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I think we can safely say we're not going to see a rise in share price until interest rates come down and fuel prices drop down.
Obviously the markets didn't think much of the report.
Not sure that I see much of a bounce back up taking place, but I am essentially satisfied with that update.
I mean, the fundamentals came as no surprise, but IMO the management are showing us that they know how to handle these headwinds.
So, on a three year plus time frame, IMO this is not one to worry unduly about.
Still can see it going lower in the next few months though, which is why I am holding, but not adding, at this stage. GLA.
After the opening ‘drop’, watch for the bounce back up..
That is better than expected. A well run company getting through a really tough period.
No bombshells in update and demand subdued as expected. Atlas factory still on track and "underlying profit expectations for the 2023 financial year are unchanged".
This doesn't bode well for tomorrow's trading statement.
Just sit tight and hold on. May be time to average down. Just got in. Bad timing I suppose.
Sadly this is a reflection of the majority of the stock market
You keep worrying i'm not.
Is this going to stop dropping? Getting worried now.
25 October training statement.
I believe by looking at the charts, this is the lowest price we have been. The question is do we drop more? I hope not.
No worries and likewise mate.
LWHL. Sorry.....sausage fingers!
LWHT thankyou for your advice, much appreciated. Good luck with your investments. All the best.
I was astonished that the SP held up well for a bit after that last update.
I was grateful to have the chance to sell all but a tiny allocation of my shares here on that day.
I do not regret my small addition to the current small pot though, taken in the 130's, because you cannot time these things perfectly most of the time.
And, IMO, it is a great little outfit, with (at the time of print) a sensible BOD and an essential sector service.
Needless to say, I hope this comment ages well :)
And as long as you have scope to sit on these/add for potentially a period of time, Gingy, then hopefully it will work out for you (and for me and other holders too of course!)
Equally, I can fully understand why others may prefer to just sit all the stock market stuff out for now.
Maybe look at bonds instead, for example (not investment advice, of course).
I bought some for the first time in a long time fairly recently. A bit of additional asset diversification.
Even though the government steals the best part of half of your 'profit', after you have been kind enough to essentially lend them your money! And restricts how much you can take up too.
So in reality, it is a poor inflation hedge. But probably wiser in this market than being 'all in' stock market equities alone, IMO.
Anyway, let us see what the next few weeks bring. GLA.
Don't blame you. I wish I'd held back now. Always wise after the event. Got to be in it to win it. All the best with your investments.
Looking to invest, but with inflation stubbornly high, interest rates are going to either rise or stay higher for longer, looking like more pain for housebuilders and Ibstock over the next few months
Going to wait until UK gets inflation under control, may miss the bottom, but feels safer than trying to catch a falling knife
I feel with a drop at this magnitude there must be problems. We'll get to hear at the trading update I'm sure. I must admit I'm very disappointed.
Never thought I'd be looking to average down this early in the game .
True. IMO, the oil chart looks like we are going to see another leg up soon.
Will take a view on adding here, if that thesis plays out.
I am going to wait for sub 120p, if the above happens. Slight change of plan on my part.
Of course, it may not occur, and even if it does, we may not see such a price here anyway.
Would not consider this name without a long term outlook personally. Although the general mantra says that applies to all equities of course :) GLA.
Never a good time to buy or sell. As goinguphigh said, fuel cost not helping.
And I thought 135 was a good top up entry, not too worried but maybe should have held out bit longer. Strong believer long term this will bounce back. Lot depending on how long interest rates stay high.
Certainly concerning . I'm putting this down to the builders and the recent drop by Marshalls, although they seem to have recovered a bit. All eyes on next weeks Trading update