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You are correct in keeping them until you die, we think long term better statement, as the money you are going to spend may not materialise in your hands as you will be dead!!!!
More buys than sales yet it keeps going down. P/E only 7.5 so a 40% price rise up to 60% is quite feasable will buy again once it stops going down.
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=OSB&share=onesavings
NO NEWS IN THE SECTION FOR OSB. SO WHY THE PRICE DROP. NOTICE IT SEEMS TO BE ALL NUYERS AT THE MOMENT
I for one am not going to hold the shares till I die. I'm going to hold them until I have a right good profit and then I'm going to sell and enjoy the money-----while I'm still in a fit state to keep taking the tablets. Excellent shares.
Aaah, The quietest of the most quiet boards. Calm and tranquil, as banking should be. I think i'm going to hold this one until I die. Compounded return so far has been incredible. Absolutely first class management. Regards, TC
yes you are wright ,what a rise after brexit from 190p to this .
First target 300p then up to 325p where it was pre Brexit. After that should be 400p+in 2017.
100,000 share buy , always a good sign. Results out in 6 weeks should start moving in anticipation.
I own Shaw and ald which have been ticking along nicely . I think osb just got ahead of itself slightly and combined with a broker downgrade this caused a few weeks of underperformance. The chart on osb looks great now so time to buy more with a view to a quick rise to 300p. Love these challenger banks , overlooked, underfollowed and great value. Can't get my head round why the likes of Barclays and lloyds should be given higher multiples when they have all the historic problems whilst the challenger banks with their clean balance sheets trade at a discount. Great buys here for the rest of this year and hopefully next too.
There has been "no sign of a major collapse in confidence" following the shock Brexit vote in June, the ONS has said this morning. FTSE has rallied with banking stocks today.
Agree with Londonmf, check out http://www.standard.co.uk/business/market-report-onesavings-stunner-puts-heart-into-the-challengers-a3328496.html and http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/07/06/questor-not-all-banks-should-be-sold-on-brexit/
Stock up nearly 20% yet not a single comment. This stock is so far under the radar with most investors who blindly believe commodities and oil are the only ways to make money. Big sector rotation going on with the easy money having been made in those areas now being switched into consumer cyclicals as investors realise banks, builders , retailers etc will continue to make good money despite brexit. Read the glencore message board , it's like the blind leading the blind.
Very good thankfully. Brexit created the biggest opportunity to make money in the stock market for many years as panicky investors sold stocks down to once in a life time levels. As the realisation that the economy is not going to collapse filters through combined with the fact that holding cash or bonds offers no return then the stock market is only going in one direction for now. House builders and banks are pretty much the last two sectors that haven't seen in a recovery in their share prices to pre brexit levels so still time to buy for the bounce.
Following OSB website 24 August 2016 is Half Year Interim Results. Any predictions? I am sure that report will be good but how much good?
Approvals a bit worse than expected but there is no tragedy.
seems to be better than expected. Looks like we awaiting results here this morning - very little trades.
No. Looks like we are climbing back to the highs. One of my better buys recently as was able to get back in at just under 270p. Continuing to hold at the moment as momentum ilooks good.
https://www.rt.com/news/340305-kuwait-oil-strike-ends/..............Kuwait’s oil workers end 3-day strike over pay cuts that nearly halved output
Date Broker Rating Old Target New Target Change 18-Mar-16 Investec Securities Buy - 385.00 Reiteration 17-Mar-16 Shore Capital Buy - - Reiteration 17-Mar-16 RBC Capital Markets Outperform 375.00 370.00 Upgrade 10-Mar-16 Investec Securities Buy - 380.00 Reiteration 23-Feb-16 Shore Capital Buy - - Reiteration 26-Nov-15 Investec Securities Buy - 375.00 Reiteration 24-Nov-15 Investec Securities Hold - 375.00 Reiteration 12-Nov-15 Investec Securities Sell 370.00 375.00 Downgrade 11-Nov-15 Barclays Overweight 375.00 375.00 Reiteration 04-Nov-15 RBC Capital Markets sector perform - - Reiteration 04-Nov-15 Investec Securities Hold - - Reiteration 04-Nov-15 Shore Capital Buy - - Reiteration 02-Nov-15 Barclays Overweight - 375.00 Reiteration 27-Oct-15 Investec Securities Hold - 370.00 Reiteration 24-Sep-15 Macquarie Neutral - - Downgrade 13-May-15 Numis Securities Hold - 264.00 Reiteration 17-Apr-15 Canaccord Genuity Buy 290.00 316.00 Upgrade 26-Mar-15 Numis Securities Hold - 252.00 Downgrade 25-Mar-15 Canaccord Genuity Hold 290.00 290.00 Downgrade 25-Mar-15 Macquarie Outperform - - Reiteration 18-Mar-15 Canaccord Genuity Buy 270.00 290.00 Reiteration 17-Mar-15 Canaccord Genuity Buy 221.00 270.00 Upgrade 17-Mar-15 Numis Securities Add 208.00 233.00 Reiteration 06-Nov-14 Barclays Overweight - 260.00 Reiteration 05-Nov-14 Canaccord Genuity Hold 221.00 221.00 Reiteration 09-Sep-14 Canaccord Genuity Hold 221.00 221.00 Downgrade 28-Aug-14 Numis Securities Add 186.00 208.00 Reiteration 27-Aug-14 Canaccord Genuity Buy 221.00 221.00 Reiteration 27-Aug-14 Numis Securities Add 186.00 186.00 Reiteration 17-Jul-14 Canaccord Genuity Buy 221.00 221.00 Reiteration 10-Jul-14 Numis Securities Add - 186.00 Reiteration
sorry not selling,,,,,in fact just topped up....lets hope,,,
if there is more shares coming to market,,,hmmmmmmm might not see £4,,,,well im bailing,,,sold.....
Does this meen,,,more shares in the market?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if soo im sure,,it will fall,,,,,,anyone,,please explain,,,thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,NE Savings Bank PLC : Director/PDMR Shareholding Tue, 29th Mar 2016 15:43 Pursuant to its obligations under Disclosure and Transparency Rule 3.1.4R(1)(a), OneSavings Bank plc (the 'Company') notifies the following changes in the interests in the ordinary shares of 1p each of the Company ('Shares') of the executive directors and other persons discharging managerial responsibilities ('PDMRs') arising from awards granted under the deferred share bonus plan ("DSBP"), and performance share plan ("PSP") on 17 March 2016. A share price of 253p per share has been applied to determine the number of Shares awarded under each of the plans. Deferred Share Bonus Plan Awards The purpose of the DSBP is to facilitate the deferral of all or part of the Senior Leadership Team's annual bonus into Ordinary Shares. Awards will normally vest three years after grant, provided the participant is still employed in the Company's group. DSBP awards will not be subject to performance conditions. On vesting, awards in the form of nil (or nominal) options will normally be exercisable up to the tenth anniversary of grant unless they lapse earlier The following DSBP awards have been granted to the following executive directors and other PDMRs on 17 March 2016 (these grants took place at Reliance House, Sun Pier, Chatham, Kent ME4 4ET): Number of DSBP Shares awarded 2016 Executive directors Andy Golding 75,356 April Talintyre 51,374 Other PDMRs Jens Bech 34,980 Zoe Bucknell 12,183 Richard Davis 20,624 John Eastgate 25,903 Hasan Kazmi 7,520 Clive Kornitzer 28,586 Richard Wilson 22,411 These DSBP awards vest on 18 March 2019 Performance Share Plan Awards Any employee of the Company and its subsidiaries will be eligible to participate in the PSP at the discretion of the Remuneration Committee. Awards will be made to Executive Directors and the Senior Leadership team, based on a mixture of internal financial performance targets and relative Total Shareholder Return. Any vesting will be subject to an underpin, whereby the Remuneration Committee must be satisfied that the business has operated within the Board's risk appetite framework. This takes into account capital adequacy, liquidity, credit risk, operational risk and conduct & compliance risk. The performance targets will be measured over three financial years. Clawback and malus provisions apply and are structured as for the annual bonus. The following PSP awards have been granted to the following executive directors and other PDMRs on 17 March 2016 (these grants took place at Reliance House, Sun Pier, Chatham, Kent ME4 4ET): Number of PSP Shares awarded 2016 Executive directors Andy Golding 162,055 April Talintyre 114,625 Other PDMRs Jens Bech 67,621 Richard Davis 28,000 John Eastgate
Train is leaving £3.00.Station,,.....Now next stop £4.00+.,,Station...very soon...
Samadhi, well done, that is a very good profit, for a few days of investing.