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no doubt this will rise in the longterm the assets look good, but hopefully results will push this above 24p as its been disappointing since the middle of April
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201006041400071041N
an sp of around 21p is still a very good buy in my book. we could see a short term rise next week after results which should be positive, but if not i can only see this heading smoothly north over the next couple years as the recovery beds in.
I think occupancy should have been good for the last 3 months and NAV should have gone up to around 27/28 to be in line with other commercial property companies in London. I too am hopeful we can break the 25 barrier in the next couple of weeks and hopefully we can press on from there!
Will the results on the 7th be as good as I think they will be ? What will be the effect on SP between now and then and after, will we finally break and hold 25 for good ? I think we will, any other views or guesses ?? Cheers, TJM
thought that 21p would hold and with the results due on 7th June and with the NAV expected to increase I guessed it could be a good time to invest and hopefully it would reach 24p shortly, I may have been wrong with my assessment judging by whats happened since.
Tell me what made you optomistic of a rise at all when all the indicators seem to suggest it might be a while yet?
like my investment was a week to blo dy early!! hopefully a rise will happen soon, i wasnt expecting the 21p support to break
IF YOU SEE ALINK FROM THE ABOVE DO NOT OPEN IT HAS A VIRUS
back in this at 21.69 after costs, heres hoping for a rise in the run up to next months results :)
this share has been heavily diluted since those 3 year high numbers.... but I still think this is a good share to be in..... but I see it being a very slow-burner which will continue to gradually tick up in line with the economy, as and when that starts to show signs of recover..... 30-35p might be achieveable by the end of the year.....
Property developers are scrambling to start office schemes in the City of London, as resurgent occupier demand and an 18-month development freeze threaten to push rents through the roof. Occupier demand in the Square Mile for the first quarter of 2010 reached its highest level in a decade, according to statistics released this month by property consultant CB Richard Ellis. Just over 2m square feet of office space was leased in the first three months of this year, the second highest recorded total since 1984 http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/Tips/GoodValue/TipsOfTheWeek/article/20100414/fafe2a76-47ab-11df-af40-00144f2af8e8/City-office-shortage-looms.jsp
is @ 24.00 may it stay that way from here on in. GLA.
Is this a breakthrough moment for WKP!?!?? trading above the NAV....
Seems to be firming up along with commercial property generally.
Its about time this thing moved, at last we may have some fire not smoke
Two huge buys just gone through. Looks like we're on the up at last!
yes... we are...
are we going into new range at last...
Have been in here from 15p, and agree with alot of posts etc olympics, out of reccesion etc, but if you look at all the numbers this is a no brainer. And that hopefully with a new government things should start to move along nice and slow on a nice upward curve. IMHO
this does;nt seemto be going anywhere fast. i;ve been in this share for over a year ,so it going to be along haul
WKP is now offering space for 2012 Olympics: http://www.workspacegroup.co.uk/london-commercial-property/hidden-gems/units/?ofID=7
if we can break 23.25 ,, new range.. come on bulls
From FT webpages; "The 10 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Workspace Group PLC (WKP:LSE) have a median target of 25.25, with a high estimate of 36.00 and a low estimate of 14.05. The median estimate represents a 14.77% increase from the last price of 22.00." I'll take 14.77% better than my savings account :)
Thanks, thet're trying with a different amount now, 398.