Paragon Group Share Chat (PAG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Paragon Of Companies	LSE:PAG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B2NGPM57	ORD 100P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-1.30p	-0.31%	413.40p	413.20p	413.60p	416.00p	411.10p	415.00p	547,868	16:35:05

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Nonequity Investment Instruments	0.0	143.2	40.5	10.2	1,137.21

Paragon Group Share Discussion Threads

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15/8/2017 12:24	Non-Exec's rarely actually know what is going on an a operational level. More strategic and oversight. Happy holder.	trogerswinning	Read Full Thread Reply
15/8/2017 12:22	Only 5.7% return at the price he sold at - but point still applies. Interesting that there was not even the slightest blip in share price so there must be good demand for them! (I have a few and won't be selling on this news!).	future financier	Read Full Thread Reply
15/8/2017 11:44	Non-exec selling 6% notes is a little odd. £260k worth! Either thinks he can better the 6% return, or what??	the drewster	Read Full Thread Reply
15/8/2017 10:22	Run into a brick wall at 417 right now. Waiting for whoever is selling here to finish. I suspect it's just a matter of time. General sector seems to be moving up but PAG and VM. lagging	cc2014	Read Full Thread Reply
14/8/2017 08:54	Took some this morning at 413. Sector moving up. On spreadbet. May hold or may traded depending on what things look like later. Somewhere between 425 and 435 doesn't look too challenging based on chart and way rest of sector is moving	cc2014	Read Full Thread Reply
07/8/2017 15:19	wrong move Suet	phillis	Read Full Thread Reply
01/7/2017 18:33	Took my profit yesterday - out for now. Suet	suetballs	Read Full Thread Reply
30/5/2017 13:47	Car leasing looks like it could become an issue. Thoughts anyone. Suet	suetballs	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2017 19:47	Interim results tomorrow. Hopefully good news. Suet	suetballs	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 13:45	.... those were the days - we used to get real movement in the share price every day. Thank goodness I didn't lose my nerve (even when down >50%). Just a shame I had to cash out early on the way back up!	future financier	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 13:26	90% discounted share issue ...: The Company proposes to raise approximately £287 million (before expenses) by way of a Rights Issue underwritten by UBS in full. The Rights Issue will take place alongside a Share Consolidation under which the Existing Ordinary Shares are to be consolidated into £1 Ordinary Shares on a one for 10 basis. Pursuant to the Rights Issue the Directors propose to offer New Ordinary Shares at £1 per share to all Qualifying Shareholders on the basis of five New Ordinary Shares of £1 each for every two Existing Ordinary Shares of 10 pence each that each Qualifying Shareholder holds at the close of business on the Rights Issue Record Date. In effect, taking into account the Share Consolidation, the Rights Issue offer is being made on a 25 for one basis and at the Rights Issue Price of £1 per £1 New Ordinary Share. In effect, this represents a 90.2 per cent. discount to the Closing Price of an Existing Ordinary Share of 102 pence on 10 January 2008. If a Qualifying Shareholder does not take up any of his entitlement to New Ordinary Shares, his proportionate shareholding will be diluted by 96.2 per cent. However, if a Qualifying Shareholder takes up his rights in full, he will, following the Share Consolidation and the Rights Issue being completed and subject to the treatment of fractions, have the same proportional voting rights and entitlements to distributions as he had on the Rights Issue Record Date.	the drewster	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 12:39	... allowing for the 10:1 consolidation in 2008 it needs to rise to £75 to make a record high! Happy days when it gets there.	future financier	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 11:29	Yes Drew Agree ADVFN only goes back 7 years on the quote page DIT and it is a pretty different business model now	phillis	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 11:23	All time high??? Before the 2008 emergency rights issue to salvage the company from the brink of collapse, the shares traded at over £7 (early 2006 - and I know because I sold some). Stock is scarce, but looks fully valued to me.	the drewster	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 10:43	Can we have an end of "End of ....."!	future financier	Read Full Thread Reply
09/5/2017 10:37	SP still rising PAG must be doing something right - including buybacks All time high, still time to get in End of...	phillis	Read Full Thread Reply
30/4/2017 20:48	Effortless cool filtered. Don't let 2 bit bookkeepers show off their lack of knowledge.	shaker44	Read Full Thread Reply
30/4/2017 17:14	Phillis28 Apr '17 - 15:07 - 2665 of 2668 0 0 (Filtered) shaker4428 Apr '17 - 17:38 - 2667 of 2668 0 0 (Filtered) That's better!	effortless cool	Read Full Thread Reply
29/4/2017 17:30	Edit: Belated New Year resolution - don't let know-nothings on bulletin boards wind you up. Jut use the filter.	effortless cool	Read Full Thread Reply
28/4/2017 17:38	But this time at least he is right!	shaker44	Read Full Thread Reply
28/4/2017 16:00	Posting an unsubstantiated assertion and then adding "end of" does not, in fact, end anything (except, perhaps, any claim you may make to being a credible poster).	effortless cool	Read Full Thread Reply
28/4/2017 15:07	Most institutions prefer buybacks to divis That is why there are so many companies doing same End of	phillis	Read Full Thread Reply
27/4/2017 08:45	shaker44 - yes, so long as they then cancel them rather than filling exec pockets with them (via nil paid options or creative "incentive" schemes.)	the drewster	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2017 23:46	Nope. If a company feels the best use of their cash is to buy in shares, they are usually right in my experience. They are very well placed to assess when their share price undervalued the company. Of course not in every case, but analysts like to see buybacks for good reason. Shrink the equity and increase returns in equity. Makes perfect sense.	shaker44	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2017 23:31	The market determines the share price not a buy back. If buy backs put a floor under the share price, then put every penny you can get your hands on and put it into any company that does buy backs. You will in one single move be on a one way trip to richness. Sadly it doesn't work like that. SSE is currently doing a £0.5B buy back which started when the share price was ~£15, we are now below £14 and it looks like the only way is down. Buy backs lack imagination. Companies should be putting every spare penny to work, either plough it into the business to give a ROI or buy some other company to help push the profits up. Failing that give it to the shareholders who'll find a better use for it elsewhere.	soundsplausible	Read Full Thread Reply

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