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Every share I have took notice of that has published results has took a dive in price afterwards, I was more surprised by card factory as they published really good results yet the share dropped over 20% in a short period.
Persimmons sales are slowing so we will see what happens next week as a slightly wrong worded rns and people will take note of the bad and not anything positive. Even if there isn’t much of a drop I see this hovering around where it’s been for a while giving great opportunities to build up your holding.
I am in for the long run as I have only sold of a small percentage of my shares, I have moved some into a sipp bought into another company which is rising nicely and hold some cash spare for next week, as of today I have sold 1000 shares.
I sold more this afternoon when I heard about future sales.
There is no way this will be £2 within a year, I think most analysts have a median of £1.40 for the next 12 months but if a dividend is announced next year that will be beaten. I wasn’t expecting to see much past £1.20 by the end of February next year so the closer we get to that figure at the moment the less I see it making me worth putting my money in. I was planning on tapping out after it rose into the £1.20’s.
Gary that’s my dilemma, Get the 25% now and build it up more and suffer the extra tax when I take money out as a pension or keep my isa totally separate and not have to worry about being taxed when I take dividends out to live on?
Which is the best one to hold your shares? I already have an isa but I have just opened a sipp and I didn’t realise the tax relief was paid directly into my account.
Im self employed and was going to take my private pension in seven years and have the isa as a back up for funds. That was until I discovered today that any funds I pay into my sipp earn me 25% tax rebate within 8 weeks.
Is it better to have the tax free isa shares or slowly empty my isa into my pension and get 25% extra now to spend on shares and worry about paying tax on a bigger sum I take yearly in the years to come?
Well we have a week before they announce a trading update and every company that announces one its share price drops. So you have from now till the 6th to pick a day you think will be it’s highest point to see if you can buy back in again after the 7th. I chose today and sold 500 off earlier and if it’s the same as my last sales this will probably rise another 40p next week before the trading update?
The 60p dividend was the final payment to the 2022 accounts, so far for2023 only 20p has been set aside and will be paid in a weeks time. Whatever the next dividend will be is the fianl 2023 year payment.
Thanks Crossley. Don’t know how I couldn’t find it. I was looking at last years rns around the similar time and was thinking at first the next one would be quite similar but I doubt it very much as last Xmas handovers for the December period was mental and most sites were struggling to cope where as this year its quieter than normal.
We will see if this one or the January update are the ones to lower the share price and if they don’t I would guess we are around a bottom price for the time??
I have searched on persimmons investor page and there is nothing about an update from them on the 7th November, Why would they release an update then as it’s the November and December times which are busy. I wasn’t expecting any form of trading update till the beginning of next year when they know how their second half sales have done.
For the time of year persimmons sales for the xmas handovers seem quite slow, if it wasnt for me holding quite a few shares i may of just kept trading them but as it goes I tend to trade anything from 500-1000 at different times as its what i feel comfortable selling.
why should the share price crash much more as they are still selling and making millions in profit granted now the same as the last few years but still not a bad figure?
The share price will turn upwards at some point but no one knows when so the best thing to do is buy ar a level your comforable entering and where you wont care too much if it drops another pound or so? Im holding mine for years so time to wait for it too recover and every time i try to buy into another stock after good results the market crashes the share price.
there aren't many stocks out there that actually rise on good news any more.
Porsche why will the builders need to raise cash?? Psn has about a billion in spare change in the bank and even if Psn just broke even on the 2nd half of this year they would still of made £200 in the financial year so that doesn’t sound like a cash raise company.
I only had a small amount invested in Lloyds in 2020 but if they drop to 20p again (they won’t). I will pile in big this time.
Good time to put £30k in but there is nothing to say there won’t better opportunities. That’s the thing if we knew we’d all be rich. As long as they have risen to good highs in seven years time I’m happy as that’s when I want to sell all mine.