Purplebricks Share Discussion Threads

[dangersimpson2] 07/2/2018 08:52

Probably NW wanting his stock back to sell

[ntv] 07/2/2018 08:51

any one else had that happen?

[jonwig] 07/2/2018 08:45

@ bobmonkeyhouse - 'whattheduce' sounds quite clever: 'What, Il Duce?'

[ntv] 07/2/2018 08:39

CI automatically closed my short position yesterday as lender of stock wanted it back
WTF

[rogthepodge] 05/2/2018 23:03

not just NW

the market has been due a correction, for a long long time

[ltcm1] 05/2/2018 22:34

Gl if you are still in here rog. Woodford has taken some heavy losses today by all accounts.

[rogthepodge] 05/2/2018 21:53

another of your famously awful predictions? bbms

[bbmsionlypostafter] 05/2/2018 17:07

300p by Friday.

[bobmonkeyhouse] 05/2/2018 16:42

Yes jonwig. There is a poster on the ukog thread called whattheduce....yes he spelt his own name wrong....and daily he posts that market makers are abusing the share price. After a negative rns in December which resulted in a 25% price fall he blamed the market makers......just plain stupid

Why don't they realise that if they put a price too high or too low they will get taken out. Prices mainly go up and down on weight of buys/sell. Do they really think that market makers work together ????? Quite insane

[jonwig] 05/2/2018 16:39

@ bobmonkeyhouse - Indeed - I've lost count of the number of times I've pointed out SETS trading (about 99% of PURP)!

It's part of the mindset which looks for excuses and conspiracies whenever a share price moves against you. Shorters, tree-shakes, etc.

[buywell3] 05/2/2018 16:32

400p chartwise looks a big ask for PURP

USA market weakness and 300p looks likely soon

I think the DJIA will hit 20,000 within 12 weeks

FTSE 100 7,000 cometh

[ltcm1] 05/2/2018 15:03

Where's rog today???

Buyer beware me old son.

[bobmonkeyhouse] 05/2/2018 14:22

It amazes me how everyone blames the market makers. It is a clear indication that they don't know what they are talking about.

[clocktower] 05/2/2018 14:17

Try running with the foxes (in drag hunting the foxes are always given ahead start) and then hunting with the hounds (as they usually catch the foxes scent) for the kill.

[bobmonkeyhouse] 05/2/2018 13:52

.....or, just maybe....there has been a lot of sellers and now many buyers!!!

[cc2014] 05/2/2018 13:48

Sorry to hear az4hr. The market makers have done the same this morning on many many stocks and I suspect many including some larger players have been stopped out for the benefit of the market- makers.

Next step is depending on their mood and the Dow they will whipsaw traders the other way next

[clocktower] 05/2/2018 13:36

A long way to go till ground zero yet imo. A few bounces on the way but nothing like taking profits while they are still there for those still hovering on the sell buttons.

DYOR

[ltcm1] 05/2/2018 10:47

Minerve never mind the mortar what about the foundations???

Purp is built on sand!!!!

rog - CAVEAT EMPTOR!!!

[minerve] 05/2/2018 09:59

Can we change the company name to 'wobbly crumbly bricks'?

Has anyone considered the mortar? I mean, if the mortar is labelled as 'mortar' but it quite isn't mortar, that would bring the house down, would it not?

[bulltradept] 05/2/2018 09:16

I still like to trade PURP, plenty out there believe in it.

[ny boy] 05/2/2018 00:14

Full blown market crash, higher interest rates, who's buying property, no one,unless it's a complete steal. Down from here I say.

[buywell3] 04/2/2018 20:15

USA to drop this year as 4 interest rate rises cause a property crash there

Now was NOT the time to start up new sales offices in a falling market






London Property Market Crash Looms As Prices Drop To 2 1/2 Year Low

Jan 15, 2018 - 01:31 PM GMT

The London property bubble slow motion bursting continues with the latest data from property website Rightmove showing house prices in London were down by another 1.4% in January.

There is little sign of the optimism that we usually see in the London property market at the start of January. This means the losing streak of 2017 has been carried over into the start of 2018. The possibility of a London property crash looms large.

In the past year London homes are now an average of £22,000 cheaper and have fallen to just over £600,000, a 3.5 per cent fall over the last year. However this does not reflect the damage being felt by London’s own ‘zones’ outside of zone 1. Sellers of homes in Zone 3 saw the biggest fall in prices, of 7.7%, while Zone 2 saw prices drop by 6.4%.



Nationwide via Bloomberg (December 2017)

It is also taking longer for homeowners to shift property. The average number of days has increased from 71 to 78 between December and January. This amount of time was last seen at the beginning of 2012.

London no longer paved with gold

Last year the capital’s housing market was the worst in the UK. This month it is the same. In a weird reversal of fortunes regions outside of London are managing relatively well with increased interest rates and tighter wage conditions. Conversely, London is beginning to feel the pinch, likely as Brexit risks loom large.

However, it’s not exactly booming for UK regions either. Last month prices only climbed marginally and the annual growth rate fell for the seventh month to just 0.2 percent. This brings it to its lowest since March 2012.

2012 seems to be the point to which the market is returning to but 2009 looms large in the background. Ir is worth noting that from 2006 to 2016, average house prices in London grew from £257,000 to £474,000 or by a very substantial 84.4%.

London property owners have not been seen dropping house prices this much since 2009 – when the financial crisis really began to take hold



Is Australia any better ?

[bargainbob] 03/2/2018 21:32

Difficult few months ahead for purple bricks as peak selling season approaches.