driver
- 02 Mar 2006 15:23
cynic
- 29 Mar 2007 19:54
- 614 of 934
he'll be ok ...i still push his wheelchair!
moneyplus
- 30 Mar 2007 10:13
- 615 of 934
look at DCD-good results today but still early days but bargain price!
moneyplus
- 02 Apr 2007 12:35
- 616 of 934
Absolutely kicking myself for selling NU.--thinking of buying back in case it's going to do a CLE--anyone else still in?
moneyplus
- 02 Apr 2007 14:41
- 617 of 934
Bought some NU. back today--hope I'm right!! obviously not very popular on here. Also added some vds as it's got such exciting prospects and is consistently going up-plus I bought a few INFS as it has just done a potentially massive deal with yahoo and the market having marked it up a bit now seems to have moved on-still undervalued imo.
moneyplus
- 02 Apr 2007 15:47
- 618 of 934
hello....it's a busy day for me today. I've just added to my VIY as it's nicely up and evil says sp rises expected for the next 4 weeks--hope he's right but I'm into this one long term anyway. fantastic technology and now it seems it will be able to sense and warn of explosives.
smiler o
- 02 Apr 2007 16:18
- 621 of 934
Yes ST a nice 9% up, EDIT, Now 12 %
cynic
- 02 Apr 2007 17:41
- 623 of 934
she either needs to jack the car up (off?) first or get herself inflated after she has crawled under!
smiler o
- 02 Apr 2007 18:15
- 625 of 934
May be SubSea could use Her !!!!!
shadow
- 03 Apr 2007 13:27
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Anyone of thinking of buying property in Bulgaria or anywhere else will have a negative effect as global houseing market is starting to spiral downwards and the yields are starting to take effect. So dont be taken in by the Hype as uk property prices are on the downturn like every where else.!
hewittalan6
- 03 Apr 2007 14:14
- 628 of 934
I would have to dispute that.
Each to their own opinion, but......................
The UK population is growing every day. New land is increasingly difficult to source and gain permission for. Plots are, by statute, smaller and the houses, again by statute are more expensive to build. Authority run housing is a joke, with few properties in areas people wish to live in and rentals are historically quite high.
Land, and by extension houses, are a finite resource, whereas demand is increasing. Prices are high, but costs as a % of disposable income are low. Inflation and unemployment are low.
Finally, for the first time, we have fewer siblings sharing larger inheritances as property owning parents die. The effect of this is to provide ever larger deposits or the property is not sold on, just kept as a rental investment thereby reducing the supply side.
Whichever way I cut it, I cannot see any great retractment in prices while general economic conditions remain benign. Even if there is an economic storm brewing, property is now seen as a defensive and safe investment, so as equity holdings are pulled, property is likely to see increased demand.
The key, as always, is quality investing. Run down ex-authority property is more likely to be hit than high quality small homes in nice areas. I just about agree with you on city centre apartments though.
Alan
robertalexander
- 03 Apr 2007 20:05
- 629 of 934
what am i missing?[its bound to be obvious but i cant for the life of me see what]. If/when COIL get taken over the new comapany, XTR,will give you a new share on the given ratio. fair enough i am with it so far. the RNS states that the 9 for 10 offer at the SP listed in the RNS on 16 mar gives a 30% premium. therefore if i was ,theoretically to lump in, then it would suggest a 30% instant profit[providing XTR dont dive on 1st day of trading.]
using current bid SPs and an arbitary figure to keep maths easy
90 COIL shares @3.75p=3.15
81 XTR shares @4.75p=3.85
this still leaves you in profit by approx 19%
is it as easy as this?if so why isn't everyone jumping on the bandwagon[this is why i think i am missing something]
any takers
Alex
moneyplus
- 04 Apr 2007 01:22
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I''ve just bought into WHG wren homes as the sp is rising nicely since tranferring from ofex. It is profitable and paying a maiden div, has a large land bank and a steadily growing market as the only quoted builder of retirement homes and apartments for the comfortably off elderly. It looks a safe bet to me-any opinions?
cynic
- 04 Apr 2007 06:15
- 632 of 934
try buying Southern Cross (SCHE)