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I think you would get more sense from a Reliant Robin?!
Here we go again - from £1.39 back down to negative in an hour :(
"God this dividend stuff has been a terror ride, in the time the likes of amazon have 4xd their shares buying U.K. dividends has cost most people half their capital. Buy growth"
Isn't that contrarian in the current inflationary environment? You're advising to buy Growth, just as there's a rotation into value.
I thought I was moaning . Look forward to dans reply haha . Just working how much of the dividend i need to spend on new fence panels as they fly across the garden . Stay safe everybody
Jesus the market cap of this is 10 pc lower than its debts. A credit junkie company with little growth and a declining business model, terrible ceo, perfect for dog index ftse 100. I can’t see how dividend doesn’t get cut again, shares at nosebleed levels at 1.38, quid a share seems generous, every Vod street shop I walk past is empty, should have flogged Italy off at least try to pay down some debt. Assume pick up due to outside interest that would look at break up. God this dividend stuff has been a terror ride, in the time the likes of amazon have 4xd their shares buying U.K. dividends has cost most people half their capital. Buy growth.
Try to be glad that it is well above the ~1.06 levels that it was at as recently as November...relax and enjoy the dividends when they arrive.
Doing the same as usual now - hanging around the £1.377 then no doubt make its next move down - so frustrating - maybe hurricane
Lets hope we can stay above £1.37 and then make moves next week as long as our Russian friend doesnt decide to do anything stupid over the weekend
Here we go again - starts up and then drops quickly . Would be nice if it continued upwards for a change
Big fall in American indices today, they seem determined to create panic over the Russia/Ukraine issue. So for the second weekend markets/investors will be speculating what come next - Biden covering his Presidential failings.
'at least it seems to be holding up'
Dont forget its also witching week/ 3rd friday of the month and options expiry.
Wait for news on M&A/RNS - Italy, Spain, UK. Something soon if they want to put restructuring costs through this FY, imo
Not looking like a good end to the week tomorrow - America is extending the losses
In previous months/years we would have been back down below £1.30 so at least it seems to be holding up - that is until that mad idiot in Russia decides to invade .
Looks like all bets are off in the short term. Still, Vod is at pretty much the same price as it was last Thursday, which is more than I can say for my other holdings.
Just remember, America is our friend, it's the ruskies that our the enemy!
Well at least we stayed above £1.37 almost £1.38 - could have been worse - could do with another up day tomorrow .
America to the rescue, I sense a strong finish?
Well America has take us below £1.37 now - its getting a bit dodgy - bloody Putin . Could do with staying above £1.30
Resistance 140
Support 128
according to this site!
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/VODAFONE-GROUP-PLC-15867071/charts/
What do you think Mikey, is this as far as it's going, I don't know,. Just thinking of what happened last year, i will probably get shot down for thinking it but ?
Looking a bit dodgy today - come on Vodafone lets get back into the £1.40's
The M.C.B. maturing should not have any impact on the share price. Any possible impact would already have been factored in.
Hi robleo. I bought my 1st ever smart phone recently, Alcatel 1, It had no instructions how to use it, but it is powered by Android !!
Looking forward, anyone got a view what (if any) impact the second tranche of MCB maturing next month will do to the share price.
'In March 2019, Vodafone Group Plc ('Vodafone') issued a two-tranche mandatory convertible bond ('MCB'), the first tranche of which (£1,720,000,000 1.20 per cent. Subordinated Mandatory Convertible Bonds; ISIN XS1960588850) matured on 12 March 2021, and the second tranche of which is due to mature in March 2022.'
No worries Rob, Dan. I dont understand half the stuff that gets posted on here either LoL