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I doesn't make sense does it
Lol! volume 2.5 mil vs 100.5 mil yesterday
Actually they are listed as Unknown* trades... and sometimes you get a figure for unknown trades. But what I don't get is why these trades are they taking place after market close?
The uncrossing trades seemed to me to take care of unsettled trades.
these are not uncrossed trades,
Further, late trades are timed as late trades, and are simply called late trades, these are times as ordinary trades.
Also
If they're trades taking time to settle does that mean that the daily volume at market close is not inclusive of these trades and therefore we'd need to add these trades to it to really get the complete daily volume figure?
Aren't these the trades that take time to settle, and these get shown after hours?
Who has a clue about all those trades after market close, 16.30 hrs?... Often quite large trades
Are there any brokers who allow you to trade after market close?
Make that 77 Million traded now. Never seen the like of it. Where all this volume coming from.
Might it be from the bidders side? Any full deal could probably be completely underwritten and paid for at the present share price.
Simply astonishing.
It's bizarre.
Any other stock would be flying right now.
After a couple of days of near 30 Million. Now another 60 million
Barely even a blink in the share price.
How on earth can these amounts be traded through without any real movement in the share price?
Wow! M&S!... I can see the sp heading for 60
in france, there are a number of new openings to be excited about. swarovski, has opened a new ‘wonderlux’ concept store at terrasses du port in m****ille. the boutique is decorated with a blend of metallic finishes, fluted glass, chrome and silk accents.
at les 3 fontaines, ms mode, the women’s fashion brand, has opened a new store at the paris destination offering its latest collection including trendy blouses, accessories and swimwear. parfois, the portuguese women’s accessories brand has also expanded its presence through a new store that boasts handbags, wallets, belts, scarves and watches.
paul o’brien, director of leasing and commercialisation, hammerson said: “across our city centre focused portfolio, we are welcoming some fantastic brands to our destinations as we continue to focus on enlivening our portfolio through the introduction of world-class retailers that help to create exceptional experiences for our visitors and occupiers.
“these new openings further demonstrate the appeal our of quality asset base to leading brands and our successful ability to enliven our unique locations as we seek to ensure they continue to resonate with our audiences ahead of the crucial christmas period.”
Nov 29 2023
Hammerson is pleased to announce a series of high-profile openings across its portfolio of city centre destinations just in time for Christmas. The new brands further support Hammerson’s strategy to enliven and reinvigorate its assets in the heart of some of the UK’s liveliest cities by introducing new brands, concepts and market first concepts.
In the UK, Marks & Spencer has officially opened its latest store at Bullring in Birmingham city centre. The new 65,000 sq ft store offers local shoppers a fresh market-style Foodhall, as well as stylish and spacious new Clothing, Home & Beauty departments.
Also opening at Bullring is JD which has more than doubled its footprint at the destination with a newly upsized 27,500 sq ft store, while The Head Plan, a digitally native brand dedicated to promoting wellness and productivity, has launched its first ever UK kiosk, offering customers in the West Midlands a unique opportunity to shop ‘in-store’ and personalise products including journals and productivity pads.
Meanwhile at The Oracle in Reading, John Lewis, another beloved British brand, has created a new pop-up showcase featuring a range of furniture, home accessories and festive items. John Lewis’ team of Partners will be on hand to offer tips on dressing Christmas trees and gift wrapping in the run up to the festive period.
Over at Dundrum in Dublin, Ireland’s leading retailer, Dunnes Stores, has officially opened its new site, as it makes a long-awaited debut at Dundrum Town Centre. The new 55,000 sq ft store boasts an extensive homewares range, alongside children’s, men’s, and women’s fashion and forms part of a major reconfiguration and repositioning of Dundrum Town Centre.
Just across the city from Dundrum, Foot Locker has also opened a new store at The Ilac. The newly opened site serves as an athleisure anchor for the city centre destination, adding to its strong line up of high-profile brands including Dunnes Stores, River Island, Boots, TK Maxx, Flying Tiger and Smiggle.
Nov 29 2023
Hammerson is pleased to announce that Goldsmiths, one of the UK’s leading luxury watch and jewellery retailers and part of the Watches of Switzerland Group, has reopened its showroom at Bullring, following a substantial upsize and refurbishment. The brand’s decision to commit and invest substantially in the asset reinforces Bullring’s position as a leading destination within the UK’s second city, Birmingham.
Spanning two floors, the 8,000 sq ft enhanced boutique is situated in a dual-sided corner showroom with a glass wrap around frontage and features a dedicated entrance for the new Rolex area.
The new-look store showcases individual branded areas for leading luxury retailers in the industry, including Cartier, TAG Heuer, TUDOR, and Hublot, alongside additional central watch cabinets displaying Chanel, Gucci, Oris, Tissot and the introduction of pre-owned models to the showroom. The ground floor houses an extensive selection of renowned names in luxury jewellery, including FOPE, Messika, Roberto Coin, Mappin & Webb, Jenny Packham, and Goldsmiths’ own collections.
Adding to the luxury shopping experience, the new Goldsmiths Bullring showroom has introduced a premium hospitality bar on the first floor. The store also houses private consultation rooms, a pop-up jewellery space, a dedicated service & repair lounge, a watch makers room, and areas for polishing and cleaning.
Toby Tait, Director of Asset Management at Hammerson, commented: “Goldsmiths’ significant upsize to create one of the largest stores within its portfolio is a clear sign that The Watches of Switzerland Group share our vision for Bullring’s future. The new showroom complements the extensive line-up of leading names in jewellery within the destination, as part of a sector that continues to perform extremely across our portfolio. The new-look boutique adds more choice for our visitors, offering a premium experience to shop their favourite luxury brands under one roof.”
Craig Bolton, President of the Watches of Switzerland Group, UK, and Europe said:
"We are pleased to announce the expansion and re-opening of the new Goldsmiths Bullring showroom which is a great reflection of the investment to the local area but also our commitment to clients to deliver the very best in watch and jewellery retail. With two floors of luxury watches and jewellery, the showroom features the very latest Goldsmiths luxury design concept with a large Rolex room, branded areas for Cartier, TAG Heuer, TUDOR, Hublot, Longines and Rado from our long-standing watch partners and branded jewellery offering from FOPE, Messika, Roberto Coin, Mappin & Webb, and Jenny Packham.
Looks like it's still a waiting game.
22 million sell gone through
Short squeeze time?
Fast of the block today.Something is brewing.
I don't think you were the only one. Looks like another high volume day and approaching 30 million shares traded this far today.
Enough to move the share price several points alone had their not been an interested party in Value Retail and talk of £1 Billion as a sale price.
Thats a lot of value not presently reflected here imvho
Bought more today at 26.80p, dirt cheap. Well buy more at 32-33p on the way up. No brainer
It's not backtracked as usual...hmmm... something could be cooking - - maybe an update before xmas?
Trying to buy as much as possible before this skyrockets past 30p!
Just wish they get on with it, need to get back to 40p +
Yeah that's the sort of increase we want to see aha
Hammerson puts value on value retail at £1.2 billion divided by 5 billion shares at 24p
If they get close to that would be massive re rating
Yes I meant all the Bicester collection
I think there is about 10 of them and new one opening in New York next year