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Erginbilgic told The Mail on Sunday that the company's designs are about 'two years' ahead of the other shortlisted companies and are already going through rigorous tests required by regulators. 'What I've said to the Government is that I will never lobby for you to pick us because I know on merit you will pick us anyway – we are ahead of everybody else.' He added that the process - which has previously been delayed – must stay on schedule.
Is this because earnings is on the 29th and now receiving more coverage?
If you don’t like it, scroll past. This is a community and there are a lot of people who value what others have to say. There’s only so much you can talk about RR.
We’re all here to make money and it’s nice to get some perspective and others opinions. Doing well is relative to themselves. Not everybody here is multi millionaires and has bundles of spare money to show off about.
I wish you every success in your bid to hold till £11. Part of my point is this is now currently realised profit and sometimes walking away can be difficult. At what point do you stop becoming a lth… death?
Anyway, if you don’t enjoy other people’s thoughts and conversations just don’t add anything at all and scroll on past.
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February 22, 2025 Rolls-Royce SMR has welcomed the publication of the Welsh Parliament Economy, Trade and Rural Affairs Committee’s report on Nuclear energy and the Welsh economy which sets out a series of recommendations to support the UK Government and the Welsh Government in realising Wales’ nuclear development potential. https://lnkd.in/esqGceGG
Alastair Evans, Director of Government & Corporate Affairs, said: “Wales has a strong nuclear heritage with a uniquely skilled workforce that is ready and willing to support the next generation of new nuclear - including building a fleet of Rolls-Royce SMRs across England and Wales.
Cev.......must be a typo....Still holding "240000" Rolls-Royce at an average of 89.99p..
My message was in reply to Cevodynia.
Congratulations, You did well.
Says a lot about you!
Seems to be some confidence in IAG at the moment, I've been out of IAG since October 23 and put into RR best thing I've done for years. Took profit and a little bit more on the 22nd, but staying with RR for a while longer.
Thriller40, you've done well with Rolls-Royce.
How do you define, done well?
I'm holding 400000 Rolls-Royce at an average of 89.77p.
Have I done well?
I haven't sold a single share and I won't even consider it until June 27, when I envisage £11 plus.
I'm curious as to your fundamental analysis.
Can anyone who is a Rolls-Royce LTH explain to me why I'm reading this thread about mortgages, terms, buy to lets?
I'm not here to be your financial advisor, end it, talk about Rolls-Royce as a bear or a bull.
Dear me, a but of social exposure and , well the children arrive!
I prefer fixed rate if you can get a good rate. As for buying another property depends what you want to do with. If its buy to let it works out better having the money in stock in the isa account and collect the divident tax free. I want to raise enough spare cash to flip property. I've done well with rolls now thinking of increasing my iag holdings.
We’ve got 170 left on our mortgage but 66k of that is currently on variable rate so when our fixed rate ends we can then just have one mortgage.
I have contemplated paying the 66k off but then I also think that payments in that are £340 a month so I could probably make more without paying it off.
I suppose it’s because I now know I can and it’s a reality I’m questioning if it’s a wise choice. I also looked at buying another property. So many options 🤷🏻♂️
Isn't some going to correct h grammar?
I have'taken' my profit..
😉
Pre pandemic this was a loss making company having made losses 3 years in a row. It’s highly profitable now with a turnaround story as you would have read in today’s press. So share price should not be compared with pre pandemic. Imo, sp has a potential to double from here in a year or so.
It sure has returned to a pre-pandemic price but there are far more shares out there now so surely we are at better than pre-pandemic levels?
It's jumped from an artificially low base due to COVID, it has reached a pre-pandemic value and so jumps aren't going to be as large. You need to be more realistic not just about RR. but all share trading. Personally I realised that like the 2008 financial crisis buying when all others run for the exit has huge potential but it doesn't last, it subsides naturally and that when you have to be even smarter and considered in your stock picks
Depends on how big your mortgage is. Repayment mortgages are better. I have a small mortgage at £196 not worth paying it off early then I can make more money on stock than tie up the remaining 38k settlement.
Charley, investments aren't a science like maths or chemistry, whereby something happens and produces the identical response.
JP Morgan is just one of a number of institutions that has upgraded Rolls-Royce without any real reflection with regards to the SP.
Only 1 broker has downgraded.
Chill man and wait, in a year the SP will be north of here.
Onwards and Upwards Next Week now that the financial boffins have had time digested the results.
I imagine there were a lot of people cashing in after the price rise - some may have held off until the next day waiting for another bump and when it didn't materialise sold. Long term there's still plenty of good news which should positively affect the SP. The odd "unexpected" hiccup should be expected. Tufan has proved with the results he can back up his cliams regarding increased margin, lower debt, bigger profit etc, etc. The only real danger Royces faces is something outside its control - Worldwide recession, Massive war, Covid part 2 OR a home grown disaster such as a massive engine fault. Royces is in a slightly unique position - insofar as its market is very much a captive one - the duopoly Royce's and GE have within the market is reasonably unusual in business terms. The barriers to entry are massive which would suggest the duoploy won't be ending anytime soon..... Onwards and upwards :-)
Let’s see what the Sunday press write ups are like.
Also I would prefer Barclays or others to give their recommendations of price target.
CEV. I'm struggling with the JP Morgan upgrade yesterday because usually when a bank/ ratings agency upgrades, a stock you get a big increase in share price between 2% and 4% usually! But yesterday's upgrade (all be it by an idiot) and one percent loss was very disappointing to me, especially after results, smashed it out the park! I realise how far we've come and what an amazing price it is just now! A year ago when results came out and it went up 20 odd percent the next day JP Morgan upgraded and change to buy. It was up 7 or 8%!!! Sorry for being such a pessimist
It’s about 4% but the interest paid from seeing it out is less than the repayment charge.
However, I do have 2 mortgages and the other one is following the base rate which I can pay off with no penalty fee. The idea was when it got to 2025 I could then just have 1 mortgage.
Sorry, ERC (early repayment charge).