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Ha! I am very, very, "long" on this stock my friend with an average of £8.62 - so my challenge to your "methodology" is based on genuine scepticism and not self-interest. I would like to see this share price rise, but it will be need to be based on performance and future market sentiment - not on extrapolation of past performance and statistical interpretation of historical share price movements.

Well, the shorts will be watching closely as 630's looks to be holding firm as new support. The ‘tealeaves’—or rather the moving averages—are still fanning bullishly, which suggests momentum is intact. Whether the kettle’s on or not, the chart points to another test of 658 if today’s base holds. 🙌777 (19 September - and every time the share price goes up 20p). How is it looking now? Still fanning bullishly - or have we got some other woo-woo. Almost as tedious as the Govt-bashing every time it goes down 10p.

(Tin Hat on - under the desk!)

"...the chart points to another test of 658 if today’s base holds. 🙌777"

When?

So what do the shorts make of movements so far today? And what do the tealeaves, moving averages and other woowoo predict for the SP today - or does the teapot only get dusted off on up days?

Tough read. Every financial metric down. Making a big thing of Net debt reduction, and recent JV as distraction. It isn't a profit warning, but very little to get excited about

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/down-56-could-ftse-250-061100047.html

Stop talking nonsense - they arent in the Top 4 of worst, most incompetent, governments in the last 5 years. Your memory is spectaculary short.

Any chance of this guff staying on Xitter where it can be read by all the aother anonymous fruit loops!

Agreed. Every financial metric is down on HY24...but that was before 3 profit warnings so maybe today's numbers are more credible. Who knows, but hardly a rip roaring announcement

Hi Svend. Extracting funds via connectedparty transactions and buying/selling Vistry shares via his "investement vehicle Baker Estates. Any breachedof Corporate Govenenace wouldbe a matter for the non-exec Chair - but he has merged Chair & CEO roles so no oversight, no governnance. Absolute impunity.

Thief

Sign of the times when 540p = soaring! But onwards and upwards hopefully!

How is the 862p at 29 April looking now? Or 20 June?

So, the results are behind us. The share price has tanked 20% since Tuesday. The closed period is behind us - so now is surely the perfect opportunity for all members of the Board to show their confidence in the recovery story?

Watching CFO deliver results - a mystery to me how he is still in position to be honest. But doing a decent enough low-key job this morning. 2 inteesting takeaways - no bonuses or LTIP for the year (quite rightly) and interested that they are continuing Saher Buy Back - they are £180m in debt and they have paid away £172m on sharehoder distributions. Seems an odd strategy to keep shipping cash out the door when knee deep in debt and have a substantial interest cost as a result - their "average daily debt" is £700m. Surely better to hapt the SB programme, get rid of the debt, reuce interest costs and get the balance sheet in good shape quickly. Also massive provisions for building safety - new provision of £117m for 41 additional buildings in need of remediation.

Fingers crossed for tomorrow morning - hopefully the start of the long road to better things!

Got excited to see the RNS today about director shareholdings. Maybe someone on the Board piling in to show confidence. Alas, no - the pipsqueak CFO picking up 26 shares for his sterling efforts in the last quarter. They just never fail to disappoint!

just listened to the analyst call. like the trading update, a bit of a mixed bag. got the impression that wind has been taken out of gf sails. although he still seems confident of hitting roc and profit targets, he is less precise about when. on targets generally, for completed builds etc, there is now a marked reticence to say precisely when this will be achieved. an emphasis on accepting that the business is subject to external factors which might knock him off course. but the historic internal ****-ups do seem to be a thing of the past (hopefully!) and it might just make them a bit more cautious going forward. a few quarters of delivering what they promise will be very helpful now. underpromise and overdeliver is always a good way to play. this will not be flying to the moon any time soon - it will need patience. and the cfo on the call continues to be is a irritating little oik who is stealing a wage!

Squeaky bum time!

Hoping for no nasty surprises. Not too much to ask for, is it?

Svend - thank you for bringing a smile to this sorry scene!