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TheTrotsky
My comments re golden payback should have included ref to Times financial/motley fool/evening standard and not to this BB which is normally informative, in particular your post., however the article’s references for big paybacks for shareholders has in my view been a influencing part in driving people to buy Aviva in particular at above 423p.
The headline promises of circa £4 billion and staff payouts of £1k were headliners for people to believe it was a big payoff with no impact on the share price, no such thing as a free lunch except for the staff I guess.
My view is my capital hasn’t increased but my Div has, and will further grow as I replace s
“24% sold shares” as an opportunity to increase my Div capital.
Like you I am expecting the share price to regrow at a later stage as the Div potential is promising however the down side is a share slide in the short term to other external factors
"... the hype around the golden payback has influenced some to pay over the odds ..."
What hype? AV is now yielding more than LGEN. This share has been trading at a premium to LGEN for over 12 months and I see no current reason for that to change. Fully expect the share price to rebound (or at least re-align at a premium to LGEN). The MMs are having the same fun with that they had after the last results announcement. Based on LGEN's closing price, AV ought to be trading closer to 425p. Normality should resume at some point later this week; otherwise the yield will be way out of whack.
Glad you mentioned that as sharepad showing AV down 27% - maths didnt work for me
Those graph charts have been amended to reflect the market cap. As there are now 76/100 shares that there used to be if you keep the number of shares consistent then the recent price of 440 for example needs to be multiplied by 100/76 which would give you the £5.80 you see.
Don't worry, GregorySallust, Barclays are probably doing you a favour. I bought more this morning (HL) at 395 and it's down to 390 now.
R_hnew - yes, the HL platform is quite laughable. As I type it's showing AV at +21.31%, but there's no change to my holding value. The software must have been knocked up by some undergrad IT students.
Freetrade are trading in Aviva shares, managed to pick some up at 389p
However I believe share price will drop in short term so holding cash back - hope I’m not wrong.
I Believe the hype around the golden payback has influenced some to pay over the odds for the Aviva share and they may now be disappointed now they understand what it was that was on offer, a neutral gain except for the Div. I’m expecting those holders to dump some shares, that said I’m holding for Div futures hoping Amanda delivers going forward
Interestingly the graph charts are all over the place in Freetrade and HL showing shares historically over £5.30 and as high as £6 at one point, if only they were ??
Buy Legal and General instead. I Just have. Will hold my remaining Aviva for the long run.
Gregory,
don't worry about the missus. Share dealing keeps your mind alert and gives you a perspective on what is happening in the world. It is better than wearing your joints out, kicking a dumb football up and down a field.
I agree they have had several weeks to prepare for this. I sold out last week with the intention of buying the new shares today but so far have been unable to do so.
Nothing but good things to say about the Barclays platform other than this experience with Aviva today, very frustrating. It's gone midday and still no transactions in AV. permitted.
The Trotsky is correct. The MM's, pension funds / invest trusts etc. are hoovering up this share below £4. I have been trying to buy since 8.30 this morning via my Barclays account. Really frustrating as it just keeps quoting the 2 pref shares. I sold £4.40 hoping I'd timed this thing right. I have. But a big slap on the back isn't worth diddly whatsits if I can't plough my profits back in and add the yield to my pension. I've opened a beer to calm down. Glad the missus is at work, she hates me dabbling in shares as she calls it.