Money and Finance
Halfords Group plc
Friends,
I’m looking for reasons NOT to buy shares of Halfords Group plc (LSE:HFD). Anyone have any?
With the stock around 2.40 GBP, the dividend yield just north of 9%, strong free cash flows and a good competitive position, it seems pretty attractive. So for those in the UK or Ireland that are familiar with the stores, or for anyone who may have spent a lot of time looking at the company, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Email me at: [email protected]. For those wanting to check it out, the company’s IR page is HERE. Thanks. Disclosure: Neither I nor any investment product I co-manage at Chanticleer have an investment in Halfords Group plc at the time of posting. This is not a recommendation to buy or sell a security. Please do your own research before making an investment decision.
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