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22/01/18
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Originally posted by sydneyguy
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Don t think it will make the slightest difference now that Jm goes back to being more involved other than you can be pretty sure the company will issue a truckload of more free shares to him as part of his new involvement which will further dilute holders
Nothing to do with lack of listings- more to do with many of the big writers of business have sold their holdings and moved on in many cases in direct competition to the company owned stores- barriers to entry into the market is super low and the systems all used are cheaply obtained - as show before- one guy who left and sold a big holding had ads in paper saying he closed 44 m of property in the main area of McGrath eastern suburbs patch in his forst 6 weeks——
Back the money out received In Trust and it’s just a small business with an over inflated market cap
As for property management underpinning market cap- I don’t agree and never have- these are just short term contracts and are also suffering price pressure across the industry, but valued as if they are long term recurr g revenue
It is way overpriced still imo-it’s not getting its share of listings- because of new and growing CoMpetition - it’s not realisng it’s 2.2 percent commission as competition is all over them from independents - it’s property contracts are short term and also suffering cost demands from clients- like all in the industry
Only
Jm and some
Big
Holders/ agents who have now sold and
Left , together with advisors all pumping the stock seem to have made a fortune
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Exactly right, the market cap is still way too high for a business making a loss first half of this year.
If real estate agencies can't make money (or develop a sustainable business model) during the past few years when property has been at its peak, then unfortunately it won't get easier as volumes and commissions dry up.
Top tier management jumping ship is a sign of how dire the forecasts must be looking.