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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Countrywide Plc | CWD | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 394.80 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 394.80 | 394.80 |
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Posted at 29/12/2020 12:35 by techno20 Not sure about £20-25, but the current bid level provides plenty of upside for Alchemy or Connells. As an illustration, CWD is bigger in Mortgage broking than MAB, who are currently valued at £425m! There’s still plenty of work to do to turn around CWD, especially in terms of Technology, but the dominance in key markets, combined with the strength of its brands should drive more than £3.25! Interesting move this morning - suggests something imminent. My bets an agreed deal with Connells at £4. Hope I’m proved wrong and £20 is on its way! |
Posted at 07/12/2020 14:47 by hillofwad BabblerNo guarantee that the major shareholders will accept Connells offer .Unlikely to be their last word in the matter but even if they table 350p many shareholders would prefer a capital raise and dilution Every chance that CWD could treble in value within 2 years |
Posted at 02/12/2020 12:53 by techno20 JD - my reading was also that existing shareholders could sell 100% @ £2.50, but agreed it wasn’t clear. The BOD deserve no credit for what’s happened, the fact that Alchemy have raised the purchase price by 40% following some pressure from Connells - who’s offer seems to continue to be being ignored, demonstrates they just rolled over! CWD remains the largest EA in the country, with some of the strongest brands, alongside a major presence in mortgage broking, surveying, asset management and Conveyancing. Even with the debt factored in, this remains Great value at £2.50 IMO. Hopefully Connells will come back in to extract better value for long suffering PI’s! |
Posted at 25/11/2020 06:57 by hillofwad 1crackLions led by donkeys .Sales up 38% nationally last week compared to last year and CWD brands have enjoyed a big slice of that pie The undynamic duo are now leaving the premises .Time for the grown ups to get involved Revenue for H2 looking very healthy indeed. |
Posted at 24/11/2020 20:42 by 1crackupboom Anyone know the bloke who turned up at CWD one day and handed over 8m quid as a direct investment? Writing was on the wall by that point already. Would love to know who it was. If I had known him I would have warned him off. It was 50 50 between CWD and PB and he chose CWD lol |
Posted at 24/11/2020 20:37 by 1crackupboom I used to work for cwd. Absolute bunch of numptys. The things I could tell you all about the demise from 600p. You would be glued to your screen for hours. But I like the quiet life and signed a peice of paper |
Posted at 11/11/2020 16:14 by hillofwad LSL Agree definitely a rank outsiderDont rule out Paterson or a management buyout with investor or maybe someone like CBRE who are wedged up 250p might not even be the end of the story either Should imagine that Connells have been casting their eyes over CWD for sometime. As you say astute and making their move at exactly the right time having carefully weighed up the pros and cons The dreadful Alchemy deal prompting their move They will never get another opportunity like it to fill all the gaps in Wales Scotland , the North, Cornwall&Central London where they are not represented for a rock bottom £150m No doubt plenty of duplication ,amalgamations and closures inevitable Competion Authority might require them to jettison a few brands They will be very familiar with their branch network and the individuals and no doubt been in discussions with some of the senior execs at the Brands Lets face it if the brand execs are good operaters they would already be reaching out for external investors to help get rid of the BODS who have done their level best to trash their careers What are they going to find deal breaking under the bonnet they dont know already a few prof negligence cases some onerous car and property leases ? Very happy to be adding to my holdings at this level |
Posted at 11/11/2020 14:29 by tarrant777 If you are thinking that LSL may come bouncing along to have another look-think again. They've barely got enough management to run their own tin pot business never mind the holed and sinking Cwd super tanker. Also beware rushing in to buy shares expecting to trouser a quick big buck! Connells management are extremely astute and not known for throwing their money about. Once they've looked under the bonnet at Cwd and seen the extent of the mess, there has to be a BIG chance that they'll bid idiot Long good day!! |
Posted at 10/11/2020 08:10 by euclid5 So Connells having all that cash, will require a small £25m loan, which they should get to fully T/O CWD. That's a much better offer than Alchemy. But will Connells still need to fund CWD with the changes required. i.e will they still need to do a funding raise once they t/o CWD |
Posted at 22/12/2019 13:42 by turvart I've done some extensive research on CWD over this weekend, CWD is in fact IMO going to be a very strong recovery story. The companies Financials for 2019 end on 31/12/19 and should be out on the market for around late January or early Feb at the latest.The sale of Lambert Smith Hampton for 38 mln is going to be used to pay off existing debt of which will be a massive thumbs up from the bank, CWD then might renegotiate better terms, of which the terms are what I would consider more than fair at present with the bank. Who knows? CWD might ask to strike a better deal with interest rate or more time at a lower payback rate? Once Brexit is sorted there will in my opinion be a surge of properties going on the market, so people that are buying CWD stock are not buying for today but buying into a future market of strong growth into the property market. This is evident of the recent share price rise of CWD, I'm bullish on CWD and so are thousands of other investors, so the share price trend is your friend! I'm also still convinced that interest rates will need to be cut and several members of the Bank of England take my view, but the vote goes into hold on a Majority, I still can't see how the bank of England interest rate can possibly be an hold when so much damage has been done particularly in the manufacturing sector of the UK and really need a boost to get it going? Before Brexit came on the scene CWD share price hit 599 at it's high, then the share price started to go seriously South during the Brexit period of which had an adverse affect on property related stocks. With the research I have done this weekend CWD are in fact solvent by a larger amount than people would give them credit for and I'm convinced that when the final results come out late Jan/ early Feb that these results are going to be a slight surprise for H2 to the market. I can honestly IMO see CWD being a serious multi-bagger at current share price levels. |
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