Persimmon Share Discussion Threads

[sikhthetech] 20/11/2024 16:35

Who will motion a 'vote of no confidence?'

It'll be suicidal if anyone does so early in a govn term.

[kreature] 20/11/2024 16:31

Should be a 1 year voting change of mind policy on newly elected Labour Party. That way they would have to stick to manifesto

[juliemara] 20/11/2024 16:24

Fortunately, in the UK, there is something called a vote of no confidence.

[sikhthetech] 20/11/2024 16:04

GFC was under Labour's watch.

Tories had to increase taxes to pay for GFC.

Tories also introduced Help to Buy.

HBs made hundreds of millions pounds from that scheme, which ended 2 years ago.

Huge crisis, govn, businesses, individuals building up over the last 15years.

Labour now in charge for 4+years.


Hope no one got enticed in by baseless ramping by jugears and beckers

[ricardo montalban] 20/11/2024 15:59

Yeah…cos the Tories did a bang up job…austerity ( killed growth and led to brexit ) erosion of civil liberties during covid, woke madness, high taxes…Labour just carrying on where previous axxholes left off. As for this, next support is at 9.80. Oh dear.

[scobak] 20/11/2024 15:41

Just the market?

[juliemara] 20/11/2024 12:51

The market HATES this government!

[pander45] 20/11/2024 10:17

Not at all convinced. Time will tell.

[ricardo montalban] 20/11/2024 09:31

Interest rates are at an inflection point of rising, you can see they want to rise everywhere, as evidenced by 10 and 2 year bond yields blowing out over the last month, mortgages are going to be getting a lot more expensive. What a short these U.K. builders will be.2008-12 revisited.

[pander45] 20/11/2024 09:28

Hardly. A one off 0.3 above target without any contextual trend is clearly not a huge issue. It's a reflection of a seasonal rise in energy prices. Plain and simple.

[kreature] 20/11/2024 08:48

‘Inflation Accelerates Sharply’ is how the FT describes it

[pander45] 20/11/2024 08:43

Not particularly poor data, all energy prices.

[pander45] 19/11/2024 18:24

Looks like decent inflation figures coming.

[davius] 19/11/2024 17:16

eyeQ: this housebuilder stock is cheap

Experts at eyeQ have used AI and their own smart machine to analyse macro conditions and generate actionable trading signals. Now it’s spotted an appealing valuation in a popular sector.

19th November 2024 11:19

by Huw Roberts
from eyeQ

Persimmon
Macro Relevance: 66%
Model Value: 1,482.48p
Fair Value Gap: -17.7% discount to model value

Yesterday’s weekly Top 10 post highlighted Taylor Wimpey, which screens as cheap to the broad macro environment. But with eyeQ model value moving lower, our smart machine has yet to fire a bullish signal despite appealing valuations.

Persimmon also screens as cheap – it sits nearly 18% below eyeQ model value. And, with PSN, model value has stopped falling and has now bounced in recent days.

Model value has risen from a local low of 1,440p at the end of last week to 1,482p today. eyeQ’s sister company Qi is used by professional fund managers and, for them, that three-day bounce in macro conditions is sufficient for them to consider taking action and buying the dip.

Time-poor retail investors who monitor markets less closely, may want to wait a little longer to see if this improvement in the macro environment continues.

But the basic point holds. After nearly two months when macro conditions were deteriorating, things may be changing.

Perhaps the wait for the Budget is finally over. Maybe, even with money markets discounting less rate cuts from the Bank of England, the uncertainty around the UK’s fiscal outlook has cleared and the homebuilders’ sector can move on to focus on new stories, including possibly a green light for more building projects.

[beckers2008] 19/11/2024 16:10

Are we in for a blue day!

[sikhthetech] 19/11/2024 14:10

CRST update tomorrow

[pander45] 18/11/2024 18:05

From hells heart I stab at thee, for hates sake I spit my last breath at thee

[ricardo montalban] 18/11/2024 08:22

This has to be a banging short along with all the other builders, borrowing costs at an inflection point and now rising everywhere, bond yields flying, U.K. recession baked in and rising unemployment, it writes itself. U.K. was fukt anyway post 2016 but Labour high tax zero growth plan total suicide and with Trump’ USA first U.K. is even more doomed, terminal.

[beckers2008] 13/11/2024 11:28

Sikhthetech,

It is a simple question, even for a simpleton like you, lol!

Are you suggesting that I bought shares in PSN?

[beckers2008] 12/11/2024 15:30

Sikhthetech,

Are you suggesting that I bought shares in PSN?

[sikhthetech] 12/11/2024 15:12

The HBs share price continue to fall, as expected. I hope nobody was tempted in to buy by Becky and Jugears.




View from expert - company which actually works within the housing market!!


As expected, the long term effects on house price growth due to interest rates staying higher for longer and the huge tax rises in the budget. Labour is in power for 4+ years!!. As I and others have said, The budget was bad for HBs.



Leading UK estate agent cuts its longer-term house price growth forecast
Hamptons says ‘modest’ rises can be expected amid ‘dampening effect’ of higher interest rates overall


Expectations that UK interest rates may stay higher for longer, as well as revenue-raising measures in the budget, have prompted a leading estate agent to cut its forecast for house price growth over the longer term.

The revised forecast from Hamptons came days after Halifax and Nationwide banks said the annual rate of property price growth had slowed, with the former saying it was likely to be “modest … for the rest of this year and into next”.


However, it has downgraded its forecast for 2026 from 5% to 3.5%, which it said “reflects the dampening effect of higher interest rates alongside a fairly lacklustre and higher tax economy, which, while set to improve, remains weak on a historical basis”.

Beyond that, Hamptons said that “the new era of interest rates, likely to remain above 3%,” was expected to temper house price growth.

“The combined effect of persistently higher interest rates and sluggish economic growth is likely to dampen long-term house price performance compared to previous cycles,” said Aneisha Beveridge, the head of research at the estate agent.

[beckers2008] 07/11/2024 12:40

Sikhthetech,

You are simply a fraud who is a clueless mug-punter and whom lost it's shirt from October 2018 when it called TW. short, lol!

Tell me, when is your each and every year's house price crash going to happen for the last six years, lol, just lol!

You are not credible.

[sikhthetech] 07/11/2024 12:15

There you go...
as predicted, budget inflationary, so rates will stay higher for longer


"Interest rates could take longer to fall after the Bank of England forecast that inflation will creep higher again, fuelled in part by the Budget.

It predicted that while Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s plans will initially boost economic growth and cut the unemployment rate, measures such as raising the cap on bus fares and VAT on private school fees will lift inflation.

The Bank has just cut interest rates to 4.75%, a decision that was widely predicted, but the change in its outlook for the economy raises questions about the pace of cuts from now on."





sikhthetech - 06 Nov 2024 - 22:13:59 - 5786 of 5790 PERSIMMON PLC
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Tomorrow BoE interest rate meeting.

I expect they will cut 0.25%. However, the crucial part will be their comments on outlook. Especially as a week has gone since Budget and now we have a new US President.