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About time. Bit by bit upwards - fine by me. I'm in no rush.
Many brokers have said that ESUR is a stock that does not have much growth potential, not that it is going to decline, just that there is not much room for improvement in the insurance sector as competition is so fierce, also the dividend is liable to change depending on profit each year. It's a boring stock that pays a good dividend.
Good to see the uplift in written premia, This stock is so neglected - nothing but a sound investment with a generous yield.
Another insurance stock stuck in the doldrums. Nothing wrong with the fundamentals or the divi. Similar to Saga - but without the cruise aspect. As Arsenal says - Why has this not flown?
Indeed it has been and entirely predictable from my recent entry, when this goes ex div I can’t see this falling below year lows and a retrace to 217-220 inevitable. Almost tripled my holding here today but didn’t.
run so far on the run up to XDD!
Crazy, if it goes sub 220 il add some more. Will be above 250 in a few months.always seems to fall this time of year
How as this not flown This market is not a market anymore really It just copies the yanks but for much smaller values. Great earnings and big divis don�t matter anymore But what Trump says on twitter and what Juncker says after a bottle of wine are much more important.
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Results due in a couple of weeks, and Peter W always delivers. He has the balance in his words just right. This share will rock once he has said what he needs to. More claims mean higher premiums and what with rising interest rates -watch the Insurers for the invisible income!! No loss of income and exposire to the dollar either.
I'm now in a paper loss due to the recent fall in share price, hopefully a good dividend this year will send us on the up once again. If the founder peter wood has his way he will sell the business later this year, hopefully at a much higher price.
the main shareholder Peter Wood wants to sell his stake which is 30% of the compnay, this would trigger a take over bid. see the link here http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/09/18/2-dividend-growth-stocks-with-takeover-potential/
The last time their was talk of a bid for ESUR. the share went north of three pounds. 💰The trouble I see is who would want this company.?? The competitions committee wouldn't let it go to another large U.K. company without major sell offs so I think it's a problem.!! 😚In fact anywhere near two ninety and I am leaving the party 🎉 with full pockets 🤑🕺🏼
I've been reading up on things, the drop in share price has been due to the reversal of the ogden rate discount that would have given ESUR an advantage over its rivals. Anyway what do we think of the take over talk? what price do you think the shares will go up to in the bidding war? Our shares may be bought by another company, I'd like to bank in some profits so looking forward to it!
I have a theory Alpharius, MMS quite often push a share before results, then after the result is published they drop the share putting people underwater, the weak then sell on the fall and on the way to ex-divi, when the share goes ex divi they go through the motions of dropping the share more. If you watch closely as the share slides off the radar the share will be bought steadily upwards without anyone knowing except of course the institutions in on the swindle!!. Yet another wrinkle in this crooked game we play but a very profitable one if you trade the pattern. AFC. GL.Alpha
Why the large drop on such good results, not good enough for the market or just negative brokers?
Think it was 72p
I think we are starting to see why Toscafund have invested so heavily! I think they have made a decent killing already.
Is it Toscafund increasing stake prior to takeover? is it the prospect of higher premiums cos of Gov changes? And GOCO doing quite well also.I enjoy my moments of happiness even if they do prove to be shortlived. By the way does anyone know the supposed value of a GOCO share at the time of demerger?
Is this it? Discount rate slashed this morning which should mean shares fall
Hi wonkle The board stated during the goco de merger that the full 2016 dividend would be maintained in 2017. That would mean 10.3p. D.
So with tosca buying are we going to have a takeover after results. Any thoughts in what dividend will be.
Now at 17%!!!
Dividend growth potential Also offering dividend growth potential is insurance company Esure(LSE: ESUR). Its bottom line is forecast to rise by 32% in the current year, followed by further growth of 8% next year. This is ahead of the wider market's growth rate and should enable the motor and home insurance specialist to deliver strong dividend growth during the period. In fact, shareholder payouts are expected to rise at an annualised rate of 13% during the next two years. This should prove to be well above inflation and puts Esure on a forward yield of 5.7%. Its dividend payout ratio is expected to remain relatively comfortable. Even after the planned rise in dividends, profit is due to cover shareholder payouts around 1.5 times. This indicates that dividends could grow at a similar pace to net profit over the medium term without putting the company under financial strain. Esure currently trades on a P/E ratio of 12.5. This indicates there is upward re-rating potential - especially since it has such promising growth prospects. Certainly, its shares could become increasingly volatile as the momentum towards Brexit builds. However, with a wide margin of safety, low valuation, fast-growing dividends and a high yield, now could be the right time to buy it for the long term.