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Up 8.5p now - happy days wherever you are - as long as you are a stock holder....
worse in a tailback on the road to hell M25 want to swap
Not too sure where I read this wrt Shiel's Wheels but judging by your reply it might be nonsense. Might read up on this when I get back home - currently at T5 Heathrow slowly going mad....
is estimated to be 6.67 % per annum .. Where did you read about sheilas wheels as far as i know they own that brand 100%
Couple of days like this and who knows I might be able to dump my shares at a little profit - then again I could hold. My problem with this share is I do not know why the SP dropped and again do not know what has changed for the price increase. Did I read somewhere that Shiela's Wheels is about to be sold and Esure have a holding? Or was it a dream? Thanks
Have esure won the lottery , whats with these rises ?? , not accustomed to this . well lets hope they carry on . can any of the techies out there tell me the dividend as an annual percentage of the share price. many thanks.
We get our dividend next month!!!!
i do believe this has hit its bottom, dare i say it.. and slowly it could well give you a healthy profit. bare in mind you are gonna get a dividend. like a lemon i sold aviva , which have been flying of late .and got into these. looks like im gonna have to insure everything i own with esure now.and get premium income up. but i think she is gonna start to creep up slowly, she has the makings of a good solid share.
Another blue day (so far) - fantatstic run since September 6th - if I extrapolate the growth curve - nay growth line this will be a truly great stock in a month or two. Might have to peel the share certificates off the wall - not too sure what to do with the ones that have holes in - I must admit to being hopeless at darts and as of late hopeless at picking stocks... Never mind with a 240 something average its creeping back to breakeven....
Is this blue I see?? hmmm for how long I wonder...
ESUR is feeling the intense competition and will face substantial challenges to produce satisfactory margins to feed down to the bottom line. Every dick tom hand harry seems to pout insurance products in the media and the erosion of premium levels has continued over recent months at an accelerated pace. Where does it end?? If I knew I would not let anyone know. But - ESUR's share has been like a "falling knife". One never tries to catch it as it could sever the very hand that tries to catch it. Whilst I subscribed to the IPO (with some reluctance due to a rather full price having been muted), I sold out with a slight profit after the run-up into the 320ies. When is it time for a re-entry? Not quite yet I'd say. A 200p price is in the cards. And the next release of figures by ESUR about its growth of premiums will be pivotal for the share price to either tank again or gradually recover some of the share price retraction since its IPO. I for my part am waiting for the next release of figures. For those who have been holding on to their shares I'd say: You have taken a hit - but the downside is less than what has already been lost. So, sit tight and wait - for a couple of years or so. .... GL & DYOR
I bought in at 236 a couple of weeks back. The fundamentals and p/e seemed sound with prospects for growth. ADM's success may be having an impact, but I still think this is a bargain. I was hoping for an upturn to 285 as the September money comes back into the market. Looks a little optimistic now, but if any of my other holdings come home I'll def top up at these prices.
buying into this share......i sold Aviva bought into this at 2.60 thinking drop was overdone. drop in last couple of days is due to share going ex dividend.. but methinks we are gonna sit on this for a long time to come, not sure of the fundamentals , but i believe it will come good, at 229 now, nobody but nobody has bought cheaper, My strategy now is sit tight forget em and wait
Irrespective of dividend dates can anyone suggest a reason why this share has fallen so much since their IPO? I hold shares here and in DLG - of which the latter is doing considerably better (although it has fallen back from its dizzy heights of 230p). Thanks ps only so many times a poor boy can keep topping up!!
As I said earlier: The Ex Divi date is 4th Sept. Please don't believe various websites saying the 18th; they haven't updated from the updated divi date as per one of esures latest RNS's. A bit more info fom my previous post: ""The divi will be 2.5p: broken down as 1.8p 'normal' and 0.7p 'special'. The only reason its split out like this is due to the way its calculated: -50pc of taxed profits is considered the 'Normal' Divi element @ 1.8p -The special divid is 20pc of the taxed profits if its capital position remains as strong as it has been in recent years @ 0.7p The divi will be paid as one, and not two divis. The final divi (approx Mar 2104) is likely to be around 5 or 6p in total, based on the 1/3 interim, 2/3 full payment."" While I'm here, the previous rebound was of the dead cat variety it appears. Although I was very keen on a retrace back to "230/235p" I did think we could hit back to 260p soon after this retrace...not sure on that one..?? From here a slow and steady climb would appear to be expected, surely. Good luck all, I'm not in here however as I sold out for a tiny gain a short while back, to whack more into QPP.
there is the interim divi and a special divi all paid at the same time 1.8p base divi and.7p special ex divi 20th sept paid on 17th oct
Can anybody tell me what the dividend is after this one off interim dividend. cant seem to find any info. also there isnt any info on LSE regarding this share, i assume its because its so new ?
My average is higher than 240p but still good. Insurance runs in cycles, but basically there isn't anything new out there...sure premiums are being written at silly levels and a few criminals run into people to claim all sorts...the bottom line is despite all this they are making money and getting a decent return on capital
I agree - my average PP is now circa 240p which is healthy 20% discount from the IPO price - if the SP falls anymore I may have to top up...
This share is looking cheap in my opinion...basically Esure is a sound profitable company and making real money!!
http://www.bodyshopmag.com/News-flash-for-crash-tactic-on-the-rise.aspx
Why did this sp get hammered not long ago?
....from what I've read, most insurers fell slightly today, so this share will follow the crowd I would say
Moneysupermarket.com has dropped over 5% today; As Esure owns a 50% stake in GoCompare (which not on stock exchange) it is susceptible to feeling the impact of any movement of that share/industry... All part of the unpredictability of share dealing! Another factor is money is going into China Related industries at present, so therefore others suffer (UK based services notably)