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Holy moly!!!!!!!!!! I was impressed when I saw 700 the other day thinking that was a good effort. I am confused, how have they got so many listings in such a short space of time?
Thanks. Where on the site can you see this? I can only see the number of properties available in the US by zooming out of the map. It has been showing 700 since Friday so presume there is a system limit with the number of properties they can show at any one time
Where are your figures from Sheepy?
I'm quite amazed at the interest they have received already - they must be doing something right as their website has 700 properties across the state! And it seems their focus is on LA, so good to see they're getting coverage elsewhere. Cyberduck - California is the home of disruptive technology so I'm expecting lots of media coverage (good and bad)
But if it's in an industry paper (which makes your claim even more ridiculous) and PB haven't released the figure, how can this figure of 53% be fact?
For us to take you seriously goodbyeZPLA you're going to need to provide some evidence. I would also suggest changing your name if you're going to post similar such statements in future - it just gives less weight to your claim. PB haven't released such information, and you being an estate agent, have probably heard something on the industry grapevine which you want to hear, but is in fact nothing but hearsay from an industry struggling to deal with a disruptive competitor. I'm all for people expressing bearish views as hearing both sides of the investment case makes you a better investor, but some of the unsubstantiated rubbish I see being spouted on these boards really grinds my gears.
Trading statement states "our new European distribution centres are MATERIALLY improving our customer proposition in Northern Europe". I think they have withheld the numbers to avoid this share getting ahead of itself - it's already trading on a lofty valuation. This is responsible management of investor expectations in my opinion.
Me too. It's worth checking out Paul Scott's last blog entry on G4M - it mentions possible volatility due to certain costs for this year being front loaded in the first half of the year. Hopefully this link works http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-9-may-2017-g4m-tet-wtm-183088/
Easy. The market was expecting the board to produce some numbers, instead we got a wishy-washy non-informative trading statement. The traders have caused this rise and fall. Nothing about the company has changed, other than short term sentiment, as many thought they could make a quick buck, and are now cashing out.
I know there are Brexit concerns but this was at 300p less than two months ago. That last RNS seems to have scared the bejesus out of everyone and I cannot see how the fall can be justified. Before I buy up more, does anyone know anything I don't know, as this seems to good to be true!? Thanks