Kier Share Discussion Threads

[zicopele] 12/3/2022 16:06

Evraz? Not mine Steddy.

I dont mind saying I am in Ferrexpo. A very high risk stock which was until recently enormously profirable.

Might be worth a punt.

By the way, I never thought investing was about patriotism. Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel and you, Steddy are a scoundrel.

Stick with Kier.

[stdyeddy] 11/3/2022 15:46

Actually poor you sicko, literally poor, poor you, because your EVRAZ holding has been practically wiped out.

And that really is karmic -- you've been on here for four years carping constantly about Kier -- a company building the schools, hospitals, roads, town centres, coastal defences and practically everything else made of concrete and steel in our green and pleasant land, while you'd rather be invested in a thoroughly corrupt regime instead.

And now the chickens have come home to roost. You are reaping what you have sown.

[stutes] 11/3/2022 11:26

hxxps://www.constructionenquirer.com/2022/03/11/british-steel-imposes-biggest-ever-instant-price-hike/

[zicopele] 11/3/2022 09:37

Libel? For suggesting that a company is losing money?

Poor Steddy. Poor poor Steddy

[wallywoo] 11/3/2022 08:19

And as I keep saying pe ratios are meaningless for this sector (Carillion, Interserve etc were all makingprofitsbutwent bust becausetheymade no cash). The only thing that matters is that they are generating cash.If they continue to lose cash as they have for the last 6 years, the only option is yet another equity issue, or administration! We are 12 months away from that stage, but currently looks inevitable.

[wallywoo] 11/3/2022 07:59

Stdy's job here is to take any small bit of good news and sing it loud. Also to push away all the sensible investors who see the:1) huge down trend from 135. Absolutely no signs of that changing. 2) see the continued 6 year cash outflow with no sign of that stopping. All the huge increase in shares from 97m to 446m. Meaning that the share price will get punished hard with disappointment. 3) see the high risk nature of this business, where any one of these large tiny profit margin contracts could cost Kier millions if they run into trouble.

[stdyeddy] 11/3/2022 07:49

That's what you say sicko, but then later you'll delete that comment and replace it with a dot, as you have so many other times, because you're worried that someone knows who you are (a disgruntled former Kier employee) and that you'll be caught for libel.

Btw, how's your Russian steel investment doing? 95% down?

[zicopele] 11/3/2022 07:44

Your guess? What was your guess at 125p Steddy?

I hear they are losing their bollix on telecoms.

[stdyeddy] 10/3/2022 17:49

Main index is down again -- Kier is up. My guess is that people are digesting the numbers and realising the business's recovery continues.

[stdyeddy] 10/3/2022 17:47

wolly/bathboy -- you are pretending that you can't understand the accounts again. The business made a profit again, after three years of losses.

I tell you what is hilarious though -- your holding in POLYmetal. I hadn't realised that zico had followed you into that corrupt slagheap. I call that karma for all the lies you've told on here.

You lot should be hanging your heads in shame. I am enjoying this summary from one of the POLY posters (kinda puts Kier's tiny monthly debt into perspective) even after all of wolly/bathboy's shameless ramping:

... The trouble is that POLY will probably (yes, probably) lose the Russian assets. Even in its RNSs it has dared to say things that are simply not allowed in Putin's now totalitarian dictatorship. It would be naïve to think that the Russian mines won't be expropriated somehow. But the bulk of POLY debt is owed by the top co and is still payable. So that leaves 40% of the company (i.e. the Kazakh assets) trying to pay all but 100% of the debts. The debts are substantial. POLY may not go bust, but it's likely to become a profitless zombie company. Under 100p might be worth a high risk hope for the best punt. More than that, it's not worth it.

[bathboy2] 10/3/2022 16:35

Hilarious, only made a profit, because of KL sale and debt down by approx 250m, but about 350m pulled in by equity raise and Kl sale,

[stdyeddy] 10/3/2022 15:29

Interview with Davies here:

Kier CEO celebrates first ‘normal’ results in five years

[stutes] 10/3/2022 08:07

[...]

Contrast K's performance with Morgan Sindall and Balfour Beatty.

[zicopele] 10/3/2022 07:01

Motley Fool tells us casually that debt has reduced without actually saying why...massive rights issue and sale of KL.

The Motkey Fool is in most part a bunch of teenage scribes.

[bathboy2] 10/3/2022 06:11

Kier price 4 years ago 866, made a bit of a loss in that time, lol,

[dasty1] 09/3/2022 20:36

Once you girls have stopped swinging your handbags, then read this. A fair summary in my view. Some risks, yes, but potential

[bathboy2] 09/3/2022 19:10

The loser here is stdy, if, as you say this has gone on for 4 years, how's the share price in that time?? , and still you sadly ramp,

[zicopele] 09/3/2022 16:18

Steddy tells us at regular intervals that Kier is debt free. A complete shill is our Steddy.

Shilling is all about the big lie.

[bathboy2] 09/3/2022 16:06

Just got chance, to start looking at rns, see at 31st December 21, Kier have 650m unsecured committed facilities, 18m of uncommitted overdrafts and 69.3m of supply chain financing, some on here reckon they are debt free, must be joking, not bad for a company with a current market cap of 374m, its just a money pit,

[stutes] 09/3/2022 15:31

Best if you take your own advice

[bathboy2] 09/3/2022 14:47

Stdy, your either a very big loser in kier, or your are paid to ramp, but your not very good at, when will you get it, kier is, once a lemon always a lemon

[stdyeddy] 09/3/2022 14:32

wolly, I noticed that you went completely silent when POLY tanked, just the way you went completely silent when Kier spiked upwards and you got wiped out again. Also, you were noticeably quiet when Interserve crashed leaving you holding a monstrous baby. Why don't you go and post a few lols on the POLY board and let everyone know what a great investment it is, the way you used to? Clearly you are just wasting time here posting at me and Peter and giving me the opportunity to shout POLY, POLY, POLY at you all day long. Seriously though, don't you think it's time you gave up trying to invest in shares? You clearly don't have the intelligence for it. 😂🤣😂😅

[stdyeddy] 09/3/2022 14:23

Very reassuring that you are now saying Kier is a sell. That usually means it's going up. How're your POLY shares doing now wolly -- still 95% down? I think you were ramping the nuts off POLY when it was £15. Another one of your great calls! How do you manage to be so wrong so often?