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They could buy the whole company, sell off the assets individually and make a fortune. There are plenty of pension funds in the market for quality shopping centres. Properly managed they are still a good investment. Current values reflect previous poor management of these centres

If they takeover at this price, they have got themselves an absolute bargain. In every crisis there are winners

Investors take a long term view. £13 by summer

The current share price reflects all the information known about covid and travel abroad. The news going forward will be better and the dates brought forward for going abroad. The governments road map is cautious and as infection rates fall and vaccination numbers increase, the dates will be brought forward. Boris and the government are doing the classic under promise and over deliver technique so that we forget about all the other mistakes from 2020. There are many shares that have real potential to increase including this one

At last people have spotted value here. 30p by month end and 40p by June

The other thing that has changed is that people have reassessed their finances and are putting more into pensions. These funds have to invest their cash somewhere and although not as good as they use to be, shopping centres properly managed are good long term investments. If Hammerson was broken up the value of the parts would exceed the value of the company +debts. Someone will soon buy the company and do that. The lazy, useless current management are incapable of realising this value and consistently make the wrong decisions. This is a hold in the hope of an offer at 40p+

Someone will buy this company on the cheap and realise the value that the current management cannot achieve. Let’s hope a bid comes soon at 40p+. Long term I would like more but I cannot see an alternative to a complete buyout

Having sold last week at 93p with view of getting back in at 80p, may leave it a bit longer and wait for 70p. Looks like a bigger correction than I expected

75-80p before potential increase later on good news

4% yield is a good return for a company currently. I am sure that some of the pension funds will realise the value soon. Short term we have suffered again by a strange decision by management but this will soon be forgotten

I would settle for 50p. Someone needs to buy us out at this price. Quality assets which if managed properly could be worth a fortune. Unfortunately run by useless asset managers who do not have a clue.

The share price is a reflection of the macro climate and the market but also how well run the company is. All the good news is offset by the jokers running the company. They do what is right for them and not the interests of shareholders. Someone needs to buy Hammerson for the assets and break up the company.

Might get back in tomorrow at 80p. Fingers crossed

What a fall today on the good news. Do not understand this share!

I am waiting for 80p to top up having sold yesterday. Quite clear that this is a correction following this being over hyped

I sold half my holding at 95p this morning as feel like everyone has got carried away and can see this dropping back to 80p. If correct I will be back in. If wrong, I still have my other half to celebrate.

It’s fine if you are ramping up to sell but I prefer slow and steady. There is a real risk of incorrect information being put out there and confidence being lost in this long gentle increase

Think someone made this up. There is a danger of over ramping this share price

So shares in most retail stocks are up today based on likelihood of re-opening earlier than expected. But M&S continues to slide. With Debenhams gone, pent up demand from older shoppers and Ocado going well, I was expecting more from M&S. does not make any sense

We are not getting to £2.50 any time soon but possibly 40p by Easter