Kier Share Discussion Threads

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 14:18

Yes, indeed, all those hopelessly boring and myopic posts from you telling everyone that Kier wasn't as good a bet as Costain. Meanwhile, the market has called you a liar. And even now you can't admit you were wrong.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/5/2021 14:17

As explained in the posts about enterprise value - percentage changes in share price versus percentage changes in enterprise value are different things. Duh...

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 14:15

Kier 115p. Costain 57p. Grim for you. 😂🤣
Please tell us more on what YOU THINK Kier will do next, because you've been soooo brilliant about predicting its price over the last six months.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/5/2021 14:09

stdy - not interested thanks.

The original dividend multiplier number you came up with was £2 billion. You have since reduced it to £1 billion, because you got the maths wrong. You know it, I know it.

I just don't like liars, and certainly not personality disorder ones like you.

Later. Perhaps.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/5/2021 14:07

g - enjoy, it's going well. It appears to have the hallmark of a short squeeze - always good when that happens. Not quite a 400% in 2 days DLAR move, but not bad on a weak market day.

My view on it is in the previous links.

I think it's reasonably priced at around current levels; it isn't going up 600% from here...😎

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 14:07

gerhart; apologies. My temper is a little short on here.

[gerhart] 13/5/2021 14:04

Oooo please, Stdyeddy. Behaviour yourself. I'm not here for argy bargy. Just to make comments, and apparently unlike you I'm just a mere mortal.

The share could fall back - even Temp. But as I said first thing today, longer term this is very good news and it should take us to a much better place.

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 13:58

gerhart, the last person who said 'it's got to fall back...' lost £200k shorting Kier. If you don't get the direction, maybe you should invest in a share you understand.

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 13:56

Thanks for re-posting masturpig. My record on Kier is a lot better than yours. And btw, I don't see how a prediction can be a lie. Go back to Costain -- which is limping along like a broken-legged dog -- where you belong.

[gerhart] 13/5/2021 13:54

Not sure I get the share price today at all. Delighted on the direction but how. From tomorrow a shed load of shres can be dumped for a quick profit. It's got to fall back?

[ontheforks] 13/5/2021 13:53

All very exciting isn't it I'm nearly at break even after six years shame I've got to wait till there all tax free in another five years lol plus side though I should make a profit lol good luck longs 👍🏻

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/5/2021 13:40

Ah, right. PE of 1 was on the basis that no new shares were issued. Of course. Not misleading at all.

So market cap of £2 billion still on then?

I'll make it easier for you:

Then:




Now:



I won't post your stuff. Yet. You are, as you know, a liar.

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 13:36

You are a very silly and pathetic little man trying to pick an online 'fight' with me on a day like today. I'm busy making money. Fwd p/e, today we have almost almost three times as many shares; of course the p/e has to change.

[boozey] 13/5/2021 13:35

Costain should take note of what has happened here and do their own Placing for the same reasons as Kier.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/5/2021 13:32

stdy - I thought it was a PE of 1 last week? And a market cap of £2 billion pending?

Go back and have a look at the numbers I put up versus the ones you did. And stop lying - you did your job, there is no need to lie any more.

[typo56] 13/5/2021 13:31

That's right dasty1.

Dividends are a bit different in that the record date is usually the day after the ex-date. This is convenient for T+2 settlement because I think it avoids the need for market claims (those holding at close the day before the ex date will be those on the register at record date).

With rights & open offers I think the record date (I've also seen it called 'mailing date') is a few days before the ex date in order to ensure certificate holders receive their allotment letters in time. However, if they sell before the ex date they will be subject to a market claim from the buyer and will need to forward the entitlement to them, usually via their broker.

[technowiz] 13/5/2021 13:27

114p. anything to say Wally?

[stdyeddy] 13/5/2021 13:20

Good also that the cash-raising is right at the top end of the range suggested a few weeks ago -- it's fully underwritten and suggests that the underwriters are very confident about the value and take-up of the new shares. Just waiting to see confirmation of the firm placing take-up now.