St. James's Place Share Discussion Threads

[dexdringle] 21/7/2024 18:13

Yes, the share price is doing okay relative to its recent lows.

Relative to its 2 year high, not so much.

[tim 3] 21/7/2024 16:14

Good points.

[the millipede] 20/7/2024 22:02

Agree. Using open ended funds for direct property investment is silly. Similar liquidity issue to private equity (Woodford).

I think only Royal London have managed to make this sort of property fund work/ have never had to stop withdrawals. St James Place are in very good company.

Anyway, STJ share price doing alright. :-)

[dexdringle] 20/7/2024 12:31

Open ended property funds are a disaster. I don't know why SJP got involved.

The only way to do this (if you must) is by using a closed end REIT.

"On top of that, they are still paying fees" ? Well, it doesn't suddenly become 'free' does it ?

[tim 3] 20/7/2024 10:47

Fully get the issues when many people want to cash in on property funds and to me they are not a good idea in this format but to freeze it for 9 months and give no idea when it will unlock is not good.

On top of that they are still paying fees.

[markgordon1] 28/6/2024 20:13

QP is a regular post on the TAVI site. Many suspect to be either one of the two TAVI executives

[quepassa] 28/6/2024 11:45

nothing to do with St. Jimmy's.

sector news.

share already up 7.5% today but nobody appears to have read the RNS yet because TAVI is a small-cap stock and completely off the investor radar .

an interesting situation

[dexdringle] 28/6/2024 11:37

.....but what does that have to do with SJP?

I just found it expecting there to be speculation about SJP taking them over (or some such thing) but nothing ?

[quepassa] 28/6/2024 11:24

Today's RNS announcement by small-cap wealth manager, Tavistock Investments (Ticker:TAVI) is not to be missed

[dexdringle] 18/6/2024 18:04

....it's still not too late to buy. Six month target £7 (assuming no bid at a price higher than that).

1 million clients. £180 billion under management. £500 million net profit pa. It's a £5 billion company all day long (£9 a share).

[jakleeds] 18/6/2024 17:34

Haha Dex. Good luck to you.

Don’t worry I’m still watching. These have gone up because HL received an improved bid.

[muffster] 18/6/2024 15:38

Go Dex. You are on point with your posts here, thanks for your input

[dexdringle] 17/6/2024 10:58

jakleeds, where are youuuuuuuuuuu....?? 🤣

[dexdringle] 13/6/2024 11:28

I'm sure he'll have lots of lovely cheap share options instead to ease his pain.

[jakleeds] 13/6/2024 10:15

I bet Mr Fitzapatrick is gutted he didn’t buy any shares when they were 4quid.

[dexdringle] 13/6/2024 09:02

Quality DEI hire though. That must be worth a few pence on the share price as the 'woke / sustainable' funds will be filling their boots on that news 🤣

[dexdringle] 06/6/2024 19:58

I'm sure jak will attach a link to the story shortly.....

[the millipede] 06/6/2024 19:33

Jack, I don’t know the story but if the practice owner is not in jail, it seems more likely the law is protecting him, rather than SJP. FWIW.

[dexdringle] 06/6/2024 12:18

Anyway jak, has your screen been upside down for the last month ?

We are £1 up from the lows and have some upward momentum.

This is a £7 to £8 share all day long....

[dexdringle] 05/6/2024 20:40

Name me a business with 4,000 franchisees where there aren't a few wrong 'uns among them.

If laws have been broken the perpetrators will face the same penalties regardless of the network they are operating under.