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Tritax Big Box REIT – ‘be greedy when others are fearful’ value

Perhaps the great Warren Buffett’s most well-known investment saying is ‘to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy when others are fearful’. With the tariffs chaos unleashed by Donald Trump, it has recently largely been fear which has reigned on global stock markets and, considering the roots of that fear, that is particularly so on global trade volumes. However, Trump’s subsequent moves already suggest the fear is likely overdone and we, therefore, now look to be greedy amidst the logistics sector fear with a business whose shares were already valuing it at a material discount to its end-2024 £4.6 billion European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA)-basis Net Tangible Assets.

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Big Box Business Beats Britain's Blight to Bag Better Profits

Hello Share Finders. It's sadly rare to find a company reporting increased profits in these difficult days. But one of my regular favourites, Tritax Big Box (BBOX) has done it. This very modern version of a warehouse king has announced that underlying operating profit for the half year has improved by 7.5%.

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Big Box Bonanza makes this Futuristic Warehouse Manager Worth a Peak

Hello, Share Collectors. One reason why the Footsie has begun to move slowly to tickle all-time highs is because big firms have the resources to offer greater protection against recession. So the more cautious investor is likely to choose companies in the big 100. But a different way to take advantage of the same situation is to buy shares in companies that derive their income from jumbo outfits.

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Motorway Warehouse King Set to Keep on Trucking

Hello Share Fans. It’s been a while since I last brought Tritax Big Box (BBOX) before your quizical gaze. Since then the state-of-the art storage company has had a successful fundraising. And for once, this seems a beneficial event for shareholders. The cash raised will be used to buy loads more properties to rent out into a soaring market.

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Tritax Big Box Expands Out of its Box to Meet Bouncy Demand and the Outlook Seems Rosy

Hello Share Fans. Allow me to return to a company I think is well fitted to the way commerce is going in the future. Tritax Big Box (BBOX) is an ambitious outfit with giant warehouses using robots to shift stock around. It’s been involved in a recent fundraising exercise which added £300 million to the coffers. To that it is adding another £230 million to spend mostly on increasing its floor space and infrastructure.

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Big Space Company Sells Record Amount of Storage to A-List Jumbos and the Shares Look Promising

Hello, Share Bashers. There are some shares I commend to your further research, while never putting my toe in the water myself. This is not a lack of faith in myself, but the fact that I limit the number of companies I invest in. Otherwise, I’d spread my resources too thin to take advantage of big windfalls. One such company I often praise, and now wish I’d bought shares in, is Tritax Big Box (BBOX).

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Big Box Company's Warehouse Robots Should Thrive Even if the Pandemic Persists

Hello Share Mongers. If you’re looking for a company which could benefit rather than suffer from the virus, then might I suggest considering Tritax Big Box REIT (BBOX). I’ve previously covered this go-ahead outfit which provides warehouse space for many companies with household names. Sounds a bit boring. Except that Tritax uses state of the art robots to store and distribute goods for its clients...

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Where Has all the Retail Stuff Gone? - a Lot of it into Tritax's Super-Dooper Warehouses

Hello, Share Players. You have a better chance of making money from a company if it’s part of a growing trend. One of the most promising areas for expansion in this ever-complicated world is the massive warehouse game. More and more of us are buying online. That’s why the High Street struggles. But we are still buying objects and these have to be stored somewhere. They also have to be moved about and distributed. And if you can get robots to do the job, instead of expensive humans, it all helps to massage the profit...

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Thinking Outside the Small Box and Getting Into Big Box is Perhaps the Way to Go

Hello, Share Flingers. Most Shareprophets subscribers are, I suspect, old enough to be a bit fed up with the obsessive way our increasingly technological world is taking us. This may make us reluctant to invest in modern ways of making and selling stuff. But if we want to turn big money from our little hobby, then we must not let modern developments leave us behind.

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Consider Opening the Big Box by Building an Investment in Futuristic Buildings

Hello, Share Mixers. A whizzo strategy when trying to find a new company in which to invest is to ask if what it provides is part of a growing trend. Will it deliver the goods in a world which becomes faster and more efficient in the future? Or does the company provide goods or services which are gradually becoming less fashionable and out of date?

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WELL INFORMED
WELL INFORMED7 Oct 2026
Thinking of Israel and the awful events of October 7 2023. May their innocent souls rest in eternal peace.
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: It’s October 7 tomorrow and Britain sickens me again & why there is no Kenmare read across
MICHAEL MCKENNA
MICHAEL MCKENNA7 Oct 2026
I'm up 14.4% in two months. Looking solid with the strong possibility of jam tomorrow.
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Amaroq day
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MICHAEL MCKENNA7 Oct 2026
Ironically it is Farage's Brexit that opened the floodgates to small boats. The UK was bound by the Dublin Convention until we left it in 2020 as a result of Brexit. In 'taking back control' we ended up where we are now. I have a feeling that the next general election will be heavily influenced by a campaign to rejoin the EU, the elephant in the room.
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: It’s October 7 tomorrow and Britain sickens me again & why there is no Kenmare read across
TOM
TOM7 Oct 2026
got the pricing from AI, v much doubt there are any high class UYLs operating in Wrexham
EXPOSE: Avacta Placing – the truth behind Project Hawkeye
COLINS2
COLINS27 Oct 2026
You seem to know an awful lot about the pricing of Ukrainian young ladies.......The subject comes up more and more these days, is it 'book early' and avoid the Xmas rush?
EXPOSE: Avacta Placing – the truth behind Project Hawkeye
KUSSSB
KUSSSB7 Oct 2026
Held since 91p, added @ 109. Very positive cast Tom, gold prospects, story changes weekly, you cannot ramp that.A good win for Evil, enjoy dinner with wife!
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Amaroq day
PHIL5566
PHIL55666 Oct 2026
As 19,451potential terrorist invade this country, it is OK that is down 40% on last year.The police turn up and escort them to their 3 star hotels with 3 meals a day some pocket money and lawyers and doctors and dentists.I have not looked but imagine their is not a Jew amongst them.Probably very few christians.Though more Muslims to vote Green and Labour and join protests.The police can do nothing but turn a blind eye to the grooming and rape gangs and protests.If you are white and you throw a plastic bottle at the police you can expect 2 years within days of the incident.Such is the UK, the political elite are building.
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: It’s October 7 tomorrow and Britain sickens me again & why there is no Kenmare read across
PHIL5566
PHIL55666 Oct 2026
My 2000 AMRQ is not enough to compensate for my 2,000,000 KEFI. Though I am glad I bought some AMRQ.I like dividends, so look forward to even a small payment in the near future.
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Amaroq day
TOM
TOM6 Oct 2026
My answer is that it is not necessary to consider hypothetical questions merely to know a little history. But folks on the left rarely know history other than the history of colonialism and white oppression learned in Black History Month.The Roman Empire did not borrow money, for a while it engaged in fiscal prudence spending what it could raise via taxes both on its own lands and on those that it colonised.But the demand for panes et circuses grew, the ancient equivalent of the welfare state and the BBC and worse still the costs of supporting a bloated military grew and eventually Rome engaged in MMT, it printed money or rather cut and cut the amount of silver in each coin. It worked for a while but then as folks realised that more coins chasing the same amount of hard assets caused inflation. And that caused societal breakdown as inflation always does as the gap between those with hard assets and wage power and those without grew. As always happens that leads to civil war and or societal breakdown ( see Weimar, 1600s England, etc).Inflation encouraged speculation rather than investment and distorted any idea of making a return on capital via hard work and so the economy floundered. Economic weakness and societal breakdown destroyed the Roman EmpireThat Lucian is why MMT is not just a duff theory but it is something that is proven not to work.
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