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That's why I top sliced at £9.25 and I'll buy them back further down. Makes for a better pay day if I get it right

Or you could just sell your shares - this sort of shares is always going to be a crap shoot

There may be similar technologies out there. CTC research is a hot topic. Parsortix is FDA approved how many others are. SP has collapsed no doubt but we might be closer to the Eureka moment than you think

I sold a third of my holding today so it probably will reach 13 quid!

Deutsch Bank issued an upgraded rating on BTRW today and according to Tipranks the average target price is 32% higher than todays price, with a smart score of 9 out of 10

TW is rated as a buy with a similar forecast price of 30% increase in price but a smart score of 6

Synergies from the Redrow deal are expected to give Barrat the lift.

TW could be an attractive target given it's profitable, with a good landbank and brimming order book plus a slightly better reputation than Barrat perhaps we will see further consolidation.

Why do we think TW will be making less money?

From the last Trade update

UK average selling price on private completions was £356k (2023: £370k) with the overall average selling price £319k (2023: £324k

Having sold at 168. Bargain price even if the dividend could be reduced. They probably won't be making as much money but the housing shortage won't be solved any time soon and rents have rocketed. I went to view a flat for my niece and when I arrived there was a massive queue of prospective tenants eager to snap it up. A real eye opener. TW debt free, large order book, healthy landbank plenty to like.

Nice uptick today for sure

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It's reported that Waldorf haven't paid. Perhaps due to liquidity problems.

Https://www.visualcapitalist.com/where-the-u-s-gets-its-enriched-uranium/

Https://www.euronews.com/business/2025/01/02/european-gas-prices-soar-after-russian-halts-gas-flow-via-ukraine

Trading update on 9th I'd resist shorting at least until then although if you've got money to burn...

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1062510/poundland-value-written-down-by-642-million-as-budget-caps-tough-year-1062510.html

No Christmas trading statement required B&M are growing sales whilst the likes of Poundland are in decline

An upgrade in profit guidance would be most welcome

Here it goes again

Retailers will be hammered first - consumers second as these costs will surely be passed on

Wage demands from unions will spiral and inflation will go up followed by interest rates

B&M being an incumbent of the skint community should continue to prosper under these prolonged economic uncertain times

Christopher 's piggy bank