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Fleecys, it all sounds a bit nerdy.
I spend most of my time lately on eBay trying to get a nice Vauxhall Corsa for £600.
Unfortunately second hand cars has more than doubled since COVID arrived.
Doubt your computer saw that coming.
I can do it in my head Gutter, but my spreadsheet updates every minute for all our holdings and gives me up to the minute changes. It does lots of other things too, not just the calculator I mentioned in this thread.
You should learn how to build spreadsheets Gutter, it makes life much simpler.
Fleccy, now you are really starting to worry me mate. You bought 28275 vod shares at70.34 & they are now worth 70.81, a profit of £135, 70.81 minus 70.34 = 47. 47 x 28275 = a profit of £135. Forget your spread sheets, try basic maths. Well done with your £135 profit, but give us a break please? Now wonder many on here are worried, with crazy logic like that!
Fleeces, if you was any good you could do all that in your head like I does.
You is probably slightly special needs.
Jax. Why are you back in at all? If you think it is a dog. Is there something wrong with you??
"Of course tommorow they may fall, but I hope not. Is lowering your average wise (chasing your losses)"
I have a calculator on a Google spreadsheet that looks at our current holdings, across the different accounts, as well as the live prices and the amount I want to top up; The calculator has the following fields:
Calculate Number of shares after Top up
Current number of shares
Price per share of current holding
Amount to invest
Current price of Stock
Dealing Charge
Stamp Duty (0.5%)
Number of shares purchased
Total number of shares after purchase
Average price per share after purchase
Book cost of shareholding after purchase
Reduction in average cost per share
% Reduction in average cost per share
Total shares after purchase x Reduction in Avg cost per share
In the case of Vodafone, for a £20,000 top up it told me the number of shares and the average price after top up; And the final field "Total shares after purchase x Reduction in Avg cost per share" returned a figure of over £20, 800, which is actually higher than the amount I was using to top up with. Basically I invested £20,000, but knocked nearly £21,000 off the average cost across our total VOD shares after top up. It's like I invested £20,000 and got nearly £21,000 back, does that make sense?
I'm not bothered what the share price does in the short term, I'm in no hurry to sell.
I guess the big fear here is that it won't recover. TBH, I'm starting to get concerned as there is zero sign of any kind of turnaround in the SP. It's going to be in the 60s tomorrow potentially and unlike RR there's no obvious catalyst for a big uptick. RR was able to recover due to its revenue exponentially increasing once wide body jets started flying again but VOD's operation is in full swing yet the trend is ever downwards. It really is a shocker. I mean if the market was confident in Margherita's plan you'd think there would be at least some recovery but as this is not the case it implies that Mr. Market is not impressed with her efforts so far. Time for her to go?
Words on here count for nothing - pump dump whatever it’s
just bants but this is a proven dog
Jax the dump it & pump it. At least we all know now. good luck to you?
Yep sold at 79 back in with half at 70
Other half in a 5% instant access ready and waiting
Porsche, when did I ever say it was, you really are a little weasel.
Jax. Are you seriously saying you have topped up? Dump & pump? or pump & dump, make your mind up?
Well done fleccy. It looked like they might dip below 70, but a good recovery, so lucky you. Of course tommorow they may fall, but I hope not. Is lowering your average wise (chasing your losses) I don't know, but let's hope so. Good luck to you & all vod shareholders. Don't be swayed by the nut cases on here!
Need you say anything at all?
Need I say more?
CEO should be measured on business performance not the share price. If they manage to generate the £3.3Bn FCF and reduce debt in the second half then she will have earned her crust.
IMHO the turnaround here lies in the second of the corporate priorities, simplicity. A simplified business focused on core markets and offerings should be simpler for investors to understand and management to operate. If they can divest the difficult market positions and use cash generated to reduce debt then all good. Spain next, would be nice to see that sold and the money used to pay down debt.
Honestly just the African payments company should be worth as much as Vodafone's current entire MCAP. This is quite undervalued at this point and hopefully leadership can be bold in its pursue to unlock that value.
90p target!
Cash out and buy Lloyds. You will get your money back.
I topped up this morning too, 28,275 shares at 70.3432p. I'd been hanging on for it to dip below 70p, but was in a rush to get out so thought F'k it. The top decision had nothing to do with the dividend yield, it was purely about bringing down the average cost per share, it reduced the average by 19p a share.
Top up in let’s see what this dog can do.
"she's had her chance, she was cfo for years at vod. i do agree shes only there because no one else wanted the job. either way **** me she's really ****ed up. wait for the div cut which is coming for sure"
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You really underestimate her skills and leadership style. This is not a quick turn around. More like a tanker trying to turn things around, which is exactly what she is doing.
A lot of people on here have never run their own businesses or taken any significant risks, yet they have a lot of opinions without the experience or knowledge to back it up!
You don't like this share, get off and all the best.
she's had her chance, she was cfo for years at vod. i do agree shes only there because no one else wanted the job. either way **** me she's really ****ed up. wait for the div cut which is coming for sure
And how would that help dave? Who is going to put their hand up to be CEO of a sh*t company , as you put it and risk their reputation and career? We've tried this with prime ministers since brexit and it has'nt worked. At least lizz Truss spoke the truth and had a plan. What she didn't gauge was just how much were at the mercy of our creditors! We need to give Margarita time rather than change, change, change. Does'nt work imo.
how the **** has she still got her job as ceo? shes taken the share price down from 97 and now going into the 60s. ffs sack her before we go into the 50s