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.... it's dropped to my target buy in price, but most of m funds are tied up, trying to work out if i should liquidate some others to get in here
Who knows. I can't work out whether I'm short or long. Ylds 8% on asset back business. Looks too good to be true. Other argument is spot the odd one out...Ashley, Green, Maxwell, Pidgley, Saint mother Teresa of Calcutta. Is there a discount in the price for a rogue?
Wouldn't normally bother with the Daily Mail but they were handing out free on BA. That aside, it is very unusual to read such triva about such a large company outside the business section. Daily Mail "forgot" to reference allegations of bribery and potential market abuse that we referred to in the Times. Also unusal for a company to make such public comments in support of the article ahead of a court case. What's the upside of making a public comment? This doesn't pass the sniff test and looks like a smoke screen.
I read the articles in DM and Times. Grim stuff if you ask me and agree, you can't help thinking it's a deliberate attempt to slur. What are the heck are the NEDs doing though? Who's supposed to be controlling this?
Sound like 99.9% of boards tbh, what exactly are you trying to flush out ??? are you short by any chance ??
Sound like 99.9% of boards tbh, what exactly are you trying to flush out ??? are you short by any chance ??
Probably true...imho. Had a look at board. Hardly the paragon of virtue. Bottom of class on corporate governance. Top of class for remuneration. If there is anything I'm sure the DM article is likely to flush it out now...
Sound like 99% of construction firms tbh
Repeated in times. They say there are allegations of bribery issues, sales and purchases of land, potential market abuse, tax and accounting issues to name a few!! Blimey anything else? sonethings not right....they've a bit of a reputation. Worth staying close to?
What is going on? Former FD makes misconduct allegations against his former employer and the Daily Mail jumps into the gutter. Surely it is for the High Court to decide the outcome? Very unusual for a company to comment to the media ahead of the High Court - unless this was deliberate? What a choice of paper - the Daily Mail (honestly!). Seasick Steve is legendary
that'll be an interesting time, and if it does, i suspect they'll be an initial dip, potentially creating an opening for an ok entry point, if that's the case, i might be tempted to sell 4 or 5 grands worth of other shares to buy in here, but it'll need to be at the right price, because i'd like to hold for a while and reap some of the dividends, and not be in constant fear of it always being in the red for me!
Prepare for a rise - I heard Berkeley was relegated to FTSE 250 which often means a few months of rising prices as II's resettle their portfolios.
Isn't it obvious?
anybody no why Berkeley have stopped building on a luxury development in London
Ive tucked my shares away for couple years tbh happy with divi and any share price increase.....
And today it would seem bust (I'm watching with a target buy-in level, so good for me today and great for anyone who sold out yesterday)
boom
The Berkeley Group Holdings plc ("Berkeley" or the "Company") announces that the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 30 April 2016, Notice of the 2016 Annual General Meeting and Shareholder Proxy Form (the "Documents") were posted out to shareholders on 3 August 2016. In accordance with Listing Rule 9.6.1, the Documents have been sent to the National Storage Mechanism and will shortly be available for inspection at http://www.hemscott.com/nsm.do The Annual Report and Accounts and Notice of Meeting are also available on the Company's website at www.berkeleygroup.co.uk The Company's Annual General Meeting will be held on 6 September 2016 at 11am, at The Woodlands Park Hotel, Woodlands Lane, Stoke D'Abernon, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3QB.
yes i bought 8k worth lol
I'd love to see it! Do you have any basis for your opinion?
could see £40 imo
Bellway moved 6pc higher to £23.58 pence a share while shares in Barratt Homes rose almost 5pc higher on the day to 486.20 pence a share and Taylor Wimpey rose over 4pc to 165.10 pence. Berkley Group trailed the group, climbing over 3.5pc higher to £26.49. According to a report in industry magazine Property Week the Government is poised to launch a new multi-billion pound fund to back property developers from all parts of the industry, including the private rented sector. The report claims that sources close to the scheme say that small and medium-sized enterprises will be “in pole position” to receive the loans from an all-encompassing fund which also plans to give financial guarantees to developers worried about the risks of delivering big schemes. Accendo Markets’ Michael van Dulken said: “The report did indeed help the housebuilders post the best performance on the FTSE 350 on Monday. A positive message from Persimmon management on Tuesday morning added further fuel to a sector rally already founded on data suggesting Brexit was not the disaster for the UK housing market that many thought it might prove.” Equity analysts at Shore Capital added: “[Persimmon] and the whole sector appear set to be moved more by speculative sentiment than hard events in the market with sentiment most recently looking to drift to the view that Brexit could actually have a very limited impact on the housing market. “Add to this speculation that a stimulus package for housing is coming in the autumn and it feels likely that despite what we still see as considerable uncertainty and risk… the sector is likely to push ahead,” Shore Capital said.
today's rise; what an exciting and profitable share this has turned out to be...and the divi pays for a weekend away for me and the missus, so harmony all around. GL anyone in here.
BERKELEY GROUP HOLDINGS of interest to share holders, Berkeley isn’t risk-free, its potential rewards appear to outweigh its risks and this makes it a sound long-term buy. http://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/property-developers/berkeley/our- developmentshttp://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/property-developers/berkeley/news http://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/property-developers/berkeley/about-berkeley http://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/investor-information Financial Diary Publication of 2016 Annual Report 3 August 2016 Annual General Meeting and Trading Update 6 September 2016 Interim Dividend Payment Date 15 September 2016 Half Year End 31 October 2016 Interim Results Announcement for the six months ending 31 October 2016 2 December 2016 Berkeley Group Holdings (The) Dividend History Period Ex-date Pay-Date H2 Dividend 11 Aug 2016 15 Sep 2016 H1 Dividend 17 Dec 2015 22 Jan 2016 H2 Dividend 13 Aug 2015 17 Sep 2015 H1 Dividend 18 Dec 2014 23 Jan 2015 Fundamentals and health Market capitalisation £3,452.28m Shares in issue 138.26m PE ratio 8.44 EPS 295.80p EPS growth -5.50% ROCE 26.93% Quick ratio 0.17 Current ratio 1.92 Total dividends per share 200.00p Dividend yield 8.01% Dividend cover 8.07
bargain at this price,only wish i had waited a little longer,