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HOME Home Reit Plc

38.05
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Home Reit Plc LSE:HOME London Ordinary Share GB00BJP5HK17 ORD GBP0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 38.05 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Investment Trust 11.76M 20.93M 0.0373 10.20 213.72M
Home Reit Plc is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trust sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HOME. The last closing price for Home Reit was 38.05p. Over the last year, Home Reit shares have traded in a share price range of 0.00p to 0.00p.

Home Reit currently has 561,671,382 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Home Reit is £213.72 million. Home Reit has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.20.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/11/2015
09:55
see you guys friday with above 130p
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:43
Investec is very conservative in price target-- their target is 155p from today
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:39
lol won't be brought out at these levels if a serious offer was ever made it would be around £2+ mark. People need to put this in perspective and not get excited on back of reactionary news
solanki2000
23/11/2015
09:35
1 billion current offer put price above 123p
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:33
target--195p
investec today--155p

bouka1
23/11/2015
09:31
current offer of 1 billion--price will be above 123p very soon
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:30
guys -- see the broker ratings
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:29
cantor --195p price target

Run shorters run

bouka1
23/11/2015
09:28
holy cow-- investec (most conservative one) price target 155 p
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:26
Shorters-- I went to local argos this weekend-- tills are ringing -- busy busy busy --shop floor
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:24
at this price -- another 20p pershare at least to go up
bouka1
23/11/2015
09:22
my buy price 128p here-- will cross 130p by friday
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:34
Short squeeze over due here-- and it will come massive
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:32
with 1 billion offer-- price will run up shortly above 123p
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:30
run shorters run -- before its get you shorts down -running naked
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:29
128p before day ends
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:29
Good luck to all you good souls, who suffered all the pain--huge short squeeze will be coming
bouka1
23/11/2015
08:27
Dear shorters , run , its coming to eat u up
bouka1
23/11/2015
00:02
Well with press like that its going up and clockney ramper is on the scene....another smash and grap type its gotta be worth a turn on the pump and dump wagon at the very least me thinks.
my retirement fund
22/11/2015
20:33
Tricky to know whether to dive in or stay well clear tomorrow
zoolook
22/11/2015
13:15
A PE of 10, a 4% yield, a ton of cash.

Trading on one times sales of Hombase alone.

Last year, the second half had a "Black Friday" in it when the previous year never had the manic Black Friday sales. This year you have a Black Friday v Black Friday so it reduces the tough comparisons somewhat, imo.

Ripe for asset stripping by splitting it up, grabbing the cash and gearing it up as private equity does imo.

All imo/dyor - obvious risks in speculating or buying for a bid only.

CR

cockneyrebel
22/11/2015
12:56
Hopefully,it will be nice to see the shorters squeezed tomorrow.
imperial3
22/11/2015
12:55
Predators plot £1bn takeover bids for troubled Argos owner
PRIVATE EQUITY firms are considering £1bn takeover bids for the owner of Argos and Homebase.

Several retail industry figures have been asked to advise on approaches for Home Retail Group (HRG). Buyout houses are understood to be circling following a slump in the company’s share price and an unusual pre-Christmas profit warning, which it blamed on uncertainty surrounding Black Friday promotions. HRG’s share price has halved since the start of the year and closed at 103.4p last week, valuing the business at £849m. It has £193m of cash on its balance sheet and a customer loan book of £550m, according to interim results released last month. Investment banking sources suggested this buffer would make the company appealing to bidders. However, they cautioned that buying HRG could still be akin to “catching a falling knife”. Argos and Homebase are saddled with big property estates and have been hit hard by the shift to online shopping.

Complete article here:

masurenguy
22/11/2015
12:34
All retailers will have to face the living wage scenario,not just Home Disco Dave4.
imperial3
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