UK 21:22 Monday, 2 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Hello Share Tasters. I hold more Trinity Mirror (TNI) shares than I am happy with. It’s the usual story of having invested many, many years ago and then failing to wave bye bye when the story changes for the worst.
There is a saying that some stocks are little more than pension funds with small businesses attached to them. This unfortunately looks to be the case with Trinity Mirror (TNI), whose market cap does not come close to matching the size of its actuarial pension deficit.
hares of Trinity Mirror have made their own headlines in terms of the fundamentals in the recent past, but it has been interesting that at least until the end of last month the fundamentals did not seem to be weighing down too much on the share price.
Shares of Trinity Mirror have been in the news themselves over the recent past, with the phone hacking scandal doing the damage on a fundamental basis. What is interesting here is the way that initially it would appear that the price action of the stock was actually discounting any negative news which may have come out of the courts.
