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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vistry Group Plc | VTY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.00 | 0.96% | 634.00 | 08:42:28 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 628.50 | 626.50 | 635.50 | 628.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 28/11/2024 11:40 by yertiz First hint of negativity the rampers disappear. Pays to do your own research than listen to the fly-by-night 'investors' who think they can influence share prices on a BB. |
Posted at 20/11/2024 11:04 by fuji99 This is not specific to VTY despite all what happened.One has to check out the charts of BWY and PSN for instance to see what's hapenning in this sector: They all have the same trend and all are in a freeefall. This is why I mentioned those who work to help "the working class". The market and investors are realising the effects of the veiled budget on the economy. Now what's going to probably happen : The middle class will be decimated and everybody will become poorer. So we will have the majority of poor "working people" and a minority ot very rich people. Because the bridge in between, or the middle class, is broken. |
Posted at 15/11/2024 15:48 by essentialinvestor When Vistry announced a full tilt to a partnership model, the company hosted a conference call/presentation for investors and sector analysts.Greg Fitzgerald, stood up in front of a room full of people and said... there are some risks with this strategy. I referenced it at the time and from memory posted the link - it should still be available on their IR site. |
Posted at 13/11/2024 10:21 by louis brandeis Ashwani01Not sure if you are addressing me but I did read that social housing projects were stalling due to higher for longer interest rates at the beginning of the year. Not sure where this leaves us now since we now have a Labour government and that clown in the US in charge. It may well explain the slowing of business that they have reported which they blame on Labour and the budget but I suspect the cause of a slight drop off in business was earlier in the year. So the question is: is this protracted or are we going to be back on track? I think the former. The language coming from the company has been over bullish which I'm a sucker for. This should be a warning sign for conservative investors. The fact they keep mentioning they will return vast amounts of capital - as if they are doing us a favour - makes me laugh. Much of it at the moment just looks like being exactly that: a return of capital - not a return ON capital. Here, give me a tenner and I'll give you 5 pound back - make you feel better. :) LOL |
Posted at 12/11/2024 09:47 by xclusive2 They've damaged investor confidence and allowed increased shorting at a time of uncertainty. Doesn't help when the likes BBerg slash forecasts but the management have done a shoite job. Cant believe that the CFO is still in play ! 40% share price demise and many investors wiped out, especially the small players and the leverage. All about investor confidence and that is reinforced by trading results, as it stands investors are obviously concerned. Management need to keep the BB program going and the insiders need to continue their shopping trips, all that helps. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 09:14 by fuji99 IMO once they flagged up the issues, they should have done a proper and complete investigation with final conclusions once for all.At the moment they release bits of negatives at updates - sinking further the share price If they keep digging more skeletons, they will definitely harm the share price and share buy back won't have any effet at all. Investors cannot remain sitting on a time bomb so they won't have any confidence in the way managment have handled the issues so far. I am honestly starting to doubt about the management professionalism and IMO this is a disgrace. |
Posted at 08/11/2024 16:56 by sikhthetech Jugears,"you will know if you have been investing a long time that the markets have a short memory when it comes to good quality stocks" Really? Again you prove yourself to be clueless. Investors have a long memory when it comes to stockmarkets/shares. Investors might trade but those who held on this time are likely to be wary in the future. |
Posted at 08/11/2024 15:06 by volsung Very few private investors in the UK make money. |
Posted at 08/11/2024 10:30 by xclusive2 Almost back to 3 year low, that's unbelievable. Loads of investors being forced out and our shorts in play. This will bounce hard but many stops triggered today and many investors with singed bottoms ! I've been very greedy but that's enough for me. |
Posted at 05/9/2024 10:20 by louis brandeis kreatureThe model's importance is essentially built on the fact that houses built are using capital of Housing Associations (HA) and councils (and other entities) rather than that of Vistry - 'in partnership'. As Vistry shifts more to this model it will use less of its own capital in work-in-progress giving opportunity for its return to shareholders - hence the buybacks; you are really just getting your own money back here so there is no increase in value. Going forward, however, having less capital committed to the business reduces risk and improves the businesses Return on Capital Employed (ROCE). So it's essentially becoming more profitable and this is where value is created. Investors would most likely expect, therefore, for Vistry to command a higher PE ratio. What might hinder this though are several facts: First, affordable housing, and other bulk sales, are not as profitable as private sales; Second, you rely on a supply of business from HA and other entities which is lumpy and potentially carries more political/policy risk. In short, Vistry is essentially swapping sales profitability (income statement) for capital profitability (balance sheet). All things being equal, and they never are, investors should rate this more highly. |
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