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That being said the other day I say 42 Million dumped in the marked (in an individual transactio)n on my Bloomberg terminal and share price dropped fom £77+ to 74 the next day.
I saw some directors selling their shares just before the Dividends date and in significant amounts, normally that not taken as a positive indicator.
That being said the old say i say 42 Million dumped in the marked in an individual transaction on my Bloomberg terminal and share price dropped fom £77+ to 74 the next day.
in my honest opinion buying now and holding it for a year or so is fruitful. Frankly I come from Maths and computer science background and that £2 billion integration cost is sticking out like a sore thumb. With £2 billion ( can’t remember $ or £) interfaces can be developed from scratch , unless LSEG are using refinitiv data and clients and building their own integration systems I can’t justify the costs and if they are building from bottom up I don’t see any cumulative benefits from this deal for next 2-3 years.
London Stock Exchange Group: Berenberg reiterates buy with a target price of 10,000.0p.
London Stock Exchange group and it reckons it will be able to make £350million in savings by the end of this year following the takeover of data group Refinitiv.
Its shares closed 1 per cent higher, up 76p, to 7554p, but it suffered a bloody nose at its annual meeting.
It will consult investors on chief executive pay after 23 per cent of votes were cast against a motion to raise boss David Schwimmer’s pay by 25 per cent, to £1million.
hmm... i bought and went to sleep on this share on the 18th Mar and woke up to check it today and the sp is doing quite well since i jumped in. I might go back to sleep and pop back in 3 months... 8000 by then?
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I don’t think Market is choppy, problem is that a bunch of muppets have started trading and driving the market insane. Good old days when a share plummeted 10% trading on that would have been suspended. There’s is lot of insider trading too, York holding getting a chuck for instance. Then we have Social media and likes of Trump and Elon whose put wild tweets and market goes Bonkers. I’m a phd in Maths and i can’t get my head round a lot of things for instance ASOS share trading at 50+ ( not on FTSE 100 index) , Novacyt hit £12 and the list just goes on…
Fire/your right,i cant see any reason to be insulting. I am only small fry.i have learnt from the greats Buffett.Munger,Slater and Peter Lynch who have made billions.
Rhyz/thanks but iam not bothered what Apendragon calls me,i just look at the £2M ive made from investing(over a 40 year period)and that gives me a nice warm glow inside
Typical of rise and dump or maybe market maker just want your shares cheap.
I’m a silent spectator and I don’t normally post, but off last things at LSEG are not really looking great. Agreed they closed the Refinitiv deal however it has been going on for couple of years and the CEO/Management should have known the 1bn integration cost before hand and not throw at the investor post deal closure. Bigger companies than LSEG have done bad under experienced CEOs ( VWG Emission Scandal, Lehman brothers, Metro Bank to name few), CEO and top management should only get pay rise and bonus when they show us results.
Everything aside I don’t appreciate Apendragon calling you a simple fool , it is derogatory and must be refrained.
Apendragon/i might be a lot of things but iam not a simple fool,,Hes running a £38 billion business. Hes just bought a $27 billion business which he has to integrate
Of course it is you simple fool! He has done nothing yet and gets a 200k increase? Bloody joke
In the scheme of things,the CEO increase is nothing. Only the earnings going forward will tell us if he is any good or not
Livingstock, agree the increase is not well received. He need to make the merge succeed. Mergers take at least a year if not 3 years. But the purchase itself is good for lseg
Not wise before ex div, but happy with this price so going for it. Hope results tomorrow is good.
London Stock Exchange Group faces a rough ride after a 25 per cent salary increase, or £200,000, for chief executive David Schwimmer following the Refinitiv merger.
ISS said: 'The Refinitiv acquisition remains incomplete. The full impact of the transaction on the group is yet to be determined. It is also noted that David Schwimmer only joined the board in August 2018; and [so] the award of an additional £200,000 to his salary in a single increase appears generous.
'It represents a significant increase that could have been phased over time, subject to a performance assessment.'
Lets hope, if we do get a drop.its only a small one,what we dont want is a crash which causes a recession, The next few years are going to be interesting,the whole world seems to be in transition
I see, yes agree that would be good opportunity. Im looking forward to the crash as long as it's not virus related. However I've been wait for it since April last year though.. someone said back then the market will go beyond march low .. and it hasn't happened yet :(
Zara/ i was talking about a 40% market drop,when that happens it takes many good stocks with it,that is your opportunity to buy quality stocks cheap.. The crash hasnt started yet. They say,the punch that knocks you out,you never see coming and the same can be said about stock market crashes. It could be interest rates,inflation or the Bond markets,but as you saw last March,when it goes it goes
Steviewonder77, the bubble this YouTube is referring to is already crashing, he mentioned quantumscape which went 115 to 31 and could fall further, there are a number of other shares sharing the same fate. Most of FTSE 100 however are not in a bubble state but still due for a correction.
The old adage might be relevant this year. "Sell in May and go away and come back on St Ledger Day" The St Ledger is a horse race which takes place at Doncaster on the 11th Sept. I dont tend to do that,i normally add on the drop,hopefully somewhere near the bottom, Ive had my best year ever because of the March drop. Many investors are now fully invested,they have got carried away with the hype and have no cash to take advantage of a correction, Whatever happens,long term we will be OK in LSEG
wow i got that wrong , maybe tomorrow, lol
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