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What a shame it’s not ISA day, it would be brilliant to top up in there.
*typo, downe oviously shud be
Still going down
It not looking goode agane
I bought a few at 64.8. There is no evidence that the price has bottomed, it was a speculative buy based on the idea that we might see buyers come in around 64.5 to 65p.
Will go down as the most destructive Vod ceo to date
Ramp down in full swing
Lse2000 and the rest of the gutter clowns, this is not the muppet show chat board. Google to land on the right page.
Looks like we will be soon able to buy vodafone below 60p on the news of sacking MDV..
She will get back her own words, I was not good enough .. LOL
Thanks Jax - just added 5% to my holding. The div timing could have not been any better.
I remember holding BT shares from £5 all the way down to about £1.5... all the time thinking it will start going up again soon. When new lows are made each week then who's know where the bottom is...
I bailed on VOD yesterday, and put the money into BT, mainly because I understand BT's plan and can see them working towards it. With VOD I can't even see what the plan is.
So in terms of turning big ships around, BT is further down the road... or so it seems to me.
65 broken
This’ll ramp down very quickly
Well, we're almost there and 65 or lower is not inevitable bearing in mind we're sat at 65.05. From my point of view, it's now worth watching to try to figure out where buyers might come in. My guess is that buyers will start to appear between 64.5 and 65. So I will be watching closely.
18th Jan: "I still have this moving to 65 or below and have not been tempted to re-enter yet. I will become increasingly interested if we do hit 65".
Like I said they should drop the dividend in May and put every spare penny into debt reduction and share buybacks, any price drop on the back of the suspended dividend would be short lived with the buybacks; It wouldn't surprise me to see the share price shoot up under those circumstances.
Morning all, if the share price does go below 65 today I may just reinvest my divi that I got, or I may just wait until the decision is made on how much the divi is likely to be cut. Either way I still think I’ll be getting shares ultimately on the cheap. Only my opinion but it’s as good as anyone’s .
I think we’d all take 80 now
Avi what’s your % now on this pos getting into the 5s - it was 0% a few weeks back
Well Poker if there isn't enough stock available on the market to purchase, what then happens to the stock price?
"Since Vodafone could buyback 10 Billion shares, for around £7 Billion, at the current share price"
Fleccy
Exactly where are they going to get 37% of the shares from ?..I mean who is going to sell up to them at "today´s prices" apart from maybe buying from the Investment bankers ?
Liberty Global bought nearly 5% in early 2023 ..
I suspect right now someone like Blackrock who are a main shareholder are selling or shorting a % of their holding .... indicating they feel more needs to be done by the BOD
Under 65 today me thinks
That bad feeling was correct again lol
LTI, I was suggesting buying back more than €2.48 Billion worth of stock a year. They have around €6 Billion of debt maturing by the end of 2025 that needs consideration and currently have €7 Billion in cash and another €4 Billion coming from the Spain sale. Without knowing what Capex plans are in the pipeline, Vodafone could probably afford to buy back €3.5 Billion worth of stock a year if they suspended the dividend for a couple of years.
Once rates are being cut the share price will sky rocket
Avi why you defending such a terrible company?
Are you MDV
Vod goes down in all market conditions
Fact
Gutter, why do you have a "bad" feeling when you actually want the sp to fall? Why the pretence?