Savills Share Discussion Threads

[trader horne] 09/7/2006 21:22

grigor, I don't feel happy with the P/E being as high as it is, used to be much lower at 11 or 12.

[doubleorquits] 26/6/2006 11:31

Press rumours last week suggested that it was SVS who were casting an eye over Colliers.

[blondviking] 25/6/2006 20:37

Still lots of upside in this one. So many things are rignt for this Co. Fully expect price to be back up over £7.50 after 6 months results up to end of June are known.

[clen] 14/6/2006 08:19

Stock looks like it was overbought on a good run up on good growth figures. Growth slowing now which is proberbly reflected in the recent fall. Quality company but growth prospects slowing. Not much value at this price. Price to book value is high for sector & Price to Sales ratio also on the high side

[blondviking] 10/6/2006 08:10

Share split. So now twice as many shares at half the value. Should be no difference but not sure why price has dropped further. Expect value to rise over coming months.

[clen] 10/6/2006 07:51

anyone know why Savills gaped down big on 11th May?

[blondviking] 06/6/2006 21:25

At this price, I am having some off these in the morning.

[mike24] 31/5/2006 12:21

roger bootle says inflation is dead, ask the pensioners/readers why this
winter, many can't afford the heating bills, because inflation has
destroyed their savings, his chart (last sun telegragh) on inflation is misleading in as much the spike 72/73 in house price inflation did little
damage to the housing market, the sharp rise/fall in the docklands did
considerable damage to that area, but made no impact on overall hpi charts,

dyor

[kpwuk] 25/5/2006 12:50

I'm a newbie to this one, why is it down in a rising market?
Edit, hang on, no it ain't!

[darias] 24/5/2006 13:07

Mike 24

Perhaps I shouldn't comment howeve the maths that you have reproduced have missed one vital fact. The interest payments!

You would have paid out, over the 30 years, around 4.3 million and what would you have got for this money! The use of 180,000 for 30 years! In the beginning of the loan it is unlikely that the rent collected would have covered the interest payments.

I am a simple soul and it has always seemed to me that interest payments are the banks profit. Why should I increase the bank's profit?

Now paying out 180k in the beginning menas that I collect the rent without any strings and that rent will more than offset the best interest rate that I can get by leaving money on deposit for 30 years. Also the rent should increase over the 30 years. Let us say that rent is 12,000 a year now at the rate of inflation you are forecasting the rent that I collect will be around 120K a year in 30 years still only 10k a month whereas you will have to find the 180k to pay back the loan.

In order to pay back the loan you sell the property leaving you 1.6m but I have a property worth 1.8m paying me 120k a year.

I wont come to you for financial advice.

[shar] 23/5/2006 15:38

Good day thank goodness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mike24] 20/5/2006 13:27

ze drop from 10/5 svs looking a better buy/hold

I don't know what the ell roger bootle is on about "I got it wrong but poss 20% drop, prop' on knife edge"

london market REAL investors talk of 4yr bull run up to 2010 barring unforseen
disasters, good ole inflation will add on another zero on all props ie in
country life over next 2decades,
dyor

[hufhaus] 18/5/2006 15:41

I remain a holder. Evidently, this has taken some hammer. Is the lack of an easily identifiable resistance a reason? My other holdings have also suffered but for the most part have (up until now!) put the brakes on at resistance.

[blondviking] 15/5/2006 21:01

This has to be a buy at this figure. Great business model, has been going from strength to strength. I am a long term holder and fully expect graph to continue its up ward trend.

[trader horne] 15/5/2006 13:53

mr. market is having a nervous pullback. prepare to topup in anything you like, including this.

[scot101] 15/5/2006 07:10

whats happening?

[hufhaus] 13/5/2006 19:49

from CityWire Published: 09:49 Thursday 11 May 2006

Panmure reiterates its buy rating and 600p target for Countrywide, has a sell rating and 70p target for iSoft, a buy rating for NETeller, cutting target to 800p from £10, a buy rating for Premier Foods, has downgraded its rating for Roc Oil to hold from buy but raises target to 180p from 150p, has buy ratings for Savills and VT Group and a buy rating and 130p target for Universal Salvage.

[darias] 11/5/2006 12:21

Hufhaus

Yes!

[hufhaus] 11/5/2006 12:08

Relax. It's only money!

Must admit though, I did fill my pants when I switched on this morning. Must remember to concentrate.

Having never been involved in a split before, am I correct in thinking that a green finish today would be 687.5?

[jezboy1] 11/5/2006 11:11

jeez I have seen some tanking.... but this is BRUTAL

[slogsweep] 10/5/2006 12:22

Good topup op. IMHO