A glance at the Rolls Royce (RR) share price chart shows that in the last half year it has been trading, approximately speaking, between 1000p to 1100p; a neat 10% trading range. Last seen, the share price at 1020p was getting close to that trading support level again. So is the Rolls share price going to bounce again and is the level of 1000p looking like a launch pad for further long term share price growth in due course?
Further to my recent observations on the fall in the Rolls-Royce (RR.), following the announcement of a change in guidance to the market on the company’s defence business, the company now has a bit of bother with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC). According to the accountancy regulator it believes the company’ pre tax profit and net asset value are misstated for 2012 and 2013. Near term, this is not good for the share price, but any dips should be bought into.
'Catch a falling star and put in your pocket’. Is that appropriate advice for Rolls–Royce (RR.)? The shares have plunged nearly 25% in five weeks, following a warning that its military aerospace profits would fall 20% this year to 31 December 2014. Even so, the further they fall, the more attractive Rolls-Royce’s valuation looks.
