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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
Realistically how high do we see this going. I have doubled my money and looking to take 50% out but unsure if now is the time to do this
It’s not a tax on successful on line retailers but an additional tax on consumers. Do you not think that Amazon will not just add 1% to their prices to maintain their current profits? It is simply a back door tax increase, something that we will see a lot of in the next 5 years. Consumers will be paying off the national debt, not on-line operators or Tescos
Cannot think of a single reason why the makers of engines for airplanes would be falling at a time when no one is flying. It makes no sense to shut the plant. The falling share price really is illogical!
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/feb/07/britons-set-for-a-post-covid-spending-binge-says-bank-chief
I agree with this report that once lockdown has ended, people will be keen to spend in physical shops rather than on line. Once this happens, I can see more momentum behind the Hmso share price
I can see this back up to around 27p next week as the covid numbers come down and we get closer to 22nd Feb when the reduction of restrictions will be announced
Not sure that a “white elephant” shopping centre in Coventry is relevant to the valuation of prime shopping centres in England and France? Hammerson have great assets which if well managed could be good long term investments. The issue is that they are not well managed and so they should be sold off. Let someone else manage them and get the upside. This lot turned down £6 a share and were trying to sell off their out of town parks and exited offices. Do you trust them to act in your interests in the future? The top board have been replaced by other long standing Hammerson employees or people coming in to run them as “business as usual”. A more dynamic approach is required
Business rates will help but Hammerson need to collect more rent as well. Even the retailers who can pay have been holding back payment. This will end when the government takes away the freeze on starting legal actions. They also need to renegotiate leases on lower rents but for longer terms to give good secure income flows and increase the value of their assets. They can then sell off some and reduce debt.
Potential upside is massive but I doubt that the existing management have the right mind set to achieve this. That is why I am pushing for all assets to be sold off and staff made redundant. Alternatively let’s hope a big pension fund buys the company for the assets.
They own the best shopping centres in the country but as a company they have failed to adapt. How much longer can the senior management under perform?
Is that how much they charge for rooms?
Great strategic move today. Becoming the Amazon of clothing and footwear and now has potential to double sales/profit in 3 yrs. margin on Topshop has just gone through the roof and this is already one of their biggest selling brands. Taking on experienced Top Shop staff will bring new ideas. Only one way the shares will go from here
I would not say that 2000000 is a big trade. Probably just another short closing