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Many thanks for the info. J
Hi JG This question has been asked many times across many boards. The Stock market website doesn't officially note whether a trade was a buy or a sell just that a trade took place. Websites like this and many others attribute anything over the mid price as a buy and anything under the mid price as a sell. However that does not always give an accurate report of what a trade actually was. There's no doubt MM's know the rules about trades and reporting them and use this to muddy the waters for us. MM's have no obligation to report trades over the market size right a way. I stand corrected if I've got it wrong but I read somewhere they can take as long as three days to report large trades. Sorry know this is not much help but it would appearto be a complicated process. D.
Can anyone explain to me how come when watching the volume of sales going through, there are a lot more buyers than sellers, and yet the share price goes down. It always intrigues me!!!
No matter how much selling takes place, nothing can hold a good run company share price down. See it now go all the way to 60p in th next 6 weeks before they go xd again.
I agree JG lots of sensible posters and posts on here. Like a few others on here I've had AGR, PHP & MXF on my watch list for a while. All three have very similar share movement patterns but I think AGR is the most undervalued of the three at the moment. Company values are subjective it's just my opinion. I'm not looking at this as an LTH I'll settle for your 60p JG. Whatever think it's time to get in, will look for a nice entry price this week. D.
I think that is sensible approach.SP should recover towards 60p. On fundementals.
Maybe just maybe a double bottom coming - looking now to buy again at 52.45 or a little less - and then back up to 56 that's the scenario but generally get it wrong
The shares seems to be about 15pc under valued
1m shares just gone through
today
Patience unfortunately was never a strong point with me - good price - just market shenannigans - see Redde paying 6% divi - no debt - good results - Woodford invested - taken from 200 to 155 for no good reason whatsoever
Thanks Derek, my research concluded that from the companies assura, PHP, and Medicx, Assura is the best company to invest at the moment . I have just added at 52.75
Your right oldbadger, I shouldn't have mentioned the parking, nightmare! The Assura website and published results are all the company will probably refer you to. Our Investment Club bought Assura on the basis of a steady yield, increasing property values and steady growth. Although other services may become available and even charges made for a visits, in the long term, when something hurts, swells, aches, get spots or goes a funny colour, the NHS GP is the first port of call for me and most other people. Buy on the dips, reinvest dividends and one day you might be able to afford to go private.
SP stil falling, has anyone got any idea of the reason, I could get any info from the company
Had these in the past - bought some today and PHP - first tranche - will buy some more when these hit 50p and PHP 101. Over reaction.
Rents and property values have not been reduced, so I see no reason for such a drop in sp
A bit to much information there Derek. D.
Could be a number of factors. Spire announcing they are to introduce paid visits to GP's at their hospitals. General perceived downturn in property values. Many other REITS now trading below NAV with bigger yields. Squeeze on NHS to reduce costs. Aps to see a GP, such as Babylon (and many more) now becoming prevalent. After all, putting your phone between your legs to show a Doctor in India your piles for twenty quid certainly beats, trying to get an appointment, trying to find a place to park, waiting thirty minutes for a quick once over by an NHS GP., followed by another thirty minutes wait at the chemist. Top up and wait for the wall of money to flow into the NHS before the next election.
Can anyone tell me the reason for the fall in the share price. Nothing in the company release of news suggest such a drop is warranted
I bought in shortly after Mr Roberts took over as CEO and pre REIT conversion. The shares at the time were a substantial discount to NAV. With current NAV around 47p they are at a significant premium. The rental contracts do not afford much scope for rent increases and most of the debt is quite exposed to short to medium term interest rate rises. I wanted to hold for steady income but not at the current unsustainable valuation. UK GOVT not exactly shovelling cash at the NHS either, GP numbers continuing to fall.
Looks healthy today, really surprised that we are still in the 50p zone. I really feel that by the end of the summer this will break the 60p barrier, only my opinion of course.
No movement for some time. I thought maybe heading into 60+ by now
Some big buys today! Very pleasing to see!this company looks like it's going from strength to strength!
Takes effect from 21st Dec GLA
Been added to ft250. Don't know if it makes any difference? But i am adding regularly Managed well