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Intu Has Fallen 64% and No Analyst Is Willing to Call a Bottom
LONDON (Capital Marketds in Africa) – How toxic is the U.K. retail sector? Consider shopping-center owner Intu Properties Plc. Intu is among the worst-performing stocks in the U.K. in 2019, having lost almost two thirds of its value, and none of the 19 analysts who cover the company recommends buying the shares. Seven analysts have hold ratings on London-based Intu, while 12 recommend selling. That’s unusual, even for a company with as many problems as Intu, given that brokers…
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