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Rob your enthusiastic optimism is a joy to behold. I did say that I hoped RT was right though & as Hughie Green used to say “I mean this most sincerely folks”.
I guess this shows my age & that quite a few on here will be asking who is HG.
Gary, come on mate, tut tut tut, hope you will be more positive in 2023, we don't want another bad year :-)
RT003, we all want you to be right about that, as Gary pointed out though there are many hurdles to cross at the moment, but hopefully most of the bad things pointed out have already been priced in to the already very low share price
most of the articles I've have been reading lately are saying a bull market is on the way some time in 2023 let's hope it comes true well needed after the last few troubled years
I had a crystal ball for xmas but still reading through the instructions at the moment, will give you all an update when i have mastered it lol
gla
"RT003 - what an insightful post please enlighten the rest of us as to why you are so sure."
The most obvious reason is because they're both cheap. There are quite a few hints, from analysts, that they'll be looking at UK value stocks in 2023. All it will take is a few positive signals and the herd will start to move.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AaIcCAHVvg
https://www.trustnet.com/news/13349896/uk-equities-in-the-foothills-of-a-renaissance-as-we-enter-2023
RT003 - what an insightful post please enlighten the rest of us as to why you are so sure.
Of course you may be correct IF earnings improve IF debt is reduced IF the right CEO is in place IF outlook improves IF the war ends IF cash flow guidance is upgraded by management IF economic conditions get better IF high energy costs aren’t as bad as the BOD report, I could go on. Hope you are right of course but don’t bet your life savings here.
"Watch this (and BT) move sharply north in the new year"
Hopefully not until I've reinvested my dividends in February.
Watch this (and BT) move sharply north in the new year
A victory for technical analysis! Going forward suggests 77 support, 93 resistance. Personally, 93 more likely imho. 117 in February/ March and my reason to hold. I will be using February dividend to pay for additional years on my wifes state pension which when in payment will produce £10k per annum for 35 years nic contributions.
I would also like to thank Velo for posting me a paper on Candle analysis which I no longer need to refer having learnt the patterns :-)
Vod closing Sp 83.9p (23rd Dec)
Longish 85.9p
Velo 81.8p
Robleo 86.5p
Raffles 93p
Comonsense 120p
Sigma1 71p
BushyT 87.87p
Roofer 85.85p
Merry Xmas to all propheciers have a good one
"This time next year "
Avocet...
100% agree that debt is not a concern here...Free cash flow positive and the servicing of debt is part of the cost curve, costs that can ultimately be passed on to the end user.
Recession proof business who's picture improves even more if the central banks pivot next year, as the debt burden is on the long end.
dalesflyer, just had a look at some of the shares you've been showing an interest in itv, poly metal and saga, wow not very good success stories over the past few years and neither has vod been, but does seem to be a very low price at the moment ? everything's a bit of a gamble right now, but good luck whatever you choose
I hope i get a crystal ball for xmas
Longtime, fair comment, let's hope it turns out to be rewarding for us no matter which way it achieves it :-)
rob
''and then you say you have just bought in ?''
You were concerned about the share price if the dividend was cut.
I am not concerned if the dividend was stopped completely meaning the debt burden being less of a concern
fools
Accolade and jingle bells goes to
"LLLLLLL Longish" well done by the tightess of winning margin
Speech Speech Longish
Vod Closing Sp 83.9p
Full list will follow
GOOD MORNING VIETNAM AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.
LET'S MAKE IT A GOOD ONE.
IM STILL BEARISH ON THIS IM AFRAID BECAUSE THE FIRST RULE IS DON'T LOSE MONEY.
HOWEVER I COULD BE WRONG.
GOT NO IDEA.
DON'T FORGET GET TO WATCH BOT FLY LARVAE VIDEO ON YOU TUBE, THE BEST ONES ARE IN CATS
Hi Dan, the crankies come and go, but all the serious investors will still be here next year, hopefully a nice rise in the sp around spring time, remember only the hard as nails get on the top ten rampers list:-) or is it the fools ? never mind
have a good xmas and a happy and health new year Amigo
VOD has traditionally had a high level of debt. Management have never done anything about it, as its not a concern. And quite frankly I don't think it's a concern. VOD is a cash machine. Only derampers will quickly point to the debt load as something particularly concerning, when in reality its not.
Hello Rob. Thanks for your advice, but as you probably know, I don't believe in filtering, I am happy to let some posters on here just shoot themselves in the foot with there crazy posts. It was strange though when the moderators took down my post, criticising the sick bot fly post, as well the poster himself for making a joke showing a disturbing u tube video of a cat being infested with bot fly. I also got accused twice of being a boring K U N TZ, for pointing this out. This forum has degenerated to gutter level lately by some. Cheers Rob, & Have a great Christmas Amigo.
For being thick
Abject, what’s boring is watching a successful company in dire straights and looking at why that has been allowed to happen. Time after time here in the Uk. I blame policy of the last 60 years. Do the maths!
Yawn!
VOD will survive, on some form, but it’s in a ridiculous mess, literally stooping to giving away free internet, and the debt mountain is unforgivable. The board that caused this, whoever, should be sacked to never work in any company board again, imo.
The behaviour of Carltt is very concerning. A troll loses steam or interest. Only someone with a screw loose persists long term. This behaviour also occurs on BT and Polymetal boards too and has for a long time. I imagine he is doing the same on other boards too.
It is boring