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Raffles, I can't say exactly what price I will get back in but only when I feel it's about right to buy back. Maybe 72, 73 or 74p, any price, a few percent lower than what I have sold today. Hahaha
Sorry Dan, I am not God. I can't predict when will the market fall back. All I can do is to wait and hope one day soon, lol. 😂😂😂
What you looking it falling g back to?
Thanks sidi, but of course market corrections are very common, but how do know when they are going to happen? You need to know before they happen, not afterwards. But great that you are doing well. If you could define cycle retreats & predict them, you could make yourself a fortune. Please let me be the 1st one to know! Cheers Amigo.
Hello Dan, good evening. Well, I am tired and sick of holding shares long term seeing them in profit then fall back to losses time and again. So, I am trying to cash in whenever one of my shares is in profit. In fact I only started to do so not so long ago. Therefore not really making a lot of money yet. Today, I sold four of my holdings: VOD (bought @73.3), GLEN(bought @450.2), LSEG(bought @7950) and MNG(bought @189.6). All were making small profits. On top of that, I shall receive £1265 of dividend from GLEN this Friday. So, not doing too badly.
What I meant by the next cycle of retreats, that is the next market correction, which is very common, once every few months. Only a couple of weeks ago, the FTSE100 fell to 7300, didn't it? lol. 😁😁😁
Hello s.i.d.i. I would be interested to know if you make money dipping in out of shares as you appear to do? It has never worked for me, & suspect for most in & out investors. I hope it works for you though. What is your secret? Apart from having a crystal ball of course. You say you wait for the next cycle of retreats, what do mean? When do you get back in? Don't forget your costs, I.E. stamp duty, spread & broker commision is the only advice I would give to any rookie in & out investors. We all think we can beat the market? Apart from me of course, I know I can't, unless I am very lucky.
I haven't decided yet. Will look around or wait for VOD to fall back. I have also sold LSEG, GLEN and MNG today. Will wait for the next cycle of retreats to get back in, no hurry.😁😁
Seen
what will you move to !!
global divi fund... rising divi single share.... high growth tec??????
Hard to beat vod divi while you wait.
85.5 please
I sold out and made a small profit. Can't trust this share, but will buy again when it falls back. If not then it doesn't matter. Good luck to all LTH'S.😁😁
Vod closing Sp 22nd Sept
Wadz 84p
Juyamah 82.3p
Newsid 83.3p
Exil 80.1p
Talatum 79.95p
Neilly 76.5p
Beo1. 76p
Added to list
Closed Closed...atb
76p for me, think due bad news on economy forcing the SP back.
Think there will be a slight drawback this week, so going for 76.5p
79.95 for me please.
Vodafone Idea denies reports of being acquired.
Bsck from hols and its 80.1 from me please Bob
83.3 thanks
84p
82.6p for me this week...thanks.
I thought Vod UK had sold out of the Indian mess after those scamming char'lat'ton swayne lumbered it with a massive tax demand. But the write-up indicates they appear to still have some (25%?) shareholding.
If this edges past 100p will top slice as with a 76.2 average always acceptable to take some off the table
Inside the battle to save Vodafone-Idea
With the share price of debt-ridden mobile phone company Vodafone-Idea (Vi) booming to more than 20 percent in two weeks, market experts expect a US telecom giant is going to invest and take control of the Indian telecom company soon. The names of US telecom and internet giants like Verizon Communications Inc. and Amazon.com are heard in the Indian stock market as potential buyers of Industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla-controlled Vodafone-Idea shares. The latest in this league of US giants eyeing entry into the Indian telecom market is X- promoter Elon Musk-controlled Starlink, say market experts, analyzing the talks between India and US top political leadership during the G20 Summit in New Delhi.
Previously, Reuters reported about the possibility of Verizon Communications Inc. and Amazon’s interest in investing in Vodafone-Idea, the debt-ridden mobile phone company’s controlling firm, promoted Kumar Managalam Birla preferred to keep their silence[1]. The previous month, Vodafone-Idea (Vi) shares were shuttling at the R.7.50 range, now the share price is crossed Rs.11.70 and market experts believe, if the Government of India which has more than 33% of shares in the firm agrees to the investment and takeover of US-based firm (expected to be Verizon), the share prices would cross to more than Rs.25 soon.
Vodafone-Idea having a huge tax due (AGR dues) of more than Rs.50,000 crore preferred to give its 33% shares to the Government of India, a few years back as part of a bailout package. It is widely believed that the Government of India likes to opt for a US company, rather than a telecom firm from the Middle East. Currently, Birla Group and British firm Vodafone have around 50% shares in Vodafone-Idea mobile phone company and 33% shares owning Government want to encash their shares for around Rs.30,000 crore to recover the tax dues.
According to the top officials in the telecom sector, a US telecom giant will first invest more than four billion dollars in Vodafone-Idea by taking some portion of shares from Birla Group and most of the shares of British firm Vodafone and the Government of India will sell their entire more than 33% of shares to the US telecom firm and ultimately the US telecom firm will get more than 51% shares in the debt-ridden Vodafone-Idea. This deal would ultimately lead to investment of more than 10 billion dollars by the US company, which is expected to be Verizon, say market experts.
After the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (CAG) findings, four years ago, the Supreme Court of India through various landmark judgments found out the huge tax evasion (AGR dues) dues of many mobile phone companies ranging up to Rs.1.43 lakh crores (around 20 billion dollars). As per the apex court’s order, the telecom firms were given 10-year installments to pay the huge dues and later Government of India came out with a bailout package to help the debt-ridden telecom firms
A few companies eg Verizon, Amazon are interested in Vi in India. Will this be a positive for Vod?
Already known. Published on the 14th Sept.
Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) should avoid several hundred million euros of extra spending after the proposed postponement of a German mobile spectrum auction, according to analysts.
Germany's utility regulator, Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA), has proposed extending the 800MHz spectrum to existing mobile network operators rather than hosting an auction.
"We see the news as a notable positive for most players in the market in terms of avoiding a potentially expensive spectrum auction," said UBS in a note to clients on Thursday.
Analysts at the bank had assumed €800 million of spectrum costs in 2024 for each of Deutsche Telekom (0.8% of its market cap), Vodafone (3.3% of its value) and Telefonica Deutschland (15.2%) but said "costs could have been double that in the event of an expensive auction".
The 800MHz spectrum was due to expire in 2025, but the BNetzA is proposing an extension to 2030.
"While there may be annual levy for this, the costs are likely to be modest (tens of millions of euros) relative to significant one-off spectrum cost," the UBS note said.
The BNetzA is conducting a consultation on its proposals running to 6 November and UBS said it would expect a final decision by early 2024.
For Vodafone, where the bank has a 'buy' rating based on a 100p target price, UBS noted that declines in Germany "appear to be easing".
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