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Certainly I have done ok by trading Aviva and taking dividends when they come round. It is not due to the stellar performance of the company over the years - it's just about as good as a ftse tracker which may be all they want?
Anyway Tulloch has his chance, let's see what he makes of it.
Allatsea... you would never guess you made any money with all the moaning on here.
Totally agree. The chairmanship is simply a sinecure for the current occupant and he is the cuckoo in the nest. His handling of the Friends Provident deal is 'interesting' and so is the performance of 3i since his departure to join Aviva.
I agree it has been a poor performer over 1 year 2 years 3 years 5 years and this with a bull run in the market many people sell up because they are tired of the poor performance and see better opportunities in other shares however I would lay the blame at the chairman and off course tulloch is not an inspiring choice as ceo
This is my 2nd worse performer out of a dozen. 75% of my stocks are now in profit, some by well over 20%.
My guess is that AV. stocks have been sold to fund the purchase of other stocks rather than because AV. is facing a drop in profits. But it remains the stock with no get up and go and so holders have got up and went.
Spoke too soon cannot even hold on to a 2p price increase ending the day flat
After 5 straight days of losses and going from 426p on January 2 to 407p to January 16 to only pick up 2 pence when the ftse is up 70pts is really pathetic 5 pounds looks a long way off
Admiral share price up 12 per cent in a year 22 per cent over 2 years a share that Nuri would hate to be invested in because it would actually make him some money
It will not be speedy legal and general up 1.75% aviva up 0.50% but at least nuri will be happy
Let's hope for a speedy return to £4.30
Good post prussel I agree with you that if it does get to 430p admittedly a long way of and no guarantee of that either that there will be a wave of selling and afterwards the usual lurch downwards so of course no chance of it reaching 5 pounds 5.50p 6 pounds what a share should be worth and current share price are 2 different things I certainly will be selling at the 430p level
Whilst this chat makes interesting/funny/concerning/confusing reading, I do have concern that all my other "office tips" have fared so much better than Aviva. BAT at 2910p now 3450p, ABF 2150 now 2650p AZJ 950p and now 1450p. Why of why cannot Aviva get some traction based on its earnings, profits etc as per nuri123a regular viewpoint. Buying more at less has its merits, but then makes it more critical when to sell, especially as the SP regularly dives. My concern is that as soon as SP reaches 440+ there will be a raft of selling activity and so the price will never really climb to 550-600p levels deserved. I only have about 34k with AV and daily wrangle with myself regards holding and take divi's or to "see the light" and bailout at 430+p. Would be good profits as my buy ins have all been at 390-410 p range and I had hoped we would be close to 500p territory now, some 2 years later.... Confused of Bham
And no doubt SP will drop a further 21p on going XD.
Final dividend is about 21p a share in April share price down about 21p in just over 2 weeks
Much the same as LGEN really. MNG seems to be the best of the trio right now. I have high hopes for MNG.
Each to their own nuri looking like you will get your wish at it goes down everyday lol
Dividendchaser - difference of opinion. This is a solid company worth £6 per share +. I love it when it goes down, because (a) I am in no rush to sell (5 year plan and all that) and (b) means I can top up on a solid dividend paying share....
My target for next purchase £4 or even better if below...
Unlike most investors nuri you want the value of your investments to go down lloyds down about 7% aviva down about 5% in 2 weeks but you are happy just so you can top up at a lower price you make woodford look good
dividendchaser - couldnt give a jot what you think of me.... I'm heavily invested across the market... look at these things long term!
I've around £80k invested, but looking for more with this yield. Love buying the unloved throwing off cash
Filling me boots
If you are looking to invest I would wait until it gets to about 370p as that is where it seems to be going
I suspect nuri you are a fantasy investor and hold no shares in aviva you keep going on about how aviva should be worth 6 pounds while the share price drifts downwards and then you say I want it to go down further
I meant 93K invested in aviva
Surely Any Person Who Says They Have Over 93K Wants The Share Price To increase Maybe You Are Not Telling The Truth Nuri
i am hoping for a drop too!