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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Purplebricks Group Plc | LSE:PURP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYV2MV74 | ORD 1P |
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% | 0.31 | 0.28 | 0.34 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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09/12/2018 14:12 | LOLOLOLOLOLOL ROG GETTING COMPLETLEY DECIMATED AGAIN LOLOLOLOL JUST LIKE HIS INVESTMENT LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL | cowtrader | |
09/12/2018 10:41 | Hi Rog - Neil Woodford - Purple Bricks Grandee - maybe not so grand - and of course Carillion's ex head once removed Paul Pindar is now non-executive chairman of Purplebricks ...so a cosy collective of talent. How will Purplebricks share price after latest results … a third off maybe not but … I do not forsee a rise especially as WHICH are now shouting that 5,000 consumers - vendors/landlords/te The Following from Motley Fool today Sunday 'Shares in Neil Woodford-backed construction firm Kier Group (LSE: KIE) were hammered on Friday, losing 33% of their value. The dramatic share price fall came after the group announced on Friday afternoon that it plans to raise £264m by way of a rights issue. To do this, it will create 64.5m new shares, and sell these to investors at a price of 409p each – approximately 46% below Thursday’s closing price. Construction sector risks The reason Kier has launched the emergency rescue rights issue is that it wants to pay down its debt pile and strengthen its balance sheet after lenders have become a little more cautious towards the construction sector due to Carillion’s recent collapse. Kier CEO Haydn Mursell explained: “There has been a recent change in sentiment from the credit markets towards the UK construction sector, with various lenders indicating that they will be reducing their exposure to the sector. This has led to lower confidence among other stakeholders and an increased focus on balance sheet strength. The Rights Issue is intended to address these issues.' Property sector to follow. | stantini | |
09/12/2018 10:20 | rog is certainly the best free advertising shareprophets gets. He brings it into the discussion all the time and by someone as obviously stupid and inept as rog slagging it off it is one of those hilariously ironic double negatives make a positive campaigns. Keep it up rog, not that TW needs any help from you to run a successful and profitable business | sweet karolina | |
08/12/2018 21:18 | Rog is obviously jelly of TW it’s all he rambles on about lolololololololololo | cowtrader | |
08/12/2018 20:07 | rog you are the one who is obsessed by TW and wants to bring him into the debate the whole time. | sweet karolina | |
08/12/2018 18:40 | sounds like Sweet Karolina is trying to paint T.W. as a benign Santa Claus really? | rogthepodge | |
08/12/2018 18:31 | at Christmas rog are you going to dress up as santa … remember it is nice to be important, but its important to be nice. | stantini | |
08/12/2018 18:12 | say 3,000 x £5 pcm £15,000 x 12 = £180,000 p.a. not bad for such a load of old baloney and it helps him, and/or his chums out with their short positions nice work if there are enough mugs to pay maybe T.W. has finally found a scheme (to put it politely) that works? | rogthepodge | |
08/12/2018 17:50 | A few thousand - They pay their writers (not me as I do it for the love of it) and make a profit - that is where a company gets more money for its goods / services than is spends on everything, rog, as I know you seem to have a massive aversion to companies that do that sort of thing. The time and money it has saved me make it worth every penny, but it is worth it just for the entertainment value. I have also learned a hell of a lot about how to read annual reports and RNSs Before Beaufort imploded I was a client and would get calls about placings, whilst I was talking I would look up the company and ask the embarrassing questions. If there is someone who loves you, maybe they could buy you a year's subscription for Christmas. It would be a bit like buying a 45 stone couch potato a gym membership. | sweet karolina | |
08/12/2018 17:29 | how many paying subscribers are there? | rogthepodge | |
08/12/2018 16:39 | And just for rog my latest article: | sweet karolina | |
08/12/2018 15:37 | Well - an interesting fact is that one of Plumb's theatres of operation, Connells estate agents bought some failing offices from an agent for £1M in the downturn a about 8 years ago. The sellers of these offices, Kenny & Bruce (ringing any bells?)then had enough money to set up with their stock market buddy 'PURPLE BRICKS'. Incidentally, a few years later Connells then bought HATCHED for an undisclosed sum and it cost/lost them £800,000 in the 3 years they had it. | stantini | |
08/12/2018 14:22 | Not bright enough to avoid it in the first place. Assuming it was his choice of course. | philosopherad1 | |
07/12/2018 22:10 | philosopher - dave plum 'top boy' was a school boy reference - he is top boy rather than man at the helm … skipton captain of ship for sure. but the plum was bright enough to junk the 'hatched' online model. | stantini | |
07/12/2018 21:50 | Pleased to assist your short, SK | rogthepodge | |
07/12/2018 19:47 | buywell, I agree, if they had moved before it could have been portrayed as a strategic acquisition, and positive, rather than if they did it now it would just look like picking up the pieces, which is negative. | andy | |
07/12/2018 18:24 | i dont think so buywell. they wouldnt have paid much for it and it would make look overvalued....which it is! | elcapital2018 | |
07/12/2018 18:23 | I have never owned Globo.And who is steamy? You really are quite deluded old chum. Especially when it comes to company analysis,and 'gurus' you ought to be following. Lol | rogthepodge |
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