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Entire market up - GSK not. AZN flying. Emma Walsmsley at the helm. Still!
broker reraring looks drastic, why the massive downgrade…
GS cuts to underweight and treated to 1350p and raises AZN to buy with £135. Iv been so lucky to chose the right stocks , still looking icy here…
https://www.lse.co.uk/news/GSK/london-broker-ratings-citigroup-cuts-wizz-air-redburn-likes-crh-bizjfk1q7x5ptc4.html
I must admit that I started buying GSK around 2010 thinking from dividend & growth perspective. Most of my buying has been between 14-17£ and I accumulated quite a few over number of years. I still remember AZ share price around £30's at that time which I foolishly declined to make any investment. Fast forward 12 years, yes GSK has been giving me constant dividend but if you factor in all the inflation + no capital appreciation, I do feel it's the worst investment ever. I am not sure who in city banks are making money with GSK and how the inept management team has been allowed to continue for so long without any questions. I may look to wait for 2023 where number of people have high hopes and will make a decision after that to sell
You need to take a step back before going fully loaded into GSK.
Look at Glaxosmithskline from 2000 onwards, it has not gained, gone anywhere. It would have lost you money against the FTSE… big to date.
December 1998 2125p intra day high. no mind 1900p since then.
GSK has been awful.
But, look at AZN, ABBVIE, JNJ, NVS, ROCHE, BMY, VERT, SNY, MRK, MCK, PFE it’s endless.
GLA
Need to take into account global trends and worldwide events.
However, Interactive investor have stated that Pharma companies are on trend for 2023
as they are stable / cash generative. Lets hale GSK decision for Haleon to be consumer champion.
Really struggling to understand the fascination of this share. Moderate yield and even the likely dropping of litigation has had no effect. Continual ramping of the market after results ends in further decline. Why does the market not rate GSK, just dont get it!
4% until your BUY kicks in at 1360p. i’m waiting for below 1300p and maybe buy some ROG.SW
If freehold is included in move to Central London - it is smart.
If move is leasehold in move to Central London - NOT smart
Waste of money. Smart move would be from New Oxford Street to Brentford. Nothing smart about New Oxford Street. Only way to get there is via absurdly expensive public transport which is permanent disrupted by strikes, snow, etc. Everyone will end up working from home.
Back to heart of London (although might be smarter for CAPCO) If more majors spot the opportunity to relocate now office blocks are going begging, could be exciting. The swing in property values there might have started.
By Feb it will be around 1600 as the rest of the chasers will drop out. They are trying to blackmail and wait for Emma to blink. This cookie in not for turning.
Maybe so maybe not. Stopped clock syndrome here.
Will be mild and confound critics.
Almost 5% on savings, the grey pound Phoenix rises in 2023 after slumber for 10 years.
If your thinking of rebuying on a dip, i’d be waiting until February probably get 1200p maybe lower when we get the bad economic numbers come through from winter.
We all know next yr is going to be bad, so just wait …
still waiting want in around 1360 again
Just like RR can't make that cr*p up :-(
Typical we get good news and the ftse100 goes down as Dow Jones
This is going back up to retest 1525p.
The buyers are outnumbering the sellers, looking good.
DOWJ futures heading South though :-(
MaryBR - Agree I went from £50k down to £10k up, sold the lot at 15.61. Let it settle then take another look
I sell on spikes and hold until something like this happens, but low sell high. Yes it is a strategy and yes I trim all the time but such a move today out of the blue I exited in full. Will buy back in lower.
did same on DVO MCRO and many more, but yes your observation is correct and no it is not your imagination, whatever you infererence meant.
Have a good day.
I'm not a judge or a medical expert, but having seen some of the the 'evidence' on which these lawsuits are (were) relying, it was pretty clear months ago that the cases had little chance of success, which is why I was happy to hold and wait. Presumably the remaining state lawsuits are relying on the same evidence (or lack thereof) and are therefore unlikely to have any greater chance of success than the dismissed Florida class action. The shorters obviously scarpered in early trading today and the sp will most likely return to its pre-spook norms over the next few weeks and months.
got out near £16 but not going back in yet as this will be back down soon to rinse and repeat. More investable now at the 1370 range again.
Few shorter trying close. Now the big dark cloud is lifted, it should return to trade on fundamentals. Wait fer few days to get upgrade from brokers.
Sold 3000 at 15.35 earlier today. Missed out on the higher prices because I wasn't paying attention. Then fumbling about trying to log in and set up sell order cost me about 20p a share. Prices dropping now. Big Bid/Offer spreads. As we head toward Dow opening there may be a bit of a bounce.
Yet another sell at a high price Mary - you do always seem from your posts to hit the tops of shares or is it just my imagination?