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433p looking good, no one posts on here, Im so lonely. Still think £5 by November.
Well 5 quid by November no problem.
still cheap at £4 eps will be 49p a share in November, forward pe is just above 8. I like the fact their year end is September, less waiting half year coming up in May!
With the buybands and increased earning, EPS will 49p in 2017 (assumes net profit of 130m and 266m shares in issue). So its still trading at a forward pe of 8, cheap as chips! So north of 5 quid must be possible.
This is cracking share if the brexit recession doesn't materialise these could be north of 7 quid in 24 months. Love the business model, old school simple banking with a nice margin and low risk.
I agree these are on the verge of a breakout. Struggling to get past 370p at the moment but once breached 400p is on the cards. GLA.
Not a chartist myself Mick but I'm presuming bowl shaped charts are good? They've bought loads more of their own shares this week as stated in the results. Onwards and upwards.
PAG.......... featured recently here. On the verge of a breakout. Nice Bowl shaped chart, cheap going forward and should get demand from those rejected at the mainstream banks for mortgages. http://content.screencast.com/users/thomaser/folders/Default/media/8eaea083-4f51-438e-a4f6-3476c54abfaa/pag%203.jpg
They bought 150k on Thursday as well.
Yet another 100k bought back by PAG on Friday. Total now over 14m! This program puts an effective floor under the sp at this level which is comforting. One way bet?
Good to see the daily share buy ins of around 150k a time underpinning the shares and todays small rate fall wont do any harm either. The sp got punished when the new Buy to Let tax regime came in but with the inability of the well paid young to get on the housing ladder, rental growth is an ineviability. Shares look cheap.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/139091 Petion to scap these extra selling costs which tells you your house isnt very warm
Just spotted that pag have been buying in their own shares for a week now. They are way off their high of 440 and ubs have just posted target of 460. I think the hitbto the buy to let market has veen way overstated and although I am jursing a lossvgere I feel its time to Average down before exdiv on 30/6. Yesterdays brexit poll may give a buying opportunity today too!
In here today.
These guys have been in place over a very considerable time They are really top quality ... I think all is going very well indeed
I agree. PAG will have done well from the rush of buys to beat stamp duty increase. However this may have a future slow-down effect in next year by comparison. I don't think it should matter much. The Brits are still obsessed with property as an investment. I like the way PAG has diversified into other forms of consumer lending too. I have watched PAG for awhile and did buy some last month.
I'm expecting good figures on 24th May Should be another solid performance
Non executive director Hugh Tudor buys 75,000 shares at 305.5 on 15 February, total value £229,125.
If I had some cash not already tied up I would buy this company now. The results were good and the technical downtrend was broken. Puzzled by today's drop. Can only guess it's profit taking from those fed up with the long downtrend.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Buy-to-let tip Paragon rockets, but be prepared to move on By SIMON WATKINS, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 22:03, 12 December 2015
PAG's seen the bounce today because the price initially went too far. But in the long term the market is showing the way, with the price now firmly below its 200 day moving average (MA). The 50 day MA is also about to move lower than the 200 day MA and that's a "death cross". So although it's on my watch list, I'm bearish and not buying.
The extra stamp duty won't be as drastic as the drop in PAG's share price yesterday intimated - hence the bounce back today. Buyers of property-to-let will haggle with sellers to mitigate the increase and a couple of grand here or there won't stop people buying.
Extra 3% stamp duty on buy-to-let properties won't help PAG
By Graeme Davies, 24 November 2015 A respectable set of full-year results from buy-to-let lender Paragon (PAG) sustained its share price in a falling market. Underlying pre-tax profits of £135m for the year to the end of September were up just over a tenth on the 2014 financial year. This was encouraged by new BTL business doubling to £1.3bn. We will review our buy stance in the deeper analysis of today’s figures.