The bulls have waited months for this news about interest rate cut. The supposedly transformation news arrived today...
and the share price of this footsie 100 company ended flat.
Imagine what would happen if the BoE left rates unchanged or do so next time!
Jugears
"its a lovely sunny day enjoy it, life is far to short to be worrying about what might happen in the future"
Were you looking in the mirror when you said this? |
Kreaps it hasn't gone anywhere its called a paper loss, as I'm not selling the share price is irrelevant to me other than if I'm buying but you have reached your 1.23 target so goodbye & Foxstrot Oscar |
if this share cldn't make any headway today with this rate cut, even while the rest of the index made 1.2% then that really looks like the end of the rally. i don't want to add to the chorus of £1 is on the way, but it's beginning to look that way. |
That’s all very well jugs, but where’s the 168 to 120 money gone ? Massive economic uncertainty ahead. Sub a quid on the way tbf |
yeah, i think i remember you saying something like that before jugs. maybe about two or three hundred times in fact, so not huge news.
but for most TW investors, today is a disappointment. tomorrow might be worse. let's see what the market thinks friday and after the weekend. |
I've made good money elsewhere nearly 600% on RR alone, DLG 60%, LGEN,AV.CURY,EZJ, LLOY to name but a few, never pays to have all your eggs in one basket my entire Tw holding os still worth 3 times what I.paid for it & I've had all the money back over the years in dividends so in real terms it's over 4 times,
1.30 next week ???? |
main index is up 1.5% and this share is now flat on the day and might even close down, after months of anticipation. if there's one sector where interest rates might make a difference, it's housing, so this is a very bad sign. could hardly be worse really. luckily jugs is enjoying the sun, but there's not much else to celebrate. |
its more about honesty i'd say uhound. i like yr posts btw. stating a simple truth. the "bulls" here wld be better off admitting the sector's troubles instead of trying to ramp up the share with silly posts and denials. saying black is white obvs just backfires in the end. |
No surprise to those who have a handle on the economy and business. |
wow! look at those HB charts run out of juice. bulls here have been begging for an interest rate cut for monhts and now it's arrived, prices actually turn negative. not a good omen for the share price going fwd. |
if you really don't give a sh*t, why bother replying? seems you actually give a lot of sh*t. 🤣
also a bit weird that you were asking where the "trolls" were, like you wanted someone to chit chat with, then as soon as the bears post, you're all indignant again. really quite a sad performance. |
I really don't give a sh..t what you think, lol. ? |
about £100 a month cheaper for a £300k mortgage. might make a tiny difference to sales but i wouldn't count on it jugs. share price falling back fromthe spike on the interest rate announcement. looks like ppl 'buying the rumour and selling on the news'.
i've got a feeling that this cld be the end of the shrt rallyhere. results out in 3 weeks with that crucial actual profit figure and cash generation filled in. underlying news is that construction starts are well down.
baracuda, what are YOU trying to achieve? i don't think i've seen a single post from you with any info or ideas of value in it.
jugs, totally agree about the weather. best to not waste time with d1ckheads. gla. |
Jeeeze. Don't they ever stop, I really don't understand what they are trying to achieve here |
When the BoE is concerned about the economy and there's inflationary pressures down the line, it's not good.
Huge tax rises around the corner.
Affordability still a problem.
;-) |
Bla Bla Bla!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
In summary..,,,
0.25 cut, but everyone (apart from jugs) is still screwed |
 Newsflow continues as predicted:
Weak economy. Watch the inflationary pressures down the line.
Trump's policies are inflationary.
Labour's policies are inflationary
"But the stagnant economy is now accompanied by sharper inflationary risks from higher energy prices.
Inflation is expected to “rise quite sharply” into the Autumn, getting close to 4%, driven by rises in gas prices arising from the need to fill drained storage facilities after a cold winter. While a recession is forecast to be narrowly avoided, zero growth and high and rising inflation is textbook “stagflation”.
On top of all that the Bank is stressing that it will be “careful” with cuts against the backdrop of tremendous uncertainty about US President Donald Trump’s trade policy.
The uncertainty is not just about what he does, but the market reaction to it, and the response of other countries, including the UK. Today’s weaker forecast did not factor in the US tariff policies."
sikhthetech - 07 Nov 2024 - 16:41:49 - 19497 of 20400
Jugears,
GE
over - new govn
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Budget
over - little to help HBs but huge increase in taxes will impact affordability and for companies with huge labour, huge increases in costs
Budget policies are inflationary
US Election
over - Trump's policies are inflationary |
Strange how all the trolls have gone very quiet today! |
As expected, the BoE cuts base rate by 0.25% |
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