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Where did you get that info from
Bit of a volume explosion and glad I picked it up early...
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Ignore that,I had the wrong screen up..haha
Is it me or is that a big IHS on the longer charts...ready for a big bounce into the .30s???maybe just hopium.lol
Just the overall markets I suspect.
Always been a good share to buy low and wait for the macro to turn as funds use financial instruments to trade it down with the macro and to pocket physical shares.
Just imvho.
Any particular reason for the big drop in sp last week or 2?
It is starting to look appealing again and it seems to be one that Blackrock play with to make their own luck.
It was a big mistake. Now we're in for another long run. If we dip to the 16/17p price again i might drop more in..
The no divi announcement was the huge mistake greatly responsible for this sp fall since... for the new shareholders looks like a gift
Its so underrated.
I've been binding my time with this stock.
I don't get how the market values this stock in such a way. It was on a good recovery until they announced no dividend. I know we've had a small on since but that's it
Looking to sell in the next couple of days..just cant see a recovery with these ..cut much.losses!
We look a good distance now from the previous price targets of 30p+
We're down to lockdown levels of SP now which is odd.
Hammerson has fallen almost exactly in line with the fall in other property REITs. Currently, property of any kind (even residential property) is no longer seen as a good investment and there is a flight from equities into fixed interest investments. As the price falls, the return by way of dividend income increases, so, at some point, Hammerson (and other property REITs) will begin to seem attractive, by reference to the returns on fixed interest securities.
I agree the normal person must be assisted to help the retailers.
However, tourists from all over the world require VAT tax free shopping.
I purchased a ACER laptop in Thailand some ten years ago.
This has generated goodwill and I wish to goback to Thailand.
Tourists require goodwill through VAT tax free shopping.
Tourists will come back to UK & generate extra jobs.
Basically the same price during covid right now. Joke of a stock lol
How low is this going ffs
They should really be helping the normal person. That will benefit retailers.
Unfortunately retailers haven't recieved any love since Covid, and this Shareprice hasn't recovered in the slightest since because of it.
UK govt could help the retailers to allow Tax free shopping for tourists.
European govts allow Tax free shopping for tourists.
UK tourists visiting European cities take advantage of Tax free shopping.
The numbers entering UK shopping centres needs to increase especially with
Xmas coming up.
Will UK shops be jingling.
Who are these Directors with millions of HMSO shares?
Are they winners ?
Anyone is aware of when the next event might be? Earnings, dividend, presentation, etc?
Joke of a stock lol. Some good news and it dips 3%.
The recovery on this stock since covid is long
So the scrip dividend was better than cash because we wouldn't be taxed this 20%?
Who are Hammerson's partners regards Dublin City developments?
Borrowing rates are high & HMSO needs to ensure costs are manageable
for decent future return.
Dublin City Council has granted two further planning permissions to UK property giant Hammerson as part of its €500 million regeneration project in Dublin city centre, including enabling works for a future Metrolink station on O’Connell Street.
Hammerson has been granted permission to develop the 0.9 hectare (2.3 acres) site from Number 43 to Number 60 O’Connell Street Upper into offices, retail and restaurant space. A further permission has been granted in respect of Number 61 O’Connell Street Upper for retail and residential uses.
The permission also allows for a structural box beneath ground floor level, to accommodate the independent construction and operation of the planned O’Connell Street MetroLink station by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).
The newly-granted permissions form part of Hammerson’s €500 million master plan to regenerate a 2.2 hectare plot that stretches from O’Connell Street to Moore Street in the north inner city. The project has generated considerable opposition from groups including Moore Street traders.
The overall plan includes proposals for 97 homes, 9,300sq m of restaurants, cafes, and shops, 43,400sq m of workspace, up to 210 hotel rooms, and a new public gallery and cafe use.
Three other planning applications submitted by Hammerson in relation to its Dublin Central development were granted last year, including plans for a new hotel, homes, workspace, retail, and cultural uses, as well as enhanced street connections and a substantial public square.
Ed Dobbs, development director at Hammerson, said that the newly-granted planning permissions for the O’Connell Street side of the site were “significant”.
“[They] bring us one step closer to delivering our vision for Dublin Central and complementing the uses which have already been approved for new homes, hotel, retail spaces and an improved streetscape,” he said.
“The development will bring significant economic and cultural benefits for the local and wider community, breathing new life into a unique area in Dublin which is important to our history. We will now review in detail the planning conditions for each permission granted. We also look forward to submitting further applications for the remainder of the site while we continue to work with all stakeholders.”