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"There is a distinct chance that these will trade between 80 & 90p for the reasons given."
That's a possibility, but the share price history suggests otherwise. The pressure to hold the stock below £1 for a sustained period doesn't appear to be there. Vodafone could easily stop the dividend, sell assets and reduce debt should they wish to, and Nick Read being an accountant will realise that; I can only trust the reason they don't, is because they don't need too. Should the price drop too low, then it would make sense to divert all excess cash into debt reduction and buybacks, but they don't appear to be at that level yet.
They are making the situation worse by speaking. They have delivered rubbish to shareholders this morning and are continuing to speak. Its dribble and the markets are reacting to this. They just need to shut up and let this settle down.
Bought in here for first time sub £1 - as almost seems like no brainer for mid-long term. Have decided to go for buy in chunks option as if it does fall due to external influences and circumstances will be good to pick up even more at lower price :) Also good Dividends are being paid so almost too good to be true lol! ATB & GLA ;)
What a $ucking $hitshow this share is. Loaded with debt and an accountant at the helm for years. Incompetents
This is certainly not a good time to buy & no-one knows what the SP will be in a weeks time so posting that it will be back over 105 without any reasoning is just plain idiotic.
These results show increasing debt, balance sheet pressures which are mounting & spectrum costs soaring.
The biggest market in Germany (30%) is in rapid decline & will worsen as the German economy is affected by recession.
There is a distinct chance that these will trade between 80 & 90p for the reasons given.
This is looking interesting now. From my experience of similar TA set-ups, then somewhere between here and around 92p might represent a speculative buy. I'm waiting for a 'buy signal' though first.
I think its a gift for those who want income and prefer equity over fixed products long term.
Market wanted vantage monies that now support the long term plan into next year and beyond.
Pressure is on for market consolidation now
You're likely correct that the price won't stay below £1, this drop is similar to the market treatment of BT on their results and additionally the market seems to view £1 as a Defacto low level mark. If it closes below £1 today, my guess is it won't be there for very long.
This time next week we will be back over 105.....
Adjusted earning down 2.6% and Germany,Spain and Italy underperforming ....
The market is forward looking and it thinks that if a recession is coming then the next quarter is going to be tougher ....especially if the Ukraine war goes on and German exports continue to be under pressure .... Spain and Italy always struggle in a recession ...cutting the cash flow forecast by 200 million Euros is an indication of their thoughts
These are good results and dividend is in, time to lower my average.
Just bought 3050 more. This will climb again. Results were NOT a disaster. And I’m happy to collect the dividend till it climbs
they haven't even increased the dividend in line with inflation ....so in real terms it is actually worth 10%+ less when you go to spend it
So maybe soon they will have even more debt, but shared. ONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Vodafone said discussions with CK Hutchison's Three about merging their businesses in Britain to create a market leading mobile network continued to make "good progress".
CEO Nick Read told reporters on Tuesday that the combination would be healthy for the industry. (Reporting by Paul Sandle, writing by Sarah Young)
It's all to do with Operating profit increased by 12.0% to €2.9 billion, reflecting a higher share of income from associates and joint ventures and lower depreciation and amortisation.
At that rate no one including the city seems to worry about the total debt
why is it still doing share buybacks with debt?
Rising interest rates
Massive debt
Economic squeeze
Continuing to pay stupid money for licences
Vodafone will remain but can't see the current structure into the future
So gone for it and pushed the buy button at 98.9 which I think is a good med term buy. Let's see what happens because we all know that it will now go down more for others to an even better buy price.
Nick Read earned £99,041 PER DAY for 2020/21, yes every single day.
I do hope that these results don’t impact on his remuneration going forward.
If ever there was a company where new thinking was required if only for shareholder value then it’s here.
VOD must now hold the record for the amount of debt they owe at £45bn or so , but it doesn't seem to matter to them.
congratulations mehmehmeh you made the filter list it is fine to post a negative comment but 7 posts today (its only 8:16 ffs) all negative counts as spam...so long fool.
8% yield.
only thing vodafone knows how to do is add debt and reduce shareholder value.
Very strange is it not that only 4-5 days ago Deutsche comes out with a target price of £2.15 just before they know what's in the results.
If you really want to but you may as well wait until it is in the 80’s in a few days !!!