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i was under the impression that rates were under pressure, big problem that insurers which they are trying to get to grips with is the personal injury ,scam claims , etc which is much bigger than they think..i work in the accident repair industry.....also investment income from referrals has supposedly stopped ,,investment income since interest rate collapse has reduced ...but number claims has reduced significantly.. so would you put your nest egg in admiral or esure ??
This, like other insurance shares will to a large extent be driven by the motor market cycle. The word is that rates have started to move up, which means these will follow suit - once the analysts believe that the change is happening. I'm in Admiral as well, which has a great track record. However, I am into this in a big way because I think it has more potential. GLA.
share this , just as im getting ready to offload and buy admiral this creeps up, i change my mind then down it goes in some sort of silly game.... Golden can i ask your advise as i hold you in high esteem share wise , i have a very sizable sum to invest in a solid company with decent divi ...i very much like Admiral ..as they are a very go get em company ..DLG i feel i have missed the boat now....but have in the back of my mind that esure will become a takeover target when insurance in back in favour again.....what say you..or Hottentot or any other wise sages
not really too sure what is propelling this higher at present? I said on the 7th may that I could see this in the 270-280 range in the next month or so....pity I didn't heed my own advice! sold out for a small profit, but would have been far larger had I hung on!
is todays rise due to the new broker rating?
Hottentot- see 21st resolution of esure AGM Gives permission for share buy back but doesn't confirm the activity, but that's my guess for the rise. Hopefully they will scrapped giving the remaining share better value and not held in treasury. Anyone with experience if buybacks?
Very volatile 12 month graph,peaked at 290 p on both previous occasions when 260 broken through ,an observation not a prediction .Ok I confess it is a prediction lol.
hope my 1548 post helps. Progressive dividends forecast http://www.digitallook.com/companyresearch/6853112/esure_Group/company_research.html
15.8p paid out in interim and final last time http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/e/esure-group-plc-ordinary-112p/dividends
Butting in for a minute , but Yield and Divi are both 3.7 % as far as i can see !! ----GL.
have missed something ( put it down to my age (lol) ) ---- But i see nothing in the last rns about "share-buybacks " ?? ---GLA.
Esure buying their own shares back? In the last rns
good morning to you hope you are doing well as i read quite a few of your posts , no explanation about rise , wondering myself ,, thought it may be possibly the reinvestment of dividends as the volumes are so low with this share. quick question for you ,, dividend is shown as 3.7 % approx but people say it has a yield of 7 % confused me ????
Any explanation for the rise today?
How you doing mate? been off the scene for a few weeks but did get in before ex-divi @3.09 already had a couple of grand at 3.80 so not far off level with divi been quiite a nice earner this year on most of my portfolios other than that dog CAR left a number in the minus column still think ESUR are going to be a fair share to hang onto GLA
Anyone had there divis yet via HL?
but welcome rise this morning. wonder if it will tail off as seems usual this afternoon? can see this making 270-280 in the next month or so.
This is exactly the right approach given market conditions right now. A steady as she goes line will leave esure well placed for when the market turns, which everyone in the know believes will be later this year. Even if the brokers turn their noses up, I think you will find that we are at, or close, to the bottom of the cycle. We may not see the share price as low as this for a good 3 years IMHO. GLA.
This seems ok to me - certainly no disaster . Have to see what the market says at 8.
Off Topic, apologies everyone,-------Did you ever buy into PMO ? You asked me some weeks ago and i said about the 315/320 p level being difficult , but over that and upwards.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Esure stuck again i see , fingers crossed tho' -------------GL.
Peter Wood has a track record second to none, so I am staying in this one. Motor rates have fallen, but esure's profits remain intact. It's a very cyclical business. When rates move up again, this, along with Admiral and Direct Line will fly. In the meantime, enjoy the yield!
That Esure is a well run business for what it's worth. I guess that the mms can muddle with the price more as volume can sometimes be incredibly low for a billion pound company. Especially the case when you compare to admiral and direct line (although both have far larger mcaps). The spread also varies wildly..... I just hope that the mms can't use the excuse of a poor update next week to smash the price lower. Must be yielding close to 7% for 2014, so surely must start to limit downside.
to me how the such low sales compared to much much grater buys forces this down almost 3% ????
think ensure is an energy drink , think we should send a couple of crates to directors . totally agree with you ticking up slowly nicely , then boom big drop on no volume ??
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