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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Barratt Developments Plc | LSE:BDEV | London | Ordinary Share | GB0000811801 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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1.60 | 0.33% | 491.20 | 490.80 | 491.20 | 495.30 | 487.40 | 490.10 | 4,296,182 | 16:35:29 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Operative Builders | 5.32B | 530.3M | 0.5441 | 9.03 | 4.79B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/3/2015 10:52 | taffee - how can you ever be right? These would have to fall 40% to get back to where you were saying sell in August. In the massive, biggest builder crash ever, back in 2007, it took BDEV nearly a year to fall 40%. Even if you were 'right', anyone that went long in August could still afford to lose 20% and then sell and still be well up on their investment. You talk like BDEV and other builders will go from 530p to 200p overnight. You'll be right one day - but how much higher will these be before the market turns? Oil plummeting making business costs cheaper and that money flooding into the consumer's pocket. Low inflation from oil meaning no need for rate hikes for some time. By the time we do get rate rises the economy will probably be much stronger and able to handle it. If your wages are rising at 3-4% per annum, your taxes starting to fall too, then small rate rises won't be a problem. We might get a 15-20% fall in builders then over 6 months to a year but they may be 20-30% or more higher by then than they are now. The FTSE100 making a new high, copper breaking out, all suggests the global economy is starting to grow now - Europe in particular. And you've spent your whole time saying 'Woe, woe, the end is nigh!' while those long are up 50% since August. How stupid to have been a bull while you called it right lol. All imo CR CR | cockneyrebel | |
21/3/2015 10:06 | If everyone filtered him they wouldn't have to worry about his views shutittrev. We also wouldn't be having replies to the person such as I have just made. Just clutters the board. Mind you I suppose without taffee it might be pretty dead around here LOL! | lauders | |
21/3/2015 09:40 | Let's see how things pan out...apologise for having an opinion(which may prove to be right)..don't think that's what discussion boards are for.Let's face it the Housing market is in a huge bubble propped by near zero rates and help to buy..the National debt is 1.5 trillion...and we still have a huge deficit...things are not Good out there...these are facts...if things do go pear shaped I would never ask bulls to apologise for having an opinion.. | taffee | |
21/3/2015 08:32 | Taffee, I couldn't agree more about taking a profit.....however you have been trying to convince this bb since the 3 pound mark that the wheels would come off Barrett and the housing market in general. You have got this seriously wrong and you would have cost people on here serious profit......again I ask the question,.....how does this make you feel?.....would you be big enough to say you got it wrong and apologise? | shutittrev | |
21/3/2015 06:38 | This is a discussion board for all opinions...it's never wrong to take a profit And also you don't know how things will.pan out...people make their own decisions On when to buy or sell...hindsight is easy on the stock market..you only need take a look at long Term Barratt chart to see shares dont just go up.barratt mkt cap 25% higher than last peak should At least make investors take a step back and look.at risk...rates are near zero for a reason | taffee | |
20/3/2015 17:03 | Thanks for the heads up..friend...I will be sure to tune in | taffee | |
20/3/2015 14:44 | BWY interims Weds taffee - that will boost the sector imo. CR | cockneyrebel | |
20/3/2015 11:55 | No idea what you mean....my investment strategy is always to bank profits otherwise It's only paper money...if I was up 5 fold.on something I wouldn't be waiting for 8 x as at 5 x it would be job done..I like to buy low and sell high but you cannot Get the bottom or the top Bulls here are up considerably and say they are chasing yield yet don't sell? For the record I believe now is the time to sell.shares and investment property not Buy or own either..over the decades I've found private investors tend to pile In when stocks are high and sell when they fall and so get shafted...selling after A long in the tooth bull market would seem.prudent | taffee | |
20/3/2015 10:51 | The Guardian is a notoriously left-wing paper. They look to appeal to their Labour supporting readership. It is an article with only political motives as its credentials. One day there will be enough houses and the price may well decline. But in the absence of a shortage of demand that day is not soon. As we do not build anything like enough houses, any reduction in price may well be met with an increase in demand. Price per unit may fall, but volume should rise. In any event, one can expect that the price of housebuilder shares will get ahead of itself at some point and take a rest. Then some may choose to sell and wait for a lower entry. I am puzzled by your investing strategy taffee. How does an investing philosophy which appears to be based on the idea that an investment is only worthwhile if you never ever have to sell it actually work for you? | jpfd | |
20/3/2015 09:15 | Look, you've obviously missed BDEV and don't want to buy on a high taffee so take a look at RDW instead imo. RDW trading update in April, single digit PE, building in the hot South East region and the chart well off the recent highs. Just turning up here on volume - might look like value even to you :-) All imo CR | cockneyrebel | |
20/3/2015 09:09 | Market is unsustainable | taffee | |
19/3/2015 09:15 | How sustainable are the earnings?...near zero rates fls help to buy.... by far highest prices to wages......huge cuts to come after election....etc etc | taffee | |
19/3/2015 09:02 | What's the relevance of market cap taffee? A lot of the competition disappeared in the last downturn didn't it? So presumably those that have survived can expand to fill the space. How are we doing on p/e compared to the last peak? | 1gw | |
19/3/2015 08:57 | Theres no where for this to go but down...market cap is 25% higher than last bubble | taffee | |
19/3/2015 08:02 | Crest Nicholson produces the goods on the spring selling season. This morning's IMS from them starts: "The Board is pleased to report that the strong start to the Spring selling season, reported upon when the Preliminary Results of the company were announced in January, has continued over the last six weeks..." | 1gw | |
19/3/2015 00:38 | crbema - Took that action months ago but doesn't do much good as all you see are replies to blank posts since others have not filtered him/her. If everyone filtered taffee perhaps I wouldn't think something exciting has happened like today when I logged on to see more than 10 posts in one day here which is quite rare! | lauders | |
18/3/2015 22:38 | Taffee filtered I can't take anymore. | crbema | |
18/3/2015 18:49 | Does that replace buy low sell high which has worked since time began!..sure! | taffee | |
18/3/2015 18:13 | New law of successful investing: "Buy when taffee is fearful. Sell when taffee is greedy" | priteshpatel9 | |
18/3/2015 18:08 | As a bull perhaps we understand the market better than a bear taffee. CR | cockneyrebel | |
18/3/2015 17:52 | How do you know what my positions have been or if I have any open?...as a bull I would question why you don't bank the money...nothing is a one way bet | taffee | |
18/3/2015 17:21 | taffee you must have lost thousands by being short here, give it a rest will you. | fozzie | |
18/3/2015 17:15 | Plenty of hedge funds with their eye on builders and the property market with a track record of making good calls...there is no recovery and property is simply Propped up by unsustainable economic lunacy. | taffee |
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