try leaving out the condescension and let others volunteer some help.

Sonnenblumen

love_struck wrote: »

that's cause your spelling it wrong

If there is a competition for 'Post of the Year', I would nominate the above.

love_struck

Sonnenblumen wrote: »

Why don't you get off your high horse and offer the Poster some practical advice? If you have none to offer, try leaving out the condescension and let others volunteer some help.

after you good sir ( offering the advice that is )

ToxicPaddy

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Ok guys calm it down.

love_struck, this forum is as much for the novice to get first time advice as it is for those with experience in the markets to chat to one another and offer suggestions.

You can offer advice and be helpful or you can refrain from posting.


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