Quadrise Share Discussion Threads

[cockneyrebel] 04/8/2011 14:15

Big buying today ahead of the trading statement - Laxy adding perhaps?

CR

[kibes] 04/8/2011 12:39

dhracer - I suspect it has fallen so hard to take out people like yourself who have set stops which are visible to market makers. Stop loss = guaranteed loss.

[dhracer] 04/8/2011 11:10

No idea why this has fallen quite so hard. I got stopped out yesterday at the close, just going to sit out for a bit now.

[dope007] 04/8/2011 09:07

There is no reason for alot of stocks getting battered when several are yielding over 7%....

[kibes] 04/8/2011 08:51

QuePassa - yes I agree there is no reason for Quintain to be hit so hard particularly when other property companies have held up quite well. But the volume of trading is small, it only needs small trades through the order book to massively alter the price. The big question is whether the recent drop of DOW and FTSE is temporary or the start of something much worse. Still, we should find out in the next few days. There is always something to worry about and this time it is the possibility of a default by Italy - which is far too big to bail out.

[bigbigdave] 04/8/2011 08:39

Not a brilliant chartist, but hasn't the gap from 65 to 55 now been filled?
Looks a tremendous buy point here.

[quepassa] 04/8/2011 08:19

In my view the prospects remain strong for Quintain. There will be bumps and changes along the way but property is a long-term game, although an improvement in discount to NAV may be achieved in the nearer-term.

The exagerated slump in share price over the past few days has provided opportunities for market makers to hoover stock and has triggered stop-losses. In my view, there is absolutely no fundamental reason for the recent sell-off, other than general negative market sentiment which hits some shares more than others. I hope that I am right.

On 25th. May 2011, CEO Adrian Wyatt signed off the 2010/2011 Accounts with a positive Outlook.... "It is with confidence that I view the prospects of the business. As planned, we have grown our Fund Management business and we are now much closer to realising the value in our London development schemes. The delivery of strong and sustained returns for shareholders still remain our primary objective". (page 15 )

One trusts that the forthcoming 10th. Aug Interim Management Statement will be equally positive.

As an aside, a recent two-hour personal visit to the Wembley City site now gives a very favourable impression and shows just how much has been achieved there. Two new massive buildings are nearing completion for next year, The Hilton hotel and a further large accomodation block. The scale of the buildings are very impressive and will add scale and gravitas to the urban regeneration of the area.

Enormous ground-works are well under way for The Brent Civic centre and one or two other tower blocks. Four tower cranes or so are present and the whole site gives a strong impression of real momentum and activity.

With the lift-off of London property prices and higher residential rents, the residential developments at Wembley and Greenwich are now beginning to look like very attractive and exciting schemes in my opinion. The LDO will in turn further complement the suite of buildings already under construction.

ALL IMO. DYOR.

QP

[quepassa] 03/8/2011 12:09

In terms of fund managers, yes sometimes it does look like a gravy train in terms of their management fees. Having said that Laxey are doing a good job in creating noise about the potential of Quintain and this should benefit all shareholders in due course.

ALL IMO. DYOR.

QP

[jaws6] 03/8/2011 09:48

Kibes
some s loss been hit in s bet at 57

[kibes] 03/8/2011 09:43

Que Passa - very interesting to read the Terra Cat financial statements which demonstrate what an absolute doddle it is being a fund manager. In 2009 they lost more than half the value of their holdings following the Lehman collapse. Since then the market has recovered somewhat but all they had to do was sit tight. I hope they are right about their Quintain holding but if not they will still draw their salaries and investment management fees.

[visa33] 03/8/2011 09:33

Is this a buying opp/ or a 'double-top'?

[kibes] 03/8/2011 09:06

Something going on here? This has been hit much harder than other property companies.

[tom111] 02/8/2011 11:01

I assume were drifting down with the market which is dreadful at moment as we all know

[cockneyrebel] 02/8/2011 10:15

ok - hopefuly the trading statement will reinforce why Laxy Partners just took that large stake recently.

CR

[wendsworth] 01/8/2011 16:47

CR : Noted.Thanks.

[wendsworth] 01/8/2011 16:47

CR : Noted.Thanks.

[cockneyrebel] 01/8/2011 15:23

RNS Number : 5074L
Quintain Estates & Development PLC
01 August 2011
1 August 2011
Quintain Estates and Development plc
("Quintain" / "Company" / "Group")
Notification of Interim Management Statement
Quintain Estates and Development plc will announce its first quarter Interim Management Statement on Wednesday 10 August 2011.
For further information, please contact:
Quintain Estates and Development plc
Rebecca Worthington / Emma Villiers
Tel: [phone]

[cockneyrebel] 01/8/2011 14:19

HMSO said like for like rents up 3.9% today - comforting with QED t/s in the next week or so.

CR

[scburbs] 01/8/2011 13:27

London residential market remaining strong.

[smudgeroo] 01/8/2011 12:56

Thanks Jaws

[jaws6] 01/8/2011 12:52

Smudgeroo
yes ,10000 buy will cost 59.83

[smudgeroo] 01/8/2011 12:48

Are limits to buy still tight? It feels as though we may have a buyer in the background who is happy to accumulate around the 60 pence level.

[wendsworth] 01/8/2011 12:42

QuePassa and jaws6 : Noted. Thanks.

It doesn't take much to move the share price up because there has not been any significant selling since Laxey took their original position.

I see a minimum 50% upside and regard this as a great share to trade up.

Have been fortunate to have only made a loss on two contracts and have been trading QED from this January .

Past experience has taught me to invest in recovery stocks with relatively quiet BBs supported by thoughtful posters . Thus QED and this site fits the bill for me.

[scburbs] 01/8/2011 10:42

More positive news for future footfall on the Greenwich Peninsula with AEG gearing up for 260,000 sq ft of expansion at the O2.

"Anschutz Entertainment Group has secured a £150m refinancing of the iconic 02 arena in Greenwich.

The new facility has been syndicated by Credit Suisse in London and Los Angeles.

...

AEG has a long lease to the 620,000 sq ft venue, and is planning an additional 260,000 sq ft of bars, restaurants and leisure space."

Source: EGi

[jaws6] 01/8/2011 09:01

wendsworth
Tks, I think best way on this is to buy on bid for not to pay up higher price.
Still can not buy 10000 at offer price.
Rob
good link, tks.