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autobound. Did you see what I did there? God, you've become soooo boring again. Zzzzzzz… Can't even be bothered to vie... You used to be a... bit of a challenge. What happened? Back to using your heart instead of your head? I suppose I'll have to give you one last chance - try lying flat on the floor and doing a bit of lateral thinking before your next post - for a start, it just might flush out the negative sarcasm...

automouth. See what I just did? You seem someone who pulls in opposite directions. Hope you don't hurt yourself too much.
You're invested here yet you want to short the share. Maybe you should bury Shares Made Simple (for good, and stop digging it up), and buy Share Buying and Selling for Dummies to read every night at bedtime with your coco.

I am one of those on occasion, from time to time. How I amassed my wealth. I like to buy stock when all around are losing their head and selling for no more reason than panic. Motto: never sell at a loss. I have sold at No Profit (my expenses covered) a few times.

London Housing has been in a 'bubble' for ages. Bdev are invested primarily outside of London. Berkley is the one to have caught a big cold. Bdev is as safe as... let me think... got it: houses!

Autobitsandpieces. Did you see what I just did? I thought there was an odd ball living next door. Comes out at night with a torch and spade... and a well-thumbed copy of Shares Made Simple...

Mind you, the advise I gave back then probably wouldn't work today. You'd most likely get a slap on the face or a knee in the... where you keep that handy twenty to get back home from the party.

No, in my hey day, I used to get no-brainer blokes like you coming up to me at parties to ask, how do I talk to girls?

autoprat. See what I just did? Instead of my former post, I was going to post: To know so much about me, you must be living next door to me!

autobrat. See what I just did? Seems like I've hurt your feelings along the way. Not wholly intentional. But one good thing seems to have come out of all of this ... you have upped your anti and improved on repartee and therefore are not so boring , and you have started to speak like a gentleman - a pseudo one, mind you. Keep improving, keep up the good work. You will not morph into the real thing, but a pale imitation is better than nought. Or you could just ignore me and bite your nails and thump the pillow.

Get well soon.

I repeat... Silly Trev. Take yourself to the doctors - you're not a well man. Not thinking straight. So I'll ignore you fttb.

has become desperately Incoherent and silly and lost the plot. He is now completely out of context. I do wish I could find him funny on this dull Monday morning with the footsie slowly starting to recover. I do wish I could. What has tickled me pick though is the Donald's latest outburst - he's even decrying Fox News AGAIN. If that is not a desperate man demonstrating egomaniacal insanity, I dunno what is! Maybe 'Investor' Trev has caught some of his pathogen! lol

There are larger worries out there besides Brexit. The City is looking at a triple whammy... companies coming off the market and a lack of IPO's; the rise of passive investments which are not helped by the likes of Woodford, and also regulatory change. I still think its a time to buy this stock as it goes down, and not join the lemmings and rush to sell it and then buy it again at a higher price, ad nauseum... Sell at a higher price by all means or hold for the long term. When the storm clears, I believe it will be one of the first stocks to spike. Its fundamentals are so healthy and flourishing - if this were normal times, this share would be selling at around a 1000.

God, I must have touched upon an open wound for such a detailed and vicious response. You know nothing about me other than what you divine. End of the day, trading is mostly gambling. You can read all the books about it you want but if your gut instinct is flawed then your 'pile' will ebb away to 'not even having enough for a good night out'. Like I've said: recoup-gambling is a trait... that far too many players become addictive to. Builders are the best bet for long or short term gain, or both. Not once have you quoted Barrett's fundamentals. I think that says it all.

Lot of peeps panic and sell at a loss then buy back with a smaller sum. Panic again, sell at a loss, then buy back with an even smaller sum... repeat this moronic action until they are sitting on a pancake. There's a phrase for this... oh, yes - recoup-gambling. It mostly happens with newbies although some seasoned gamblers are guilty of it.

Autobeat - you see what I did there? I'm glad I make you laugh - that's another fan I can add to my base then. So thank you. But please stop trying to put words in to my mouth in your talented round-about way. You'd be a brilliant speech writer for Donald Trump - might even be able to twist his words to such an extent... that impeachment would never happen. (Put our combating posts in a resume addressed: Donald Trump. It will get to him in the same way as letters addressed Sant Clause get to Father Christmas.)
Ps: It's nobody's fault on here if you have overall loses; is this perhaps why you are so bitter? You only lose with (housing) if you sell your shares at a loss - which I have never done in all my years of trading. Wonder where my 'pile' came from if, as you imply, I am rubbish at all this?

Autobite (did you see what I did there?), I almost whole-heartily agree with most of the sentiments in your last post. (Yes, sit down dear boy and let your head clear.) Excluding the personal missiles, of course.
I can see that you have been trawling my former posts again, in a quest to gather stuff to plagiarise. It was almost like reading many of my own strategies vaguely disguised in a more orthodox hand!
I bought my first bdev shares and sold them for a considerable profit.. although the amount of my initial bdev 'investment' was piddle sticks compared to what it is now.
I must end up with boring you, though, with a tried and tested adage: Peeps will always need somewhere to live. Long live the building trade.

You have me in bits Autobits. Only thing you can do now is buy in 'small amounts' as they go down or keep your powder dry and wait for Boris to be voted back in (there might be a sudden share spike) though) and getting us out of the EU and saving us Billion over the forth coming years.

So Autobits can buy real cheap and make a fortune to buy chrisie pressies Ho Ho Ho...

Hopefully that's the last of the 'lemmings' to rush over the cliff - have cautiously started to buy back...

Just remember that this is not a verbatim statement from the Barratt office but only a "View" from broker Hargreaves Landsdown. And Brexit "uncertainty" certainly lay behind the construction of their estimation (I always get a quote from Builders). But now that a good deal with the EU is very close to being ratified, I think we can call the foregoing both obsolete and surplice to requirement.