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National Grid still outperforms SSE over 1yr, 6months, YTD, 3months 1month and 1week
I believe it’s due to having that higher yield that is keeping holders happier?
Jamboroar, maybe SSE Investor Relations could help you because they have historical data going way back surely ?
Thanks 240p is all I can get to for the original purchase too and I can't find anything that says the merger created a CGT event which would have applied at the time so will need to go with that and stagger sales to stay within CGT allowance. Thanks for replying
I have the original purchase price in 1991 as 240p in my records.
Can't help with the merger, I don't even understand my own notes on it!
Hi, does anyone have to hand the purchase cost to be used on a disposal of SSE for an original Scottish Hydro shareholder from day 1. Was the merger in 1998 a capital gains triggering event? Thanks in anticipation
Nice little update/ guidance to de-risk slightly.
And bought a few more, thank you mr market.
As I said to you before drift clown, this always goes between 1500p and 1900p.
No further commentary necessary.
Apologies .. the price Equiniti charged for a drip share purchase was £ 17.79 on the 7 march 2024 ( not 2023)
Equinit ihave sent me details of the DRIP share allocated ... the purchasse price was £17.79.... this is an extorionate price as the share price on the 7 March 2 023 was substantilly lower.
Are the Monopolies commission looking into the abuses perpetrated by Equiniti who massively overcharge for every single thing whether drip shares or a lost certificate? .
IMO SSE are in a shockingly bad state at the minute, they're making a right mess of commercial billing due there 'improved' system. I would have thought that customer retention will be significantly down next year. Short all day long!
Looks like the comments in December about NG outperforming SSE is true. Over last 3months
SSE down 13%
NG down 1.2%
Over last 6months
NG up 5.5%
SSE down 1.5%
SSE continues to look vulnerable as the enthusiasm for renewables declines. Having turned their backs on Curry's perhaps Elliots might renew their interest.
Added, small.
Ticking along nicely, fair enough.
looking for 1975ish, in about 12 months time.
Jefferies raises SSE to 'buy' (hold) - price target 1,850 (1,620) pence
Bought some yesterday, longer term view.
Goldman Sachs raises SSE price target to 2,365 (2,348) pence - 'buy' , 8-9/02/2024.
I'm Holding, realise the Div is lower, but I want growth from SSE as have many high yielding shares already. So many diverse opinions these days, one says buy another sell !! Time in the Market with a diverse portfolio so that some can be rolled over as they hit targets and new shares bought. Lots of anti-UK shares manipulation and shorting also in my opinion because funds are dribbling out of the UK markets.
? what is the current dividend cover?
This board is NOT all about you avocet123.
Thus this information is for everyone to see whom doesn’t understand but and sell signals
It’s for all the shareholders…
Drifting, we will see them won't we. If it goes much lower I will concede you are right, but as far as I am concerned it is still range bound. In any event, the dividend is safe and I don't care about the capital.
If you understand RSI being a low number, then it inplies a STRONG SELL. We will watch and see this continue to drop. 1858p was a top when I called this. 18% down…
With wholesale energy prices dropping each month, this will be adding to this drop I believe.
This always goes between 1500p and 1900p. It's so predictable. Now sitting pretty much at the bottom of its range.
I would not call it a strong sell but I am only here for the divis any and don't really care about the capital.
Rsi weakness continues. Why, who knows, but then look at how LGEN noise dived this week .
Could be MM making money …
RSI sat at 17.6 this morning
Now at 36.2
Still a STRONG SELL here.
NG is outperforming SSE still
In last 3mths SSE is down 1%; while NG is up 4.1%
In last 1month SSE is down 9%, while NG is down 1.7%
Over last .6months NG up 4.47%; SSE up 1.75%