Kier Share Discussion Threads

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 19:43

So come on then, you believe this rubbish is a great investment. And you have been on this BB for 2 years now. It's only lost investors money. You say your money is abroad, where exactly


Everything else you post on has lost shield therapeutics, lol. There's some horrors. Igr, mcb 2 others you post on. Both horror stories. Fch is one you tipped and is well down on the price you tipped at.

Funny you don't seem to have any good tips. I say when at what price I buy and sell at. Last 3 were Glen at 399, pfc at 100, wpp at 377.


Tell us what you are doing that's so great? Because you have nothing currently.


Anyone would think you are just trying to discredit me, because I believe this share is going to 0p!!!! I talk about other shares to educate others with shares that make people money. Kier has only lost people money. All the shares I mention are high volume plays with plenty of liquidity. Yours are shares desperate for attention. Funny that.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 19:24

TUI, OMG be prepared for the next cash call.

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 19:13

Like who exactly? Trading has been very good recently. Added £130k into the market since 1/7/22. Worth Well over £140k. Pretty happy. Only high risk I have currently is tui. Bgt at 124, bit of a bottom fishing risk with lots of debt. But hey it's much more exciting than this rubbish and again no stamp duty so much cheaper trade than this rubbish. 400 hotels, cruise ships, 130 planes, tour operators and a share price at all time lows !!

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 19:06

Hilarious how you ignore you other recommendations ;) which gone south.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 19:00

Well, let's see, I say 70p area is a great buy price, time will tell.

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:59

Lol, abroad portfolio??? Means nothing. I am massively diversified and not heavily into any stock. Glen just happens to be 1 I bgt on Friday at 399p. No stamp duty, buying their own shares, generating a ton of cash. All the things that Kier can't do.

A stock with massive worldwide mining exposure, and commodity trading and supply world leader. In deed one of the largest companies in the world, top 10. They don't need to have paid rampers, it's a good investment. Hence no BB posts!!

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:52

I have abroad portfolio, you nuts for going heavy in any one company, even a blue chip.

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:39

Lol 90 percent is mine, sipp, isa, trading. Not sure what you think is dodgy? (I could show you 10 respected buy articles from good money publishers on Glen written in the last few months). How come you only Post on Bb's with less than 1 percent of your money? And they just happen to be stocks that issue a ton of shares and are in long downtrends.

Where's the rest. Let me guess in the bank earning o.5%?

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:32

It is 1% of my portfolio, risk/reward ratio is good for me.
BUT YOU ARE INVESTING OTHER PEOPLES MONEY, YIKES!!

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:28

The fact that you think this rubbish is a good investment, scares the hell out of me. But you don't really, your just here to scam. Always happens when there are a ton of shares and few buyers for them. Funny all the BB 's you seem to post on!!!!!

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:24

It's the fact that you are I vesting your relatives money that scares the fock out of me. Let alone what it does to them.

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:22

Lol iag, easyjet are hugely volatile and frequently can make and lose 10 percent each week. Ie trade for gains.


Kier is a sleepy low volume losers share that has to pay to generate interest in their stock. Any bad news and the shares will fall like a stone. Pay stamp duty on them too, so even less attractive.


There's nothing wrong with my thinking mate I have, am still, and will in the future make plenty of money. Buy this and you will regret it.

We are on a commodity super cycle due to the demise of fiat currency. Glen paid off £9B in debt in their last period and are likely debt free now. I traded them in the 150p+ days, but now they are buy and hold for a bumpy market.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:14

I bought glen when cheap in april 2020, sold after near trebled, but when our of favour not near muityear highs for me.
If you but high, you are a captive to hopeful divis and wait years sometimes to get an exit it get your capital back.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:08

You are too tunnel visioned on old figures, you should retire from I vesting for others maybe?

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:07

Glen pay 26c every 6 months, with dollar strength that's up near 10 percent. I think I have demonstrated income and gains shares well.

Just that Kier is neither, it's a losers share which is why they pay you to ramp it.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 18:04

Do you understand gains capital vs divi investments?

GLEN will pay max 6/7% divi, if bought at 400p, that will be about 130p over 5 yrs, assuming the share price doesn't collapse during that period and divis cancelled.
So a 30% return, and insure about final capital value.
Or e.g. here, could get a 100% capital gain over same period.
That's 3x the return.
You do your thing, I'll do mine.
And I really hope you aren't investing your family's money?
Never a good idea, we can see your erraticness with the shares you pluck out the air.

[wallywoo] 16/7/2022 18:03

Airlines aren't paying dividends?? Name 1 that is? They are high risk trading shares, good volume and volatile.


Low risk dividend shares include Glen, brwm, wpp, lgen, phoenix, BP, hbr, bme there's lots. Many recently bgt by me.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 17:54

Yawn Wally.
You've said the airlines you investing in long term for the divis as you said, they bullshiited that you just trading them short term (when tjey wemt south), we seen through you.
You are hilarious.

[hamhamham1] 16/7/2022 05:58

Good to see that analyst with a 200p target, that's mine over the next couple of years as well.
Happy holder :)
The noise will fade on this board once share price gains, GLA.
Had the same on Centrica when bought in at 30p area, a saddo on there kept moaning all the way through the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s.
Usually it's some goon who sold at a loss or was stopped out and trying to justify their sell. Or someone who correctly called the drop but refuses to let go and won't entertain the concept that share prices often recover, and they are wedded to an historic call.
Yes some companies share prices historically have dropped a lot, but there comes a time when they may recover, and it's about choosing those which you think will recover and timing your entry.
That's the challenge for investors.

[stdyeddy] 15/7/2022 22:00

Another contract for Kier -- just a tiny one, but its yet another ports project. Kier seems to be doing more and more ports projects -- nice to see the firm's specialist expertise being recognised:



Sutton Harbour is getting £3 million of repair and maintenance
Plymouth’s lock gates need repairs to continue protecting hundreds of homes and businesses from flooding, and providing access to the marina and fish quays

The work is being carried out by the Environment Agency, with funding from the UK Government, and will see the replacement of worn lock gate cills and other key maintenance items.

The work, which is scheduled to take place from mid-September 2022 until early April 2023, will ensure the effectiveness of the tidal barrage and its ability to maintain water levels in Sutton harbour for another decade.

Impact on usage of the lock system into the harbour will be from October 2022 through to the end of March 2023.

Sutton Harbour Company, which is the statutory harbour authority and operates the lock and Plymouth Fisheries and Sutton Harbour Marina, will be working in a collaborative partnership with the Environment Agency and selected contractors Kier...

[stdyeddy] 15/7/2022 21:51

Misinformation from you as usual. The facts are that Barratt 'brought forward' its annual salary reviews for staff by four months and gave £1k to ELIGIBLE staff (not ALL staff). This was originally reported two months ago.

Putting this into context -- which you stutes always lack -- if Kier did give £1k to every single member of its 12,000 staff, that would require an increase on its prices to customers of about one third of a single percentage point (ie not much more than SFA).

[stutes] 15/7/2022 21:08

Barratts are paying an additional £1k to each member of its staff to mitigate the cost of living squeeze The standard being set other construction firms could follow Barratts'example.