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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Persimmon Plc | LSE:PSN | London | Ordinary Share | GB0006825383 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1,265.00 | 1,262.50 | 1,263.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gen Contr-single-family Home | 2.77B | 255.4M | 0.7983 | 15.81 | 4.05B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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23/10/2023 07:39 | Just for balance only. A freshly qualified accountant will command £40k. There is a shortage driving this up further and £60k is attainable in 3 years. In a couple this feasibly takes earnings past £100k collectively and deposits taken care by bank of mum and dad.Yes student debt is a drag, but the notion that all young people work in Costa coffee for NMW isn't correct in either. | fozzyb | |
23/10/2023 07:12 | Watched the Panorama documentary on the housing crisis-"How did we get here" on BBCi player... .... dear o' dear.. well worth a watch | kop202 | |
20/10/2023 13:43 | The economy is cyclical, we have to understand those cycles have been long booms followed by short busts. However history tells us you can easily have 70 years of falling prices. The sensible thing to do is just wait. | sunshine today | |
20/10/2023 13:25 | Hence 92% of the population could not buy a house today from scratch. The bulls just can’t get into their heads the party is over. This company will just drift for years with some upward blips along the way. One buys house builders at the bottom of the cycle. ( not the top ). | sunshine today | |
20/10/2023 13:04 | Properties have gone up 20 folds since 1980 and 6 folds since 2000 for your information. I bought my 1st property in 1980 for £50k and my earning was £7k per annum . My property is worth over £1m now. In order to buy property for £1m , a person needs to earn £200k per annum at least . JUST IMPOSSIBLE FOR THID GENERATION . | stevensupertrader | |
20/10/2023 09:09 | Porsche1945 Add to that list the fact real debt inc unfunded liabilities are off the radar. 75% of the U.K. population are obese or overweight. 2/3 of the young generation say they have mental issues. The TAX take has never been higher and rising Housing for 92% of the population would be impossible if they attempted to purchase today from scratch. | sunshine today | |
20/10/2023 08:44 | You sound like a vile little old man with issues. Laughing at other peoples struggles. You're disgusting! | investorwil | |
20/10/2023 08:11 | The run to my 540/560 target should be pretty swift now, its broken through all supports like a missile, 10 yr bond yields heading north of 7pc and that’s what really governs mortgage rates, not the spot rate, financials should be another great short, they are all getting cut in half again….U.K. is utterly fxcked, sterling in the toilet, stock market below where it was 22 years ago, zero growth, pxss poor productivity and the highest inflation in the g7, tories have been financial vandals and all too late now. Enjoy😂ԍ | porsche1945 | |
19/10/2023 20:29 | Not true. You'll get some garbage but vast majority is not. If there was huge demand then even the bad properties get sold. The fact there's a more than doubling of lots in 1 month, says more sellers desperate to sell. These would include b2l landlords, funds, investors wanting to sell quickly Talking about estate agents, this today: Knight Frank plans mass job cuts amid downturn in UK housing market | sikhthetech | |
19/10/2023 20:14 | The garbage generally goes to auction. We all know it, let's not sugar coat it. I see desirable property in good condition in good locations flying off the peg still, and I also track sales closely. I know many agents and they seem somewhat unconcerned frankly. I have been in a bidding war myself twice in the past six months. Explain that? | pander45 | |
19/10/2023 19:30 | As part of my research and experience of the housing market, I look at auctions. I consider auctions as a good indicator to what is happening in the property market and what is most likely to happen over the coming months. There has been a significant increase in properties for sale at auction. In 1 auction, there are more than double the usual number of lots in a month. Obviously, more sellers desperate to sell so prices will be lower. I am now also seeing some properties with guide prices 50%+ below the prices similar properties have been sold for recently. Although guide prices are usually to entice bidders in, I haven't seen such a big gap between guide and retail since GFC. Auctions sales are reported straight away and sold immediately the hammer goes down. No waiting for weeks before data is released. This increased activity and lower prices should feed into the general market months down the line. | sikhthetech | |
19/10/2023 13:23 | sT/Sikhthetech, I qoute you... "However those houses will be produced on construction margins of 3%" Priceless and clueless, lol! BoE base rate at 6%? Absolutely no chance. sT/Sikhthetech, I remember when you were calling BoE base rate at 8% or were you getting mixed up with the bank to bank lending rate, lol! Your a classic mug-punter with Zero Credibility, lol, just lol! | beckers2008 | |
19/10/2023 12:31 | Laughable. Never, ever going to happen in our lifetime. | pander45 | |
19/10/2023 12:04 | Pander : spot on 👌 | m0g | |
19/10/2023 11:55 | Zero demand for your new homes right now, and is only getting worse. You get a bull market starting when your product is dirt cheap. Come back when your average house costs 3 X income Not the 6 - 12 times today. | sunshine today | |
19/10/2023 11:50 | Couldn't agree more Pander. The good thing also with PSN is that they're very self sufficient. As someone eluded to earlier, it will be interesting if Labour get in next year with the housing promises they're forecasting. | cupra kid | |
19/10/2023 11:12 | Cupra, Have you not noticed the share price has crashed from over 2000p to around 1000p since I made this post: I've made money shorting and trading HBs, whilst maintaining a negative stance on housing market. Have a look at what the experts have been saying and doing; Estate Agents, Mortgage lenders, BoE, House Builders... The company/sector newsflow has been as predicted. | sikhthetech | |
19/10/2023 11:11 | Too much scaremongering here. Builders learnt a lot from the last slowdown - much more resilient and this is a different beast entirely. Massive demand for housing is never going away and lenders are adapting products to improve affordability (extended mortgage terms etc.). We love a house in this country, it's in our culture and it isn't going anywhere for generations. Simple equation really, why overcomplicate it. | pander45 | |
19/10/2023 10:39 | It's the same people who have been predicting a house crash for years. In the meantime whilst they're waiting for that to happen, the rest of us have hopefully been making some money. | cupra kid | |
19/10/2023 09:09 | God there are a lot of dangerously moronic people on these boards!! | blue59 | |
19/10/2023 08:15 | Yep so it’s impossible to get the cost base down . That’s why I have suggested land vales need to be agricultural plus 300% max. | sunshine today | |
19/10/2023 07:56 | The cost of each dwelling id rising though with on going onerous building regulations.. drive for zero carbon... home charging for electric vehicles etc | kop202 | |
19/10/2023 07:15 | However those houses will be produced on construction margins of 3%. You get far more houses that way, for the same money. The present cartel of U.K. house builders are in for a nasty shock. Gone are the days of house price increases to cover all manner of sins. | sunshine today | |
19/10/2023 07:08 | Dire state of the economy/housbuilders aside.. we desperately need new houses/dwellingsAfte | kop202 |
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