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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Big Yellow Group Plc | LSE:BYG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002869419 | 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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2.00 | 0.19% | 1,059.00 | 1,057.00 | 1,060.00 | 1,062.00 | 1,049.00 | 1,057.00 | 13,971 | 13:24:02 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Special Whse & Storage, Nec | 188.83M | 73.33M | 0.3738 | 28.30 | 2.08B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/1/2007 21:34 | i just returned from abroad. Did share price really hit 555 today as shown on ADVFN? | arja | |
17/1/2007 11:02 | Tor...past is not necessarily a guide to the future..a little less of the ramping on other threads wudnt go amiss IMHO | badtime | |
17/1/2007 10:55 | Might be time to sell up and look at NORTHACRE, Prime London housebuilder were house prices are going up 30% a year.PE of 7 that should fall in my view to 3.5 this year. | torabora | |
17/1/2007 10:41 | Bought into BYG today as I believe opportunity is presenting itself. Briefly - I firmly believe REIT status is a case of when and not if, and worth quite a bounce when it comes. Self-storage sector just entering its busy period (as reported), aided by the large house builders recently reporting increased/strong 'forward' order books. Self-storge is a growth industry, and I also firmly believe the Yanks (REIT's) are running the rule over the UK self-storage market, which differs from the US market i.e. the US market share is very fragmented, but in the UK the large players hold a far higher percentage of the market share. High barriers to entry, will mean goods rates of market share are maintained, along with storage requirements from businesses also being in demand, in other words not just the residential sector. Offering stable revenues this sector will be of interest to a wide range of institutions. Quite simply self-storage and REIT's go hand in hand, as indeed the US is an example. BYG is a possible bid target, although not my rationale for investing. | wan | |
17/1/2007 09:02 | I dont think the HMRC are too blame for todays falls. More worrying is the trading statement. The NAV formula built into forecasts for BYG are very aggressive in my opinion and even the slightest of changes in trading will cause sharp falls. | nickcduk | |
17/1/2007 08:53 | Well theres a revelation! Trust HMRC to poop the party. Trouble is they are suffering from staff cuts and are probably months away from giving a ruling on the tax treatment of the rents. Remember Civil Servants need to string everything out because that way they justify their inflated salaries and benefits packages. I would not treat this as an immediate buying opp. as could drift lower. Saying that, it looks as though this problem was known by the favoured few, hence the steady drift down in the share price. This situation, of course, will affect competitors - this may signal a pull back in the sector until matters are resolved. | irenekent | |
15/1/2007 08:27 | i read the chart in same way but of course it may depend on other property stocks recovering after recent pullback | arja | |
13/1/2007 13:01 | fwiw my reading of the chart is that we've just reverted to the 100 ma medium term uptrend. It was looking a bit frothy, and that's been taken out. On a chart basis, I would see it recontiuing its upwards path, surely, if more slowly. Of course it could defy this reading and break downwards. In which case I would reconsider and sell, if it passed down through, say, the 200 ma. But barring this, it seeems to me that the path of least resistance' is now to follow the line upwards. This ignores any value/business analysis, which I'm simply not qualified to comment upon. Let's see! | armistead34 | |
11/1/2007 17:04 | kievtrader keep trying no ones listening though. | bigbobjoylove | |
11/1/2007 12:41 | come out of my final lot and have rotated into Lok'n Store - LOK - same self-storage sector bur better value after recent small pullback. I see 50% upside on LOk this year and very little upside on BYG from current levels in the short-term | kievtrader | |
08/1/2007 13:38 | arja - 8 Jan'07 - 11:44 - 169 of 170 so broker downgrade is part of the reason for fall! i bet the article writer warned his mates before writing it !! he did at 700p ;-) happy to buy the sector at these levels.Drip in over next few days,most are off 10% highs already. | bigbobjoylove | |
08/1/2007 12:19 | This remains an excellent company and one I hope to stay with for the long term.The rise just before Xmas was exceptional and probably unsustainable but I see no reason for a collapse now.Hopefully the company is not falling foul of speculators. | willower | |
08/1/2007 11:44 | so broker downgrade is part of the reason for fall! i bet the article writer warned his mates before writing it !! | arja | |
08/1/2007 10:51 | Downgrade of the whole Reit sector today by HSBC. They say current valuations are not sustainable due to low yields and premiums to NAV. I expect further weakness for a few days yet for the sector. | nickcduk | |
08/1/2007 09:51 | arja - 8 Jan'07 - 09:26 - 165 of 166 problem is that property shares are falling in last few days and BYG not immune . I agree. Real estate is taking a battering at the moment. However, some bargains MAY be appearing - in my opinion. | johne1 | |
08/1/2007 09:39 | This share certainly has a big appetite for a fall. | nephin | |
08/1/2007 09:26 | problem is that property shares are falling in last few days and BYG not immune . | arja | |
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07/1/2007 13:12 | just opened a long postion at 630. Chart looking very good. Hammer appeared from a low of 615. short term tgt 695. Good luck to all | jonthebaptist | |
05/1/2007 11:03 | well, hit 615 before recovery . hopefully will now trend upwards again and chart suggests that! | arja | |
05/1/2007 08:33 | further to fall but will recover in due course . cahart suggests a fall to about £6. | arja | |
05/1/2007 00:50 | One must remember as with most breakout stocks they hit a high before a retreat and then go on to hit yet another new high. | amazelondon | |
04/1/2007 17:51 | Thanks Kievtrader. I took the information straight from an ADVFN competitor. I still regard the recent fall as just a re-trace. The fundamentals are good - hence, the outstanding rise. I am not an expert, (just learning really). Thanks for the reply. | johne1 | |
04/1/2007 17:46 | Johne1 You cannnot apply pegs to companies which are largely property based! | kievtrader | |
04/1/2007 17:34 | For what it is worth: - The company is still good. Am I correct in thinking that it has a PE ratio of 4.51 and PEG factor of 0.04? - an EPS of 90.30p and market cap of £799.29 million? - if this is right, it is still very impressive and I would think the bottom will be called anytime - to drop through £6.00?, (I would have to see it to believe it). Could there also be a nice bounce? - panick selling appears to be causing the fall but, it may have got slightly out of control - stop losses etc. I am not holding, at the moment, and I was drawn to this share for possible breakout, (it hit the radar before xmas), and the prospects of making money are, so far, getting better. All in all, a very interesting share to watch, in my opinion. | johne1 |
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