silent but deadly
17 Feb 2016
Re: Good news LG does not seem to like these shares, poor old Jim will be turning over in his grave. Please enlighten me as to why they will drop 50 %
lambrini girl
16 Feb 2016
Re: Good news expecting -50% over next few years..avoid...160 target
Eadwig
16 Feb 2016
Re: Good news Par for the course with house builders, for some reason - Good News = sp drop.I picked up more today @321p, P/E under 10, forward P/E much lower, yield >3.5%, what's not to like?Actually, I didn't like the RNS that referred to Telford and sub-prime. I thought that was extremely clumsy! However, government is being shamed into addressing the protected housing cuts due to benefits cuts. Not sure if this helps TEF or not, i don't think it does, but maybe some of that comes under 'affordable homes'?
silent but deadly
15 Feb 2016
Good news Why do they always give out good news only to then see the share price fall yet again.
dazedandconfused
22 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? MJ Gleeson bucked the trend this week though?
camperdown
22 Jan 2016
in short short sellers,get used to it,dyor
Eadwig
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? "would suggest to me that our seller is back !"Could well be ... see chart with volumes. It is the volumes that worry me more than the fluctuation. Maybe it is just one seller, taking profits from who knows when, deciding it is time to do so. Can hardly blame people in the current climate, frankly, but it does smack of panic selling, which people usually come to regret, especially following the price down with even greater volumes.It might still be a fantastic buying opportunity, and not a terrible yield at the very lowest levels too, which affords a bit of protection. Tricksy call to make. I'm sitting on my hands at the moment, although that volume and the relative lack of price movement today does suggest a lot of people bought already. Approx @328p lowest buying price today.
uselessbaba
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? More than 1 million shares traded yesterday and today, way above daily average volumes, would suggest to me that our seller is back !UB.
Eadwig
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? Ginny, "I think this could be an over reaction due to the market in general."Perhaps so, but they held up very well previously, along with other small builders, until just a few days ago, When the other smaller builders finally started losing some ghround, TEF did also, but more heavily. I keep expecting some news item to be announced but there is nothing.It seems they are coming off their lows now, It may well remain a mystery.
Eadwig
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? "Why would you compare TEF to the FTSE,?"Because AIM isn't available on the charting tool.
Ginny Come Lately
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? I think this could be an over reaction due to the market in general.Their shares are lower now than they were 12 months ago. I am alsonervous as I was thinking of buying. I can not understand why they have been hit so hard.
uselessbaba
21 Jan 2016
Re: Hit very hard? Why would you compare TEF to the FTSE,? TEF is an AIM share, they're invariably more volatile and generally react worse to market corrections, such as this.UB.
Eadwig
21 Jan 2016
Hit very hard? TEF has been hit harder than other small builders in the last couple of days or so, after holding up, along with other small builders, very well in the first week or two of 2016.Anyone any idea why TEF has been hit so hard now? I can't see any reason for it, and looks like a screaming buy this far below the placing price of @360p - it is currently @345p. 6% down yesterday makes me nervous I might be walking into some problem I don't know about, though.Any ideas, anyone?
oldjoe1
07 Jan 2016
TEF, Potential upside......... Telford Homes plc 17.6% Potential Upside Indicated by Peel HuntPosted by: Ruth Bannister 7th January 2016Telford Homes plc with EPIC/TICKER LON:TEF has had its stock rating noted as ‘Retains’ with the recommendation being set at ‘BUY’ today by analysts at Peel Hunt. Telford Homes plc are listed in the Consumer Goods sector within AIM. Peel Hunt have set a target price of 475 GBX on its stock. This would indicate that the analyst believes there is a potential upside of 17.6% from the opening price of 404 GBX. Over the last 30 and 90 trading days the company share price has increased 21 points and increased 4 points respectively. Telford Homes plc LON:TEF has a 50 day moving average of 391.59 GBX and a 200 Day Moving Average share price is recorded at 427.62 GBX. The 52 week high for the stock is 495 GBX while the year low stock price is currently 337 GBX. There are currently 74,852,411 shares in issue with the average daily volume traded being 311,003. Market capitalisation for LON:TEF is £295,479,892 GBP. Telford Homes plc (Telford Homes) is a United Kingdom-based company, engaged in property development. The Company is engaged in housebuilding in the United Kingdom.
Eadwig
05 Jan 2016
Re: 2016 " The share price bobs up and down of its own accord, regardless positive and improving accounts? "Pretty much like all the other housebuilders then! You can virtually guarantee that housebuilders drop around results day, despite reporting stellar year on year improvements that would be staggering in most other sectors.I can only conclude that a part of the market is actually expecting even greater things, and that there is still a big hangover from the last housing crash in a lot of the rest of the market. So much so that fantastic results scare them because they feel that they just can't keep coming.That fails to take into account a fast frowing population. changing demohraphics which require more homes for the same population numbers (Eg. through divorce) and a mobile population with a sector catering for its needs - in other words people moving from areas where builders are hardly active to centres of population where builders can't fulfill demand fast enough.The more important point to keep your eye on is the overall upwards trend of the housebuilder's stock prices.
