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Porsche (he wishes he had one) ...5 posts and already you can't be polite. Usually it's best to say nothing if you only want to **** people off.
@jake
if you think brexit will ever be just a blip on the radar you are even more of an idiot than you come across, and having an opinion isnt a “ rant “ you silly little man.
2something,
...and probably the same analysts who had 18/22 quid on Aston Martin at float about 18 months ago, now .50p. Most of the time one is better doing polar opposite of analysts recommendations. I
B0ll0x to Brexit.
AV. dividend is still rubbish at this price compared to LGEN and MNG. I have reduced my holding 90% to a betting token bought at 301p.
I have a fair bit of cash from taking profits last week and am thinking of buying in again this week. Should I buy low dividend AV.? Or just consider LGEN and MNG who pay considerably more dividend than AV. and have more stable management.
Of course AV. kept the money from their cut and from their sales and have estimated cash per share is just 5p or less whereas MNG has about half that, but what will AV. do with their loot?
The ability of the respective managements to make profits evidenced by recent trading figures is significantly better in the case of MNG.
Dividend cover of MNG may be lower than AV. but it's strong and the yield is double.
And of course Covid has absolutely nothing to do with the current or future state of the world economy. Once Covid is under control the world economy will be very different and Brexit will be just a blip on the radar. Your rant about which group of people you believe made Brexit happen amuses me and says an awful lot about your personality lol.
Sorry Porsche it was bubble s post i was referring to
Porsche unbelievable you voted leave and now you saying cancel brexit because of covid 19 Brexiteer s biggest problem is not covid 19 is that in a few weeks there will a pro European union President of the USA and you Brexiteers can go the bird's for a trade deal with them i am afraid the ERG will have to start thowing their toys out of the pram has boris will have to crack
While I agree with porsche, I would not bail out now because the general market is bad anyway. I still think AV. is one of the safer buys around and the dividends should be worth it until we get out of this mess. Like Robespierre said 'democracy is not for the masses because they don't know what they are voting for'.
Of the 16 analysts offering 12 month price targets,the median target is 355pence with a high of 477pence. Not a single sell recommendation amongst them either. Bailing out now is not an option that will be taken by me.
Of the 16 analysts offering 12 month price targets,the median target is 355pence with a high of 477pence. Not a single sell recommendation amongst them either. Bailing out now is not an option that will be taken by me.
I think bailing out of these into Legal and General a better bet. Thats if you feel you must be invested in the uk. Brexit was always going to be a disaster, it destabilised the government (markets dont like uncertainty) trashed the currency, weak currency equals weak economy, and the idea we could unpick a forty year huge trading agreement we helped build and it be anything less than a damage limitation exercise was a dream sold to the great unwashed who were feeling left behind and wanted to make a difference. The people that voted for it likely now the worst hit. You reap what you sow and UK is heading for 1970 levels of debt and damage, imf bailout beckons, wheezing boris unlikely to last much longer as PM. Just a massive damage impoverishing mess thanks to that drip Cameron, compare and contrast to Germany, no sensible countries have referendums, now you can see why.
Who knows where this is going in the short term. Staying put had better be worth it because there are some good opportunities elsewhere that are starting to look quite tempting.
Agree with you re Brexit porsche2121. I voted leave but that was obviously before Covid19 smashed the economy. Any sensible government would cancel Brexit in the current situation and avoid the double whammy to the economy. Brexit could always go ahead in the future when things were not so fragile. As far as Aviva goes, there are many shares doing far worse at the moment and I'm confident Aviva is on the up. It's just a pity the BOD seem to have no qualms about treating the shareholders with contempt.
What an utter dog of a share this is, nothing moves the needle. Epitomises ftse 350 in general, dwindling dividend and capital destructive, this share has halved in ten years. Buy growth and avoid this sort of rubbish, in fact byuy S&P and avoid brexit/covid basket case U.K. completely, terminal.
Same here. Topped up this morning.
Bought more this AM, should have waited an hour though. Anyway, good to buy on a down day
Nevertheless, the stock is trending upwards and, for me at least, the down days are a buying opportunity.
No wonder it has difficulty bearing fruit.
Our tree seems to have been shaken for the last few years.
Maybe our tree being shaken. I used it to top up. Thank you whomever.
Yes something is brewing. 2% down this morning.
Share volume on Friday of 20 million was one of the biggest days since June. Maybe there’s an announcement on the cards or the professionals are finally coming back in.