high blood pressure1
23 Nov 2015
Re: Very quiet here.....? I'm always in at the top lol. Should short not buy my decisions !
II Editor
13 Nov 2015
NEW ARTICLE: Stockwatch: Is 6.3% yield opportunity or warning? " London estate agency LSE:FOXT:Foxtons has been flagged as a "short" sell periodically since floating two years ago, and it is certainly on a high multiple of earnings following the London property market's bull run. Yet various issues appear to ..."[link]
lambrini girl
04 Nov 2015
Re: Very quiet here.....? starting to appeal..however would expect closer to 365..
high blood pressure1
07 Sep 2015
Very quiet here.....? Bought in last week.....A well diversified and hungry company looking for more in every area.Lucrative tie up and one of only two brokers offering HSBC mortgages who have just relaxed credit policy today to open up more of the market in a) buy to let and b) residential mortgages.More to come here on the revenue front, watch this spac
Einstein the Second
14 May 2015
Re: Appalling My sympathies. Estate agents and letting agents, not high in the popularity stakes.
Domayoil
11 Apr 2015
Appalling This company should be ashamed. I am a self employed person. Sole trader. I did a fare bit of work for this company, they are the worst payers.Do you think it is fare to wait five months to get paid, and five and half months for a second job.No wonder the share price is moving up. They don't pay their bills.Any company can bend the figures if they haven't paid their workers.Complete Bast...ds
albent
08 Apr 2015
Countrywide infographic Some additional data on CWD [link]
oldjoe1
09 Feb 2015
HEDGE FUNDS SHORTING......... From the Ft today:"Hedge funds have begun to take out bets against property businesses that are exposed to the downturn in London’s housing market, in the first sign that investors are tentatively seeking to profit from the slowdown.Several hedge funds have taken out short positions, essentially bets that a company’s share price will fall, against estate agents Foxtons and Savills, along with property portal Zoopla, and housebuilder Berkeley Group.The capital faces a surfeit of expensive new homes as developers rush to profit from foreign demand to buy in London.While the bets are still relatively small they represent the first sign that hedge funds have begun to move against the UK property market after several years of surging house prices, and the high-profile stock market listings of Foxtons and Zoopla."
