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Yes, I imagine by midday
Looking for a 190p buy in can it be today....
Taylor Wimpey flying ta- trade. Nice divis.
they know this is the bottom, only up from here
Agree, I brought my first tranch this morning at 224. Brought as having noticed this was on the 10 year support line! hit it last year when it bounched off 200ishp and hitting it again this time at circa 220p. In four the 8 months or so which seems to be the time this takes to recover. See CLLN is up today on contract wins...
Last one at 221, Just about break even point now....Still a good price to buy in at now in my opinion....
QE - yeah, I am waiting for TUI to drop so I can get the shareholder discount on Thompsons holiday bookings. I think others have spotted the bargain, thats why the share price is so high lol.
There are better ways to spend your early retirement days in my opinion wenlock like getting somebody to have a look at that zip for you but I'm getting kind of bored following the supermarkets' saga so I'll look out for your "pearls of wisdom" in another sector I think. Capt. the cream in the muffins on the morrisons ad looked a bit better than the stuff in the scones for charity this afternoon but they tasted fine. Hail stones the size of golf balls here this aft one minute and sun the next. Goodnight all.
QE - I set buy targets for the 160 plus stocks that I follow. BBY - I have a limit order set for 209. If it gets hit or not - no big deal.
It may be worth a swing trade, or a 1/3 stake at this point. But as a long term hold e.g. buy and forget - I do not think so. Perhaps start buying now, but be fairly clear at what price you intend to exit - imho.
lego, never really looked at them until youve just mentioned not looked at any of the rns but quick scan of fundamentals on lse... if its all correct dont like the look of it either im waiting for queenie to put a strong buy rec on bby then i know im safe here lol
ive got clln looks far rosier over there atm imho mot to say i wouldnt buy bby at the right price, nudge nudge wink wink think its got further to go tbh but may well see a tick up in the morning atb
"Think I will wait for a better price before entry. " that's a quote from you. If you are so concerned then most people would think you shouldn't consider buying at all especially as you have identified what you think is the best value on the planet elsewhere.
I have been following this stock for a couple of years. Three profit warnings, and a fall and rise associated with each. "06 rings a bell a few years back. 223p may well be the price to buy, but the company lacks management and its strategy is looking dodgy. There people must be demoralised, and that can sometimes be a reason for people to do things on the side. There is a suggestion of a potential takeover with no names in the frame. So even buying at 223p is a gamble? Are they having to borrow money to maintain the dividend? They have decided to sell something off without a CEO at the helm, the motive and rationale for the original purchase appear to be false - another exibit of a failed management team and strategy. How to value these companies, I do not know, but the future looks murky at best, and whilst their has been a big fall, there could also be another, especially if the wider market falls. I am in doubt about BBY at the moment and if in-doubt I simply should not buy. Yes, ther might be a small gain for seeling off an asset, but as yet, there is no buyer and no agreed price, and you are still left with a core in tatters?
bby didn't have a bb. lol. The trick wenlock is to be in the day a successor is announced. A bit like at rsa which didn't waste any time in getting Hester in and a successful rights issue off the ground while you waited on the sidelines. Admittedly though you don't want to be hanging around for months waiting for justin king's replacement to be announced while he's selling off his shares and while sainsbury has over 7% of its stock out on loan to professional shorters. Crikey I hope they get somebody with construction experience and not Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum who are hanging on like grim death at tesco and morrisons.
Hmmm.. A while back this was trading at 207.50, it had a CEO then, no fraud case with a major customer and the numbers were alot better? Think I will wait for a better price before entry. http://markets.ft.com/research/Markets/Tearsheets/Forecasts?s=BBY:LSE
BALFOUR BEATTY is planning to return several hundred million pounds to shareholders from the sale of its American division, Parsons Brinckerhoff. The embattled construction company, which last week lost chief executive Andrew McNaughton after a shock profit warning, has employed Goldman Sachs to sell the arm. Balfour Beatty paid $600m for Parsons Brinckerhoff five years ago. It thought the deal would help it to become a one-stop shop for big construction clients, driving work into its other divisions. Senior sources said, however, that the synergies had been less than expected, and a sale had been contemplated for some months. It is thought Parsons Brinckerhoff could fetch up to $1bn, with keen interest from private equity and trade buyers. The proceeds will be used in part to top up Balfour Beatty’s pension scheme but the bulk will go to shareholders. (The Sunday Times)
Bought yesterday first time in BBY seen them fall and with a 6% yield thought I buy some
share price is holding its group at 222/223, we've hit the bottom
Safe?
Now where did those buys go? 250,000 buy at 229 and 400,000 buy at 230 just whizzed by buy aren't listed as yet on ADVFN
Quindell is a strong buy at 30p providing you are prepared to hold for 6 months.
Didn't they call Quindell as a strong buy at 30p a week or so ago?
Average target price is 267p, 16.5% upside on the current price at time of posting