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Anything can be renegotiated at any time, contracts can be very detailed with get out clauses etc. You just never know , every contract can be different but I'm sure wjg know what they are signing up to. For now another day and another new low on the Share price.
No clarity here, sell. 😅
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtxr_yXDXTo&t=42s
Excellent discussion!
Falkland investor = Gabled
Looks like last year was a good time to sell after all!
Gulp!
A lot of disappointment here. For me the Board did well during the dark days of 2008 & 2009 when all could have been lost. Instead they returned the share price to the post financial crisis highs. You have to compliment them for their efforts. For me government policy on stamp duty changed the game and changed the tef business model which wont be as profitable as the previous investor model.
Good luck to all involved with Telford Homes past and present! They deserve credit!
I might buy some:
https://m.nasdaq.com/article/cbre-group-cbre-surpasses-q2-earnings-and-revenue-estimates-cm1188775
https://www.cityam.com/taylor-wimpey-profits-drop-due-to-higher-costs/
I see they are telling it like it is falling revenue rising costs.
Likley cbre had the pounds in place prior to signing the deal .. so ...
The longer the brexit saga drags on the poorer we get! Near parity with the dollar & euro at the moment.
I do hold a good few US stocks (about 40% of my portfolio) the value goes up due to the collapse of sterling.
Wish I'd moved more.
I'm not a shareholder anymore.
So the final dividend will be paid to shareholders then then the shares are bought @ £3.50? Or Vise versa?
Terrace
I thought you'd have had a direct line into Telford homes? After all these years?
A good answer James. Best kept to yourself, the AGM was open to all shareholders...
I'm sure the agents are making some good money for BTR. But telford homes have changed their business model due to government policy not because they thought there more money to be made in the BTR sector. TEF utilised BTR during the financial crisis and for a period after to keep ticking over. Margins will be tighter and costs are rising ...
I can only sympathise with those on here who feel hard done. Business is business. The deal seems to be done.
I wish all here and at tefords well, I have no motive other than to look after my family.
Are there any ideas as to where to move the money once the deal is done? Is the UK still the place to invest? Our beloved conservative party have done some serious damage. Brexit and stamp duty increases have really messed things up and things could get worse yet. Would a discussion on the best options moving forward be worthwhile?