City Lodge Hotels Ltd (CLHJ)

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  • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
    After 3 years this share hasnt done a single thing
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      their problems started before covid...
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      most hotel chains are exceeding 2019 levels and profitability, not cl
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      @etienne.... this is 100% correct in my view. Sun International and Tsogo Sun Hotels are pumping.... but CLHJ is sluggish. This share is going nowhere... sell and invest in another stock.
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  • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
    We supported this share from 2020, hoping it picks up every 6 months, Covid, travel restrictions, and a whole bunch of other things. It is time to let go and invest in another stock more valuable.
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  • Steven Pretorius @Steven Pretorius
    PE must first unwind as earnings pick up. Thereafter will share price move higher. Recovery story intact. But will take another few earnings releases.
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      @Steven Pretorius Thank you for the contribution, Steve! I think in 3 years time this share and company will be back to a very healthy state. The end of load shedding will be a massive contributor as well. I will buy when I can looking at 3 to 5 years down the line.
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      in the interim everyone is down on this share and stuck for the long run. sell and see growth elsewhere,
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      The rights issue during covid killed this share....only those share holders who bought then are up
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    Reintroduced dividend payout for the 16th March. More than doubled revenue. Occupancy levels now over 60%. 97 Million profit after all expenses and wages. And the share drops. WTF! I will never understand markets. I can only think that this was already factored into the price over the last 6 mnths.
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    • Sureshan Naidoo @Sureshan Naidoo
      🤣🤣🤣
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      The challenge lies in pricing, as average room rates are up 10% year-on-year but only 1% vs. 2019. This suggests that City Lodge has achieved the volume recovery through potentially unsustainable pricing.
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      500mil extra shares in issue makes 97mil profit seem like pocket change. Costs are going to have a big impact on this business, they aren't growing rate and expenses are increasing at an alarming rate. refurbs are due etc etc.....a very long game this share. dividend was hardly any good news and more a tactic to try and increase share value, it did not work
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  • Sureshan Naidoo @Sureshan Naidoo
    whats going on?
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    • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
      I think theres some inside trading going on, there was no reson for it to drop they way it did
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  • Marius Carstens @Marius Carstens
    Healthy pull back! Will enable us to propel the moon! 😁
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  • Marius Carstens @Marius Carstens
    Oo jurre, die earnings moes kkk gewees het...
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  • Zolani Zuma @Zolani Zuma
    Does anyone know what date interims get released?
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  • Sureshan Naidoo @Sureshan Naidoo
    i am anticipating good results.
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  • Sureshan Naidoo @Sureshan Naidoo
    R6 by December?
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    They survived covid so will get through a recession, if it comes. I do agree that it will be around 3-5 years before we see it go above R10 a share. Willing to wait. Alan Gray owns over 10% of the shares which gives one some comfort.
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      Alan gray has no choice but to wait for some up swing. They have paid a fortune for their 10% stake. why are they not increasing their share to reduce their average cost...but I agree with you it will recover somewhat and their is upswing, but it will take time
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    • Marius Carstens @Marius Carstens
      @Etienne Potgieter Maybe they are waiting for an confirmed upward trend to form?
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    A trade now of 10.5 mil just went through. Is anyone able to verify who bought those shares? I'm guessing an Alan Gray or PIC trade.
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    I predict a tourist boom in the festive season with South Africa presenting a bargain holiday for the US and EU with such a strong dollar.
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      unfortunately these tourist do not stay at city lodge hotels. our countries 5 star hotels offer fantastic value to these international tourists. City Lodge still in trouble and with their 1.2billion rights offer and around an extra 500mil shares in circulation it will take years for this share price to recover...looming recession?
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      @Etienne Potgieter I wouldn't say they are in trouble, they significantly reduced their debt after east African sales and entered new debt agreements at more favourable terms. Their occupancies are now above 50% and they are making profit again.
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    One is left with the impression that CLH share price desperately wants to break loose with pockets of large trades every other day but the US market and inflation is keeping it back.
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    • Etienne Potgieter @Etienne Potgieter
      Rising costs will consume City Lodge if the don't improve very soon.
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      @Etienne Potgieter rising costs affect the poor the most, this is not their consumer base.
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    Nice spike today! Picked up a bundle at 3,88 early this morning.
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  • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
    The news was indeed positive. But they are still making losses, albeit smaller losses. Will rerate when they start making profits over the next 6-12 months.
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      @Jarrod Bouwer this is a copy and paste of Steven's comment below?
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    • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
      @Hulk Hutton i meant to comment and some how pasted, i see i can’t delete comments ln this
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  • Steven Pretorius @Steven Pretorius
    Almost time to buy more.
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  • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
    i am mind blown on how i have got this wrong... this share price is terrible after such positive news.
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      @Rowyn Reddy the entire world market is in the shitter. It's a case of no matter what share you own it's going to be down, barring very few. You will only lose if you sell. Be patient and ride the dip out. If anything, it's a great time to buy some shares on sale.
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    • Steven Pretorius @Steven Pretorius
      The news was indeed positive. But they are still making losses, albeit smaller losses. Will rerate when they start making profits over the next 6-12 months.
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    • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
      I would recommend you just keep buying, City lodge is not a “quick buck”, good long term investment, i have just under 20 000 shares and im waiting in the long run for a 200x - 300x
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    This stock will only make significant jumps when they announce a dividend again. I see this happening next year after a  successful festive period. UK going into winter, should see a boost in tourists.
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      If positive results like this dont make a difference, i highly doubt a dividend will....
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  • Sureshan Naidoo @Sureshan Naidoo
    its moving upwards
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      it went down for no reason last week. it will go to R4.40 and get stuck
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    The third FED hike yesterday won't help the cause either across the board.
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      as well as Putin nuclear warning
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    They doubled revenue. Will be interesting to see how the market responds today. My gut tells me it won't do much, hope I'm wrong.
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    • Jarrod Bouwer @Jarrod Bouwer
      Any idea why the drop?
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      is it really strange, when the company was making a loss last year it was around R6.50 ans now with a profit, it R3.82
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  • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
    results look good. profit of circa R80m.
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  • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
    Are there still more results to follow or was the trading statement last week it?
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    • Hulk Hutton @Hulk Hutton
      Thank you, and surely they will reflect positive results and spike the price. Also, we must keep in mind the whole world market is in the shitter this year, especially over the last 2 months.
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      From what I believe, the final results will be released tomorrow midday/afternoon on SENS.
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    • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
      Still no word on their results. This is worrying.
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  • Rowyn Reddy @Rowyn Reddy
    a blood bath because of a good trading statement :-(
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      @Rowyn Reddy Boggles the mind. I'll never understand the market.
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