From under $12.8 upto $13.4 today just under 5% in a day. You won't get that in a bank account.
Under $13 is good.
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Down in the 11's again
@86d a "$100 share" was always a lie. The lie was exposed and now it's trash.
At 52 week low today $11.38, would normally say take some on dip, but the current useless leadership makes you think.
How can a $100 share end up at $11, seriously the shareholders need to kick out these people who can't grow the company.
In the $11s buy the dip.
Will be in the $11s today but different circumstances with a different global picture. Expect inflation to spike, more gloom for DXC employees who will get a big - negative pay rise again, becoming unworkable for a lot of employees. The Execs obviously won't be included they will be getting your raises thank you.
3-6% up today depending what price you got in at the dip. Put your orders in low 12s and 11s and when it dips your in cheap.
Was $11.76 earlier less than $2 billion value, the buyback will be buying up more shares at a cheaper rate Delbene might increase it.
Then bounced back up to around, good to pick up some in the $11s, have your limit orders setup at low prices.
Its generating $650 million net profit on the back of the workers, a good chunk of that money should have gone to employees but its been withheld for numerous years.
Only people making money in this company are the Execs.
Picking up some more $12.18 at these prices there is upside.
Just useless people running the company, its highly profitable. Where can you pick up something with a market cap of $2billion plus net debt of $1.7 = $3.7billion generating net profit of $650m
You could pay it all of in 5 years.
These id--ts should be having the SP at $70+ but no one trusts them.
3.5% up on the day. You could make more on it that any pay rise you would have got from DXC in all the years from 2017 added together.
$11.82 now market cap of $2 billion. They could buy out all the shares with the money in the bank.
and that's about the floor, market cap = money in bank. Rest of the company = $0
Ignore the AI-slop in other posts around new takeover talks, especially at $20 (roughly $3.5B valuation)
$11.82 now market cap of $2 billion. They could buy out all the shares with the money in the bank.
Shame wall street does trust Fernández to grow the company.
Good chance to make 15%+ here on the trade.
OPpurtunity on dip $12.15 market down due to trump trade t.
Why would anyone buy this total sh*ite stock!! I'd rather lick dog tu-d off the street!
it was $14.86 on Tuesday and $15.20 the previous Friday so these intra-day swings are where to make money - especially after investor days when the reality that DXC is going absolutely nowhere but just circling the drain usually depresses the price for a few days
@jd There's the warning - you could have bought at $24, and now it doesn't exceed $15. Announcements that send the share price plummeting seem to arrive on a near weekly basis. Even the exec clowns are abandoning the ship! But at least working for DXC gives us plenty of time to watch the market on a minute by minute basis. I get why you'd want to extract some value out of this company. I hope it work out for you.
Buy because its making around a billion $ a year, making net fcf cash of $650 million, thats very good going.
If you buy at the lower end you can make $2+per share. Around 18%, the pattern traverses up and down in the Quarter.
Alternatively do not invest, just watch and observe lows in the $12s and then highs in the $15s.
Under Salvino the trading range was $36 down to $24
Under Fern its $16 to $12 got to be expected as Fern is a part time weakling interested in milking it even more and can't grow revenues, but there is no doubt the company is making good profit.
Another gambling-- err, I mean an investing meme to cheat you out of your money in these uncertain times. If some anonymous fu---r on the internet tells you to invest in something, it is a no by default.
Working for the company is risk enough. Don't risk your life savings trying to day trade the chaos of a failing company. You won't win in the end.
@bk+1khc34vg3 you have to think short term like DXC Management do. Go Qtr by Qtr, buy low sell high.
This is the only money you can make from DXC bloodsuckers.
Uh....sure, if you just want to play with swing trading. But for any sort of investment...when in doubt, zoom out.
Just make sure you aren't holding when they do a briefing at Morgan Stanley on the 2nd march.
I'll expect something stupid will be said.
That's not an insider comment, that's just on the basis he'll come dressed as an ai chatbot or something.
Is it worth getting into now?