Town Centre Share Discussion Threads

[inki] 06/3/2006 17:47

There is a lot of share price movement with very little trading.

[m.t.glass] 03/3/2006 13:52

Half-year results are out next Thursday 9th March

[inki] 14/11/2005 23:13

MBO - unlikely
However M. Lynch has a neutral recommendation on the company but highlight a net asset value of £4-40 - this helps creates a base

[linhur] 14/11/2005 18:12

Looks as though the MBO has arrived. Up over nearly 10% today.Takeout could be 500p with the development pipeline taken into account.

[inki] 29/9/2005 10:28

Wow volatility on these shares is reflected by the sale of 44 shares at the time of posting and the share price moves by 1.25% or £2.8 million

[inki] 19/9/2005 09:44

Investors Chronicle September 16 2009
Town Centre saw strong valuation increases across its north of England portfolio. Retail warehouses and food stores fared best, posting a 14.8 per cent increase. And shopping centres rose 13.6 per cent in value, which helped boost the group's net assets, along with the £11.7m repurchase of 3.7m shares.......
Town Centre may be finding acquisitions hard to come by, but a strong book and an active development pipeline, make the shares good value.

[inki] 12/9/2005 15:55

Some one must be tipping these shares on a value basis, any ideas who(m) ?
Perhaps this activity is on the expectation of REIT's being adopted !

[samg99] 30/6/2005 23:22

Just in case any TCSC holders/traders don't realise.....it will be going on to the SETSMM trading system on Monday week (11th July). IMO that will mean wider spreads a lot of the time, plus worse liquidity - we'll soon see!

[m.t.glass] 07/1/2005 14:38

A strong end to the week.

[wonder woman] 03/1/2005 13:33

mt glass, Time will tell.

[m.t.glass] 03/1/2005 12:13

..a 5-year chart with a 46% fall along the way ;o)
Good luck with it WW - I see you've now started a COM thread - but I still prefer TCSC (and TRY).

[wonder woman] 03/1/2005 08:42

YES, if you buy TCSC today on a pe of 42 your paying around 10 times more than COM. COMLAND shares have a 5 year record as well!! Infact each one pound unit would give you £5.39p in com over 5 years tcsc would pay out £3.01

[inki] 02/1/2005 23:27

Comland is 1/11th the size of TCSC in market cap, hence comparisons are not equal. Also the track record of TCSC reflects the potential future growth, which what is paid for in the PE.

[wonder woman] 02/1/2005 19:04

Your chart is great,PE of 42 maybe a tad high. market around 16,comland is5.4 now and if 2nd half is the same as 1st will fall to 3.5

[m.t.glass] 02/1/2005 18:35

Hmm.. having looked at COM methinks I'll stick with TCSC. No contest really ;o)
Different kind of chart altogether.

As a play on the sector I do also hold a position in TRY.

[wonder woman] 02/1/2005 17:28

Well done!! Town Centre Securuities Share Holders!
According to 'Moneyextra site' your shares are the second highest risers in the 'Real Estate' sector this century. However unfortunately you have a long way to go to catch the winner. Comland (Epic Com) Take a look at the PE and compare with yours - good luck and Happy New Year.

[bobdouthwaite] 31/12/2004 15:54

WNDR had a good 2 year run until earlier this year; it's now back on track.

[m.t.glass] 31/12/2004 14:30

Since the 50/200 moving averages 'golden crossed' 18 months ago (in simple or in exponential format), the share price has not once closed below its 50 ma.
(There are quite a few stocks that have spent 18 months above their 200ma, but I'd be interested to hear of others which have stayed clear of their 50ma that long)

(WKP achieves it. NWF again comes close. PNS may yet do so. If there are others I guess they are most likely among the Investment Trusts or Real Estate stocks)

[m.t.glass] 31/12/2004 13:22

"..A blueprint has also been agreed for redeveloping the Harewood and Eastgate quarter in partnership with developers, Hammerson and Town Centre Securities.
The £500m retail-led development is expected to attract flagship stores not currently represented in Leeds, reinforcing the city's position as the region's prime retail centre.
Leeds City executive board member for Development, Coun Andrew Carter, concludes: "This scheme will provide a boost for the city centre and play a significant part in achieving our vision for moving Leeds up a league as both a regional centre and internationally competitive city."

(leedstoday.net) (full text )

[m.t.glass] 30/12/2004 21:39

And it's grown 60% this year in its own steady way ;o)



Much the same as the year before (58.4%)

(NWF not much different)

TCSC is the chart I regularly use as a performance benchmark when viewing stocks on Sharescope.

[charles henderson] 30/12/2004 20:24

TCSC has run between +20% and -10% tramlines for over 12 months now
see for other tramline runners

[m.t.glass] 22/12/2004 13:06

B&Q have a contract with TCSC for use of a site at Kings Lynn in Norfolk (former Mallett caravan site). But the planning application in April was rejected, whereas outline planning approval was granted to another Kings Lynn site (in Hansa Rd) owned by rival developer Riverking, who will now try and persuade B&Q to go there instead. TCSC will be appealing the decision next June, so it isn't certain what the eventual outcome will be. B&Q cannot walk away without paying, and are committed to pursuing all avenues first. And Riverking have to first obtain permission to demolish and relocate the existing Jeager clothing factory.

This is a run-of-the-mill tussle for developers and could all change again yet..

[m.t.glass] 11/11/2004 12:17

L2 shows marketmakers edging towards another uptick as we speak. (Or at the very least reinforcing the current price)

>>inki - here at advfn mostly. (gold sub)

[inki] 11/11/2004 12:15

MT Glass
I thought it was previously 10k
Where do you find your info please.

[m.t.glass] 11/11/2004 11:49

What was it before then?

(Among the six marketmakers at present, two quote for 2k lots, five for 3k, and one 10k)