There are a few items that are buggy
I am noticing a few items where the price is wrong by decimal places. Specifically this seems to occure with british companies.
I'm noticing this occurs often when trying to get foreign currencies, specifically british, so I think its probably a software bug rather than a data issue.
For example, the company:
Bellway PLC (BWY.L) BWY.L United Kingdom XLON Consumer-D 2022-07-31 1 day ago GrahamValue GB GBP 19.39
Close price should actually be 1939. The decimal place is shifted 2 decimal places. I expect this probably makes the calculations invalid.
I've noticed the same issue with these companies too:
Redrow PLC (RDW.L) RDW.L United Kingdom XLON Consumer-D 2022-07-03 GrahamValue GB GBP 4.71
Taylor Wimpey PLC (TW.L) TW.L United Kingdom XLON Consumer-D 2021-12-31 GrahamValue GB GBP 1.03
Barratt Developments P L C (BDEV.L) BDEV.L United Kingdom XLON Consumer-D 2022-06-30 GrahamValue GB GBP 4.09
Tate & Lyle PLC (BD15.L) BD15.L United Kingdom Consumer-S 2022-03-31 GrahamValue GB GBP 0.99
Submitted by just_joshing_you237. Created on Monday 12th December 2022. Updated on Monday 12th December 2022.
GBX (or GBp)
Dear just_joshing_you237,
Thank you for your forum post!
Please see GBP / GBp.
U.K. stocks are often traded in GBX (or GBp) while their fundamentals are reported in GBP. This is also covered in the video below.
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According to the screener
According to the screener Tate & Lyle PLC (BD15.L) is a netnet but it is not...?
Fiscal Year 2022
Dear untje,
Thank you for your comment!
Tate & Lyle PLC (BD15.L) does show a Graham Grade of NCAV (Net-Net), and an Intrinsic Value(%) of 190.40%.
But do note that the Fiscal Year displayed is 2022-03-31, and that analysis has not been updated for nearly a year. It could be a delisted stock.
Was that the reason for your expressing misgivings about that particular analysis?
Also, please feel free to create a new Topic on the Forums when starting an independent discussion.
Thank you again for your comment!