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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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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27.50 | 5.34% | 542.00 | 08:11:46 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 523.00 | 519.00 | 543.50 | 514.50 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 13/1/2025 15:59 by xclusive2 Last time we touched this level was 3/4/20, almost 5 years ago ! Still can't believe we're back there. Cmon GF, a steady the ship update with a positive forecast, that'll throw the cat in :). Memories will be short if it's a better than expected update. Investors won't be waiting for proof statements from future reporting , they'll be basing their decision making on the 15/1 update. |
Posted at 13/1/2025 14:17 by sikhthetech svend"it took approximately seven years for Tesco to fully recover from the 2014 accounting scandal." That's exactly my point. If I remember correctly, Tesco's CEO and other directors resigned when the blackhole was discovered. Similar at CAKE. I don't think majority of investors will believe VTY have got over their recent blackhole problems so quickly. It takes years to re-gain trust. |
Posted at 13/1/2025 12:27 by sikhthetech Several HBs, inc VTY/PSN/TW etc are reporting TUs over next few days.That should provide some guidance on how they believe the current trading is going and what they believe the outlook is like. Here, it will take several TUs to be sure there's no other skeletons. Even then, the CEO should have resigned by now so investors can start to move forward. These are now just above my target of 500p, set a couple of months ago. sikhthetech - 15 Nov 2024 - 16:38:53 <...> I might take a punt < 500p on the hope that the CEO does resign and the company starts to re-build confidence. |
Posted at 13/1/2025 11:29 by xclusive2 A cheap acquisition would be disastrous so hopefully our larger holders are ready to dive in post closed period. The HBs have been battered over last 3 years, only gotta look at the charts !! Vistry was the golden child, bucking the trend with its partnering strategy and would've continued that trend but for the accounting scandal as that's what it is. Can only invest based on facts and if the company misleads the investor base then they pay the price. Currently at 35% of its value from £14 high, that's disastrous but the TU will give us the clarity we need to make decisions, good, bad or indifferent. I still maintain that 24/12 news dump was the last bite of the shoite sandwich and continued buy backs show that the cash position isn't disastrous. I promised I'd sit on hands pre news but I e taken another chunk this am hoping that the bad news is over and outlook is better than many expect. |
Posted at 08/1/2025 08:43 by fuji99 Bigjock36: "Call transcript confirmed no further issues were highlighted"A few were saying and thinking the same before the 3rd Profit Warning. Then the Christmas present knocked on the door. The only final positive outcome is the resignation of both CEO and CFO and the LAST skeleton taken out of the cupboard once for all - if any -. This is when the market and investors would feel confident and comfortable. |
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 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 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 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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