Chesnara Share Discussion Threads

[jonnybig] 12/10/2022 11:25

This must be the most incompetent PM / Chancellor/ Bank of England combination of all time.

[tomleafs] 12/10/2022 10:51

So the BoE is printing money in order to buy inflation-linked bonds? What could go wrong...

[wmb194] 11/10/2022 14:30

On this criteria anyway, at the moment this has a market cap of £412m so it's a very long way from needing to delist.

It's down because of the general worries about the gilt and LDI market that the Bank has exacerbated today - see today's similar moves in L&G, Aviva and Phoenix.

From ADVFN's morning market report: "On home shores, the Bank of England announced earlier that it has widened its emergency bond-buying programme to include index-linked bonds, which are linked to inflation. The Bank said the beginning of this week has seen a further significant repricing of UK government debt, particularly index-linked gilts.

"Dysfunction in this market, and the prospect of self-reinforcing ‘fire sale’ dynamics pose a material risk to UK financial stability," it said.

The announcement followed another selloff in UK debt markets, particularly in the index-linked market, and came just a day after the BoE said it would double the size of its daily purchases to £10bn.

Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at Markets.com, said: "It all seems rather messy and panicky - as expected the market was always going to retest the Bank’s resolve and put the Budget to the sword. To expand your emergency intervention in the market once is unfortunate, to do so twice looks like carelessness."

[jonnybig] 11/10/2022 13:45

Very small market cap doesn't really align to the very high costs of being listed. Just speaking from personal experience where I've been caught out but admittedly with a couple of AIM companies.

[jonnybig] 11/10/2022 12:57

Is there a high risk this may be delisted?

[fenners66] 10/10/2022 14:54

Another drop down?
Makes me wonder if they have any exposure to the LDI issue, or someone thinks they do.

[speedsgh] 10/10/2022 11:17

Personally preferred the men in grey suits (Kettleborough, Deane etc) and their 'reassuringly boring' approach. Jury very much still out on Mr Murray for me.

[bluemango] 09/10/2022 11:52

In a word: mixed.

Some are uncomfortable with what they see as a shift towards a slightly riskier approach.

Others think he's dynamic and could bring more reward. Time will tell.

[topvest] 09/10/2022 11:23

What are the thoughts on here regarding the new CEO, Steve Murray?

[triskelion] 09/10/2022 02:26

Re: LDI I'd happened to read the two MW articles which both came along on 7 October, seemed OK

hxxps://moneyweek.com/investments/bonds/government-bonds/605411/ldi-financial-fix-backfired

hxxps://moneyweek.com/investments/bonds/government-bonds/605409/liability-driven-investment-ldi-doom-loop-bond-market

[cassini] 04/10/2022 11:51

I picked up some at 274p yesterday. I bought a few other insurers too.

[thamestrader] 04/10/2022 10:18

yes, picked up a few yesterday.

[wynterwilde] 04/10/2022 10:12

ttt...
now slowly climbing back to more normal levels....I hope you managed to pick some up as I'm sure it will be a lot higher when we receive our dividends......

[thamestrader] 03/10/2022 08:32

It's not every day you can buy this at less than 280p.

Tempted. But it's still 'amateur hour'.

[thebutler] 29/9/2022 11:45

What happened at just after 9am?

[1knocker] 26/9/2022 20:44

Stick with Chestara, keep trading the range (about 280 to 310),increase your holding while keeping your capital committed static. I got in years ago when it was 179 from memory, and my holding has paid for itself if one includes the dividends. Don't know why that works, but it most certainly does. Fingers crossed it continues to behave as it has for years.

[wynterwilde] 13/9/2022 14:13

al101uk
fred177

Thank you both.

[thamestrader] 13/9/2022 14:11

Sorry for continuing OT -

On balance I prefer SUPR and SHED to RGL. RGL has a higher yield for sure, but largely because the share price has tanked.

[fred177] 13/9/2022 13:11

Sorry for OT -

RGL is something i am overweight in, coming into the pandemic occupancy of regional offices was at an all time high, they collected most of their rents although with their acquisitions vacancy rates have increased, trading on a disc of circa 30% and yielding just under 10%, i have faith in the management who've been buying and i don't think the office is dead and also re- purposing opportunities exist
all IMHO which may not be worth much

[al101uk] 13/9/2022 12:47

Got some REITs and that one isn't for me, looks like my entire investment is sticking around here for now, thanks for the feedback.

[wynterwilde] 13/9/2022 12:47

fred177
al101uk

Very interested on your thoughts on CSN, thanks for posting them as I am considering reducing my holding here. I was about to go with PHP....so fred, I'm presuming you favour RGL for their broader reach..?

[fred177] 13/9/2022 12:23

I’ve bought more RGL this morning interims due Thursday will be along term hold for income as CSN was meant to be