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I hope so. I've kept faith with them, and held onto my shares, so any up turn is all good by me.
The 212.5 barrier finally breached - next stop 250?
ESure is going the right way, but can it break the 212.5p resistance created by the low on Nov 11th 2013?
yet again, buys easily outweighing sells, normal volume, no news and the shares are down 2%. looks like another red finish - that will make it 14 out of the last 15 trading days finishing down .....pretty incredible. both ADM and DLG are currently up slightly.
Lots going through. Manipulation is very strong with this one currently . No possible justification for the current 2.75% drop . Volume is pretty average
A ninth day of losses now and a total loss since the 5th of 20%....market cap. Of 810 million pounds now...
Also surprised at the drop since those recent numbers which doesn't seem to justify it,thought they'd bottom at 220ish! For the prospective yield alone they seem oversold though admiral also just off a year low which indicates a sector thing,but since this has dropped somewhat below a year low there's either something unsavoury lurking or we'll see a decent 'overlooked' kind of bounce hopefully sooner than later. GLA
Co so hold on
In eight days that is 40p or 17% wiped off the value. Should have known the market makers would take it below £2. Think on 6 out of the 8 days buys have easily outweighed sells. Down again on Monday presumably?
835 million - this price either aviva or prudential may be looking to bid.
Day of red in store by the looks of it. Don't think I have come across another share that gets so resolutely stuck in downtrends.
They are lining up a 7th red day on the trot....
DLG are down approx. 1.2%, ADM approx. 7% and good old ESUR are down 15%.......may be further downside, but surely it has to be limited?
looks like it could finish today red again. if so, it would be the 6th straight day of falls. the most I can recall with Esure is 12 straight red days, so scope there for some further declines. having said that , it seems to have found a bottom. the divi. is generous and the p/e is none too demanding.
I am satisfied with the possible divi and you are right insurance premiums are sure to go up and likewise with this share again
what's your average? if the special divi. is maintained then we're looking at at least 6-7% yield, which I would have thought would put a base under the shares. also, insurance premiums must surely start to climb at some point in 2015?
Has this share bottomed out now and do I buy in again the make up my losses, ideas on a postcard please
Is now bid target
down a total of 27p over two days. no correlation at all to the other two motor insurers, but as this stock is so illiquid it lends itself to manipulation.
knocked off in two days. Admiral down 1.5% today, Direct Line down 0.4% and Esure down 3%.....I don't recall reading a profits warning yesterday. must be a comfortable 7% yield here and still it falls. would hate to have invested at the IPO or higher. in at 226, so hopefully can get out of this rubbish soon.
Of this share. Volume is dire most days and this lets the price get manipulated quite easily. Equal buys and sells today and down 7%ish. Also, I didn't think the update was too bad compared to DLG's, but that ended the day down 2.5% if I remember correctly
Esure Group PLC (LON:ESUR)‘s stock had its “buy” rating reiterated by Citigroup Inc. in a research note issued on Tuesday. They currently have a GBX 294 ($4.69) price target on the stock. Citigroup Inc.’s price target would suggest a potential upside of 22.50% from the company’s current price. Q3 update due tomorrow, so last chance to get in before then!
simple 50 DMA today
that was the 17th. I think it's more likely to be as a result of this - http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/britain-insurers-idUKL3N0SH4A820141022