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Buying in now is a decent strategy - and the impending dividend gives some cushion - if the price slides a bit more
Cart
it was at about the 20th April price level at close yesterday - it may also be at that level in not too many trading days time
Hardly a huge fall
Be greedy when others are fearful
Talk about clutching straws longterminvestor.. cold comfort eh!...
Cart
''Has not hit a £1 since I posted my thoughts in this post.''
It has not hit 80p since
Cartunehead
Posted in: VOD
Posts: 422
Price: 90.44
No Opinion
RE: 10% off all time low20 Apr 2023 11:47
As long as interest rates are rising Vodafone will struggle. If interest rates start to fall that could be a catalyst for the SP to move higher. Earning and Divi to be announced soon. Divi looks under pressure Imo nothings guaranteed. Recent hike in mobile plans won't be reflected in this seasons earning. I personally think this could go to 80p before it hits a £1. Holding cash waiting on 80p DYOR
Has not hit a £1 since I posted my thoughts in this post...
"and make the pathtic less than 1p dividend look more meaningful."
Are you saying that sterling is going to appreciate by approximately 4 times? At the current exchange rate it's 3.9p per share. If people are going to post, stop making stuff up, it just makes them look stupid.
D27
''Dividends around 6% are in danger of failure ''
Total ballax.
Lloyds bank has a forward yields of about 6%
LGEN and AVIVA more than 6% etc
The time for Vodafone to have cut dividends would have been with these results, As they didn't then they must be confident about the affordability. I would not have minded if they had halved the dividend, but they didn't making it an easier decision to purchase today.
Now listen to Mr Carl.
:D
Agreed, plenty of trees falling in those woods even if some folks refuse to hear them. Got out of Vodafone 5 years ago, as fed up with it going nowhere, now it's going to be a carpet bagging opportunity, but only at the right price. Think this might go as low as 60p a share to be honest, if it does I am in.
Oh lordy, more first timers filling their ISA allocation based purely on a 'safe' dividend and the no brainer fact it has to go up.
Take care. There was much to worry about in the report.
It was at 100p a little over 2 months ago
in April it rose about 7p to get close to £1 - now it is about 7p lower from the start of April.
share prices move up and down - I am happy to have made purchases at today's lower levels cum nearly a 4p dividend
I will reiterate along with a couple of others whom have stated this.
VODAFONE is a value trap.
Dividends around 6% are in danger of failure cuts going forward. Has happened before with VODAFONE, will keep happening.
Needs to consolidate its shares by at least 4:1 and make the pathtic less than 1p dividend look more meaningful. Saying that, just took my first dive and bought 2k shares. need 5k, so will pick up rest below 80p , hoping for 75p min.
Pretty dam close longterminvestor
Cart
''I said this would hit 80p before hitting £1 in April.. I got slammed for suggesting this was possible. Yet here we are.''
?????????
let us know when it hits 80p
Dix
''I read that was postponed until next week''
I believe the deadline for it to be resolved is sometime in June - until it is resolved this may have a suppressing effect on stock markets.
How many men were there before Vodafones current CEO that went well right?.
I'd now feel more comfortable with a man running things
Kiom
I thought the CEO was very open in her video webcast presentation and is not afraid of putting down on the table what is wrong and what needs to be done...and where she says that scaling up VOD Business is now needed as well as giving better service.She sounds impatient, wanting to get the plan moving and also wanting accountability throughout the business.
Customers just want simplicity and reliability more than innovation,network performance,or even value for money....but when she admits that it will not be a quick fix, that obviously results in some selling to no doubt come back at a later time. The poor ROCE over recent years also frightens investors I imagine.
I guess the likes of Investment Bankers and traders have followed it down
I said this would hit 80p before hitting £1 in April.. I got slammed for suggesting this was possible. Yet here we are...
I read that was postponed until next week...
US debt ceiling increase needs to be resolved - markets awaiting
US debt ceiling talks
What talks?