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SuperGroup (#SGP) – H1 sees it anticipating FY “in line with market expectations”, confident

2017-11-09 00:30:06

SuperGroup (#SGP) – FY “profit in line with market expectation”, remains confident

2017-05-10 23:20:02

SuperGroup (#SGP) – “anticipates that full year profit will be in line with market expectation”

2016-11-10 00:42:17

SuperGroup still growing, maiden dividend announced

SuperGroup (SGP), purveyor of the SuperDry brand, is up 15% today on the back of encouraging final results. The brand is not short of sceptics but its results are doing most of the talking for the time being.

By Graham Neary | Published 2016-07-14 06:52:53 |

Supergroup (#SGP) very strong Q4 trading statement

2016-05-12 00:18:32

Zak Mir's Bull Call Of The Day: Supergroup: 1,600p Price Channel Target Initially

Although it is clear that trendy fashion retailer Supergroup (SGP) is not exactly a minnow in terms of the market cap, the behaviour of the share price over recent months does give the impression of some of the more wild Bulletin Board heroes stocks in the penny stock area.

By Zak Mir | Published 2015-07-10 00:53:06 |

Supergroup (#SGP) strong Q4 allows a confident full year trading statement

2015-05-05 23:25:05

Supergroup: Above 50 Day Moving Average Targets Towards 1, 400p

Shares of Supergroup (SGP) have rehabilitated themselves since the summer, a point witnessed by the way that July treated us to an unfilled gap to the upside through previous 800p 2013 resistance.

By The Closet Chartist | Published 2013-12-12 15:13:58 |

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