Persimmon Share Discussion Threads

[flyinggogo] 31/1/2019 12:01

Brexit could now be delayed, would have thought that would push housebuilders much higher?

[dr_smith] 21/1/2019 11:18

Thank-you Sogoesit, linked OK without registering.
I like his music choice, but I wouldn't like to be driven by this guy, he is constantly looking in the rear view mirror. Even the outlook references are historic co quotes. It is the outlook now that is important. Not clear why article was written other than reminiscing Mr Dury.

[sogoesit] 21/1/2019 10:07

Some research info.
Free if you register.... but link below gets you the report anyway as far as I can see.
Regards

[redchef] 21/1/2019 08:19

A minor retrace perhaps today to for the cup and handle and then test 2400 again

[cupra kid] 18/1/2019 13:27

It tickled with it Red Chef

[redchef] 18/1/2019 10:39

If this breaks 2400 as I'm hoping it should be up up and away

[mister md] 16/1/2019 13:35

nice bounce back today

[cupra kid] 15/1/2019 19:52

Persimmon are very self sufficient and becoming even more so as highlighted above.One area that does need to be addressed is the self air testing of their new built homes. A massive conflict of interest in my opinion. We wouldn't be allowed to MOT are own cars after all. I am a holder

[nickwild] 11/1/2019 18:23

rns shows a new 3%+ holding

[mister md] 11/1/2019 13:13

Got into these at 1908p late last year - turned out to be one of my better investment decisions ...

[davius] 09/1/2019 20:53

Lol, nice link. This statement demonstrates what a total tool the author is:

"Though Berkeley Group (LON:BKG), Persimmon (LON:PSN) and Taylor Wimpey (LON:TW) are all trading at attractive valuations I can’t recommend them to my subscribers due to the companies not being shareholder friendly. All 3 companies don’t have a dividend policy in place and they have either cut or eliminated the dividend within the last 10 years."

I'd call him a clueless moron, but that would be offensive to morons.

[mayzerg] 09/1/2019 17:04

https://helpingthelittleguy.com/the-tobacco-and-home-builder-sectors-an-unlikely-pair-in-a-volatile-market/

[bookbroker] 09/1/2019 11:07

We were never going to have a no deal, that would have been unfathomable to even May, the fact that she is clueless is beside the point, but we will do exactly as Europe says, as it this ridiculous country that voted for that outcome!

[sogoesit] 09/1/2019 10:55

The BoE have proved several times they know nothing of markets.
They only cite risks, like the litanies most company documentation is full of.

Plenty more to go here imv for the expected £2.35 payout starting end March/April.... foresight ;-)

[davius] 09/1/2019 09:28

A great day to be in housebuilders. A positive update from TW has helped, as I suspect did the commons vote yesterday which implies a no deal Brexit is less likely.

The ludicrous market reaction to the BoE suggesting a hefty fall in house prices in the event of a no deal, at least provided the opportunity to pick up bargains in the sector. I was fortunate enough to buy some at 1856p a week before Christmas, finding a bargain in the sector was like shooting fish in a barrel. In hindsight at least :-)

[sogoesit] 28/12/2018 10:02

LOL post 1959. Out of touch with democracy (the people).
#GiletsJaunes ; mondialistes en retrait!
Acte VII le 29 Decembre 2018

[spoon4] 11/12/2018 00:43

Those directors of yours have pulled a blinder on you shareholders here.

Lol

[porsche1945] 11/12/2018 00:14

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[arja] 05/12/2018 18:16

fanatical brexiteer (pretended she was for remain BEFORE referendum as hoped to succeed remainer Cameron)will fight against a PV and unlikely MPs will vote for it .
then stalemate and we crash out by default sadly and NOT because MPs would vote for it

[gaffer73] 05/12/2018 17:08

Soon come crashing down when second referendum is denied then

[grahamg8] 05/12/2018 17:07

Market banking on no Brexit. Economy booms. Everyone starts buying houses again.