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average down sub 100
british and proud of it- all governments handled it very badly
While I agree with we should aim for it and adapt Swedens approach...No government that wants to get re-elected can let 800,000 people die in a civilised country. Even when one is proven safe to use it's going to take at least 3 months to distribute it to people. I wouldnt be suprised if one is around the corner listening to Trump (can see as early as october to start vaccinations). I know he chats a lot of ****e but with election around the corner it's not in his interest. So I personally believe its soon... About a tenth of civil aviation flying that usually do this time of year. As a guess 2 pounds by march if all goes well. 3 pounds end of next year with a good summer. I'm in at 3 so taking a big loss. Just questioning at what point to try and average down or if to bother at all!
@casa
Nope, not pinning my hopes on that.
But as I can take a big hit, pinning my hopes on your own words -
'actually know - and yes i will be buying in sub 100 - everything i have said so far has happened sunshine'
So if such a share sage as yourself intends to buy in at £1, then clearly you don't think Rolls will fail.
No one would buy in (even at a pound) if they believed the company would fail.
See, we are not so different.
Yes agree too many here thinking in the short term,
We all know stocks eventually rise, and if a aerospace crisis does not recover, i see it as the end of capjtalism and freedom of movement
Why say Boris, every nation virtually , Casa are you anti British government ?
You really have it in for the british government .
Are you too proud to criticise the portugese government ?
Im no conservative but UK government has handled the lockdown like most other european countries at the time
vaccines are pie in the sky - i woudnt take a vaccine thats for sure- herd ammunity is what the world should do - protect the vulnerable and everyone get their arses back to work and their kids to school.
Boris wake up
i was joking but if trading places is pinning his hopes on military engines then thats the only thing that will save RR in his opinon
80% aerospace chaps in case anyone doesnt know
No war will be good Casa especially if we are on the end of a few hypersonic missiles from good old Putin. What we need is a vaccine, as herd immunity will simply take too long for RR to withstand without serious bailouts!
all we need now is a good war
That article originally featured on MotleyFool and was then syndicated by many including Yahoo Finance and then fr24news.
I agree with it highlighting other fundamentals in the business. But, we are where we are, I'm one of this companies biggest cheerleaders, am invested and not an employee (for those that carp on that you can only be a 'hopium addict' if your an employee invested in sharesave) however, I'll be keeping my powder dry here for a while.
I'm fortunate that I can ride this for a long time, I have zero interest in selling my PAPER loss, no matter what others post to the companies detriment.
More money in to bring my AV down? No.
Sell at a loss? No.
Long hold? Yes.
Worried long term? No.
Expect further drops? Yes.
If you don't expect ups and downs on the stock market I think you've forgotten one fundamental.
It's called RISK.
From fr24news.com
At present, the outlook for the civilian aerospace division of Rolls-Royce is very uncertain. Fortunately, Rolls has several other valuable businesses. The one that interests me the most in today’s environment is the defence sector, which manufactures engines for military aircraft, helicopters and nuclear submarines.
Defence activities last year generated underlying operating profit of £ 415 million and turnover of £ 3,546 million. New orders totalled £ 5.3 billion, a record performance. The company says the outlook for 2020 is unchanged, suggesting a stable result.
With the Rolls-Royce share price hovering around 300p, the market capitalization of the entire group is only £ 5.5 billion. In my view, the value of the defence firm alone should cover most of this assessment.
In my opinion, anyone who buys the stocks today receives the Rolls’ civil, maritime and research aerospace companies at extremely low prices. Although these operations are facing cyclical downturns, I see no reason why they will not recover.
Rolls-Royce share price: the right time to buy?
Will Rolls Need a Rescue Plan? The group does great engineering, but its financial history is mixed. Fortunately, I don’t think shareholders should be too worried this time.
When the coronavirus crisis started hitting airlines, CEO Warren East acted quickly to cut spending. In May, East said saving measures had freed up an additional £ 1 billion this year. In total, Rolls has access to more than £ 6.5 billion and unused credit facilities. I think that should be enough.
Indeed, I think the company’s stocks offer decent value at current levels. Rolls has a large market share in several key sectors, each of which, I believe, will gradually recover."
IMHO people will look back and regret not buying at these levels. Tomorrow RR could give their civil aerospace business away for free and still be worth more than twice the current mcap. Just need to get this news of funding put to rest one way or the other and then we can all relax.