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[lfg_1066] 15/1/2020 09:26

Ok Harry...

Englishman, Scotsman, Irishman. They meet a genie who offers them a free wish down a magic slide.

Englishman goes down the slide and shouts beautiful women and when he reaches the bottom sure enough, he’s surrounded by beautiful women.

Scotsman’s turn and he shout’s the finest whiskey, and sure enough waiting for him at the bottom of the slide is bottles of the finest single malts.

Irish mans turns and he goes down the slide and shouts weeeee!

Thank you and good morning :)

[hillofwad] 15/1/2020 08:13

LFG-1066

Always satisfying to see someone amused by their own quips.Keep them coming !

[lfg_1066] 14/1/2020 16:18

damn that took me ages lol

[lfg_1066] 14/1/2020 16:15

yes check out the below chart it points out that your a

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[wton1] 14/1/2020 15:57

H&S on Chart looks like its about to dive down to 250p

[hillofwad] 14/1/2020 15:49

Well, lets hope it is a bargain for some new player to take a position and max out the potential of some of the exemplar brands

Anyone who has researched CWD will conclude that the BODS far from creating any synergy by acquiring brands (their mission statement)did their very best to bring them to their knees

[lfg_1066] 14/1/2020 15:24

Anyone researching this share will conclude 2 things;

a) Its a bargain.

b) hillofwad aka sain@vision has no life.

[hillofwad] 14/1/2020 12:14

Well more commercial so I dont even tick my own box

Nothing wrong with Marsh but he is an accountant Had a brief stint at Kingsfisher Homes but the company wasnt a success

The other "fresh blood" is purely a professiona directorship gatherer in a non exec capacity

A more root and branch approach with Crenfeld and Long out of the door required

[turvart] 14/1/2020 12:05

They are missing a trick they don't have you on board LOL!

[hillofwad] 14/1/2020 11:50

Its a team without one residential property specialist at main board executive level Bearing in mind that is going to be the main revenue driver they are missing a trick

[turvart] 14/1/2020 11:32

Hillofwad,

If you read and research then CWD have brought plenty of fresh blood as you call it onto the team, You seem to think it's a lazy team it's not that at all matey!

[hillofwad] 14/1/2020 11:27

Could do if

1 Appointment of a progressive set of BODS with some time served property professionals hopefully including one or 2 of the talented individuals amongst the brands

What is important is to have key players with plenty of skin in the company where they can see a career and remuneration progression fully aligned with their fee earning potential .

Otherwise they are going to be off leaving the deadwood behind
I would dearly love to get stuck in here Some fresh blood and this is a sky rocket

[turvart] 14/1/2020 10:52

Hillofwad,

The property market as only just picked up, give it chance FFS!, It will take years for CWD to get back to some reasonable level, but one thing I do know is the fact it will be a multi-bagger at these levels and holders could be sitting on a 200% yield.

[hillofwad] 14/1/2020 10:43

Be wary of that with the retail property investment sector getting hit hard

Here is an extreme example DEBS in Hastings Substantial rental haircut but still being offered at 14% yiled in a LPA sale at £2.75m

This would have valued up in 2016 at about £12m so perhaps the Financial lender
lent £8m OUCH

hxxps://www.allsop.co.uk/resources/2019/09/HASTINGS-Debenhams.pdf

LSH will be getting these sort of sales instructions

I would be a lot happier if the BODS were filled with one or two of the top dogs in the brands

These are the guys who have actually run and created successful buinesses Been paid millionso to join but still no seat at the top table

[turvart] 14/1/2020 10:40

What I see with you Hillofwad is this:

You have an anger issue with the management of CWD rather than what the property sector will do in 2020.

Brexit was the largest issue with the property market and personally I wouldn't hold any management responsible for making a loss during that period, but you seem to hold the management responsible, the sale IMO of LSH was a good move by CWD to reduce debt and keep the bank happy, this is the most important thing at the moment, keeping the bank happy then go into recovery.

[turvart] 14/1/2020 10:28

Hillofwad,

Yeah I am listening to what you are explaining to me and your not wrong on everything, but what about this scenario? People are now putting 5% of their earnings into pension funds and some people like me switch their funds into property funds and CWD is included in those funds, of which money every month are going to get pumped into CWD shares.

Would you disagree with what I'm saying on this scenario?

[turvart] 14/1/2020 09:56

What you need to do Hillofwad is look at the bigger picture rather than focusing on the management that you seem to slate that IMO wasn't their fault it was down to Brexit!

CWD will be a multi-bagger rest assured, you can't see it, but I can!

Hillofwad, you need to learn to think outside of the box rather than letting anger out towards the management of CWD.

[turvart] 14/1/2020 09:51

Hillofwad,

My friend, can I just explain to you that at the last minutes of England interest meeting that it was voted 7-2 to hold interest rates, the 2 being a rate cut, upon my research of which the next meeting is 30/1/20 that with the evidence from the slowdown of the manufacturing and service sector and the fact the UK economy shrank by 0.3% that even Mark Carney and another is saying an interest rate cut is on the cards! that's 5-4 so far DYOR!

[hillofwad] 13/1/2020 18:17

Blond
Good to hear your incisive ,considered views on the prospects of CWD and how estate agents operate

Perhaps you might have a view how much they are going to be able to reduce the debt from operational revenue this year ?

If you think their brightest talent will remain on the premises on the vain hope that the BODS who have hardly inspired confidence so far are going to shift this up a few gears .think again

They have little skin in the game the good old shareholder will be digging deep again

[hillofwad] 12/1/2020 18:29

You are right I don't

You somehow think that the Housing market is going to improve that significantly that CWD can make short work of the millstone debt and recommence paying dividends
again within sight

This is of course without the revenue coming from LSH

You dont explain in the meantime how they can keep their star players happy
Share options ?
The consolidation is an excuse for them to go back into the market again and raise another £20/25m
More shareholder erosion

[turvart] 12/1/2020 17:30

HILLOFWAD,

you really don't understand my point, so it's not much point trying to explain.