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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Countrywide Plc	LSE:CWD	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B9NWP991	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-2.75p	-1.73%	156.00p	156.50p	157.00p	159.25p	152.50p	152.50p	128,928	16:35:12

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Real Estate	724.0	19.5	8.0	19.4	371.17

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
14/8/2017	09:59	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
08/8/2017	11:15	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
27/7/2017	11:48	ALNC	Countrywide Shares Tumble After Interim Profit Falls Sharply
27/7/2017	07:00	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Half-year Report
07/7/2017	11:30	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
05/7/2017	10:00	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Block listing Interim Review
27/6/2017	14:30	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Notice of Results
14/6/2017	15:15	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
07/6/2017	16:23	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Incoming Countrywide CFO Acquires Shares
07/6/2017	15:30	UKREG	Countrywide PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding

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20/8/2017 09:20	Countrywide Daily Update: Countrywide Plc is listed in the Real Estate sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CWD. The last closing price for Countrywide was 158.75p. Countrywide Plc has a 4 week average price of 145.50p and a 12 week average price of 145.50p. The 1 year high share price is 278.60p while the 1 year low share price is currently 145.50p. There are currently 237,931,467 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 906,766 shares. The market capitalisation of Countrywide Plc is £371,173,088.52. Read Full Thread Reply
27/7/2017 10:50	tarrant777: Quality management of any business will take the accolades when they are due, but also put their hands up when things aren't going very well.Everybody knows that the UK residential property market isn't in great condition, and that the London market is particularly weak.It is not totally surprising therefore that the profitability of the major agency groups is under pressure.What, for Countrywide investors however is much more concerning is:1 The constant spiral down in market share to below 5%, from circa 10% not many years ago, this loss of share taken despite adding expensively acquired businesses in the meantime which should have helped build market share.2 Reducing fee percentages on those properties that are sold.3 The prospect in 2018 of a complete ban on tenants fees which will have a devastating impact on Countrywide's revenue/profits.4 Worrying levels of debt that may require yet more money being obtained from shareholders (at what discount?) to avoid breaching bank covenants.Management, with their constant confusing and most difficult to fully understand PR statements appear relaxed. The City however has already marked the share price down by 10% today to an all time low, with, I would guess, more blood yet to flow.SELL. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/1/2017 12:56	w1ndjammer: Norges Bank double their holding i have also http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/countrywide-CWD/share-news/Countrywide-PLC-Holdings-in-Company/73638321 WJ. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/1/2017 08:06	w1ndjammer: LSE:CWD OKSearch Countrywide Share News (CWD) 4 Follow CWD Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description Countrywide Plc LSE:CWD London Ordinary Share GB00B9NWP991 ORD 1P Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade +0.00p +0.00% 170.25p 170.75p 171.25p - - - 0.00 05:00:10 Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m) Real Estate 718.7 47.7 18.9 9.0 368.55 Print Alert Countrywide PLC Trading Statement 13/01/2017 7:00am UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Countrywide (LSE:CWD) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Friday 13 January 2017 Click Here for more Countrywide Charts. TIDMCWD RNS Number : 0777U Countrywide PLC 13 January 2017 13 January 2017 Countrywide plc Trading Update Countrywide plc ("Countrywide" or the "Group") (LSE:CWD), the UK's largest integrated property services group, issues its trading update for the year ended 31 December 2016 ahead of its results announcement on 9 March 2017. Total group income for the year was circa GBP737m (2015: GBP734m) with income for Q4 of GBP179m (2015: GBP196m). EBITDA for 2016 is expected to be in line with the current range of market expectations. As anticipated, the underlying level of market transactions in Q4 continued to run below 2015 and we continue to expect full year 2016 market volumes to reflect a drop of circa 6% on 2015 levels. Commenting on the Group's performance, Alison Platt, CEO said: "It is pleasing to report modest full year revenue growth against the backdrop of a challenging residential sales market. Our Retail and London divisions were impacted by the lower market volumes which were partially offset by a strong performance from our Lettings business. It is encouraging to note that both Financial Services and Surveying reported profit growth notwithstanding the external environment. "We continue to focus on delivering cost and productivity efficiencies across our business which will mitigate the impact of a 2017 sales market which is expected to show a reduction on 2016 volumes. The roll-out of our digital proposition remains on track and we continue to see performance in line with our expectations. As set out on 15 December 2016, we are currently underway with a strategic review of our Lambert Smith Hampton business and further announcements will be made as appropriate." -Ends- Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/11/2016 12:48	bakunin: Going against the tide here. I like what they are trying to do with new technology/processes to shake things up. You can't make good returns for shareholders if the business is dependent on highly-remunerated key personnel. The letting business is only going to get bigger. The new generation know that property is over-priced and that the country's debt is too high to embark on a massive social housing spree, so they are renting and living for the day. They have no interest in wealth accumulation. This is no good for the future of the country. There is nobody who hates buy-to-letters more than me and very few of this generation are going to consider bringing up families in such accommodation. So, we will get a massive indigenous population decline like in Italy, the trend of low-skilled, 10-to-a-house immigration will continue and Britain will be unrecognisable in 20 years' time. Unless they allow property prices to crash this time at the next recession... By the time any of this is confronted, CWD may very well have produced some decent returns for those buying at the current share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/11/2016 08:01	tarrant777: Comprehensive trading update, within which they still can't resist adopting some meaningless babble about branches to prove how clever and forward looking they are.Sadly however the core of the update proves yet again that this is a business in steep decline, losing market share despite having bought extra distribution and put significant debt on the balance sheet.One suspects that the share price will get hammered further and that at the year-end, a dividend cut will be announced.Arrogant board and management, with no relevant experience, should be ashamed at the destruction of a once strong market leading business, and huge loss of shareholder value. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/10/2016 07:29	kmann: demand back at pre-Brexit levels pre-Brexit share price 320p or +75% Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/10/2016 10:57	ih_522310: Foxtons, LSL and Countrywide set for boost as house prices recover. hxxp://www.ibtimes.co.uk/uk-housing-market-banishes-post-brexit-blues-1586953 Personally I would give Foxtons a miss as they are too London centric and not diversified. Re share price agree about the shorters ( I assume the shameless hillofwad is one), but disagree about the target. £3 is fair value here based on FTSE PE ratios. We shall see Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/10/2016 10:35	tarrant777: The share price has stabilised. One senses that the people who have been shorting the stock for months, and have made a fortune on the way down, may have decided that £2 a share is the time to close positions and go looking for the next target.I don't think however that optimists should expect to see a long run up from here however. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/9/2016 13:05	billy two cocks: SHARE PRICE IS DRIPPING AWAY. DRIP, DRIP, DRIP.......THEN BANG!!!! "OH NO! MY CHRISTMAS IS RUINED". imho, pdyor Thanks BTC Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/9/2005 12:32	daddy bear: Chaps & Chapettes, This share can go two ways, a RISE or a FALL (a cunning deduction eh!): A RISE to 400p-450p. (£800 million value approx) Due to: 1. MANIPULATION of share price by the institutions specifically to squeeze out the large number of publicly known shorters to make easy profits. (The Evil Knevil factor). An institution can purchase a large volume of shares to push up the CWD share price by say 3%. Due to the huge number of amateur investors shorting CWD through spreadbetting firms/brokers, a 3% price rise (e.g. 10p on 350p share approx.)can cause a large number of shorters to reach their stop losses and have to buy to cover their positions. So a 10p rise can suddenly become a 21p rise! Basically due to the large numbers of people shorting this share (how much amateur money is on this short I wonder?) any price rises will be exaggerated greatly due to shorters having to buy as their loss limit has been reached. However the benefit for us is this will encourage more shorters to come in at new peaks and drive the price down. HOWEVER then the process of squeezing shorters out can start all over again at a higher share price! The overall consequence will be that the share price will be very volatile with huge up and down swings. The institutions making profits with each peak/trough. It does concern me that logically this rise (cat and mouse game between public and institutions) could/will? continue indefinitely untill the majority of the 'amateur' shorters stop trying to short this share and then the institutions sell. The 'last amateur bear' gives up and only then will it go down. I fear the institutions greatly have the upper hand. 2. THE BUYBACK. How much will be bought back - will they spend all their 'war chest' - what price could it push the share price to? How much cash does CWD actually have? 3. A TAKEOVER. Possible U.S Interest (who could be the potential suitors out there?)- however with negative sentiment starting to rise in both UK/global and US real estate markets I would be suprised if there was a predator. Better to wait for tough times ahead and a cheap bargain. 4. The hype surrounding the following: a)FLOATATION OF RIGHTMOVE - (within 3 months?). May be valued at £100 million max - but will this float be a success - (if property downturn continues)? Is this already incorporated in SP? It will provide extra cash to CWD - but how long will it last and how much will it actually be? Any predictions with evidence would be greatly appreciated. b)SIPPS and the possibility of a renewed property boom when people can put property into their pensions (April next year?). However if sentiment is negative in property sector next year I believe that the public will not go for this - also the press have been quite unfavourable about how beneficial and user friendly this scheme is. I reckon it is too complicated for your average BTL investor, and it will not entice much new demand when/if slump has set in. c) August 1.6% RISE in the property market published by the Halifax a few days ago, heralding a resurgent property market, and the implication that this will lead to a big pick up in sales/purchases and hence business for CWD. I personally believe the property market will fall 30-40% in the next 2-6 years for numerous reasons too time consuming to go into now. (see previous postings). In all crashes you will have vested interest groups talking the market up and false dawns on the way down. But I believe the downturn will continue. The slower the better - I am not interested in price falls but purchase/selling number falls. Stagnation and potential buyters sitting tight on the sidelines and owners in their properties is what we want. d) The introduction of compulsory SELLERS PACKS in 2007 (?). Depending on what you've read this is meant to generate alot of money for CWD as they have a contract to produce these (how much?). But is it Rightmove that have the contract for this? and surely by then CWD will have split off from Rightmove so the revenue projections for this will have to be included in the floatation price? Will Sellers packs also exacerbate an already stagnant housing marketin 2007? THE FALL to 150p - 200p (£350 million value approx) Due to: 1. MANIPULATION/BUYBACK OF share price WILL END. Eventually a time will come (when?) when the shorters give up (as too many burnt fingers), or the institutions decide to sell to take profits (s.p has got too high)and the share price will be dictated by fundamentals of the property market. What this price will be I can only guess; is 450p an unreasonable TOP, could it go higher? How Low will it Fall and why call 150p the bottom? 2. PROPERTY MARKET FALL/SLUMP. CWD business is based on this - I presume all shorters agree outlook for sales volume is dire over next 2-3 years. Profits will collapse, businesses will close and share price will fall. 3. The Hype for SIPPS, SELLERS PACK and RIGHTMOVE FLOATATION does not materialise due to stagnant property market and exacerbates an already worsening situation due to press turning them into an even more negative story as jumping on housing crash bandwagon. Please forgive me if I have got figures/facts wrong - corrections welcome! I originally saw this speculative gamble as a simple short of the property market - putting it all down in a post helps me clarify my thoughts. There is more to this short then the property market slump. Just so you know I am on a LONGTERM SHORT at £50 ppt at an average 350p on a MAR 06' contract but will roll over each quarter if needs be - with a 12 month outlook. Obviously nursing some paper losses. Pity those who went short at 300p, 250p etc - I wonder how many of those still have to cover there positions? It's a dilemma - the age old story - where does one cut their losses. I had a choice to buy a £5K motorbike and stay out of shorting the property market or speculate with £5K and then hopefully get a 100% return and buy a a 5K motorbike and have the other £5k to take it on a tour to Russia! There is a high chance I will end up on a push bike in the dales! We shall see. Anyway in summary I have based my short on a stagnant/falling property market 2005-2010 and do not really want to discuss if that will materialise or not. But I would like opinions, implications, effects and pros/cons on CWD share price with evidence and info on: 1. MANIPULATION of share price by institutions (The short/EK effect) 2. THE BUYBACK 3. FLOATATION of RIGHTMOVE 4. TAKEOVER POSSIBILITY 5. SELLERS PACKS 6. SIPPS 7. Potential top and bottom of SP 8. Any other issues I have missed Please discuss the above issues, any info will help me greatly on re-evaluating my stop loss. My other property short is PARAGON. - again not a great return! Thank to all in advance Daddy Bear ps. riding a motorbike is alot more fun then riding this damn share price. Would it not have been better to walk into a casino and place £5k on red!! ;) Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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