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"If it was down to me, Id' drop the dividend and announce a buyback program starting immediately. The share price is around 25 year lows, going off Google charts, and a drop in the share price on the back of a dividend cut would mean they could mop up significant stock. They could reinstate the dividends after a couple of years with significantly less shares in issue."
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You can also look at it from another angle, ca 1.2bn will be paid out to shareholders in early august. If all were to re-invest this net amount, it would represent more than 5% of the current market cap! This act alone would catapult the shares upward.
Vod closing Sp 7th July 70.71p
Newsid 71.7p winner
Izstar 75.1p
Beo1 77.7p
Forensic 81p
Exil 75p
Noveck 72.2p
Robleo 76p
DarkBlue 72.89p
Tars 81.5p
CWWX 74.9p
Roofer 74.7p
Atb
New to this game.
Please put me down for 72.35p
Thanks Roofer.
I'm speechless, literally.
It seems that no news is bad news and good news is no news with this dog.
But hey, every dog has his day... still waiting
Echo that well done Newsid - optimism does not pay at the moment
Thanks for doing this Roofer, bit of fun to relieve the constantly declining sp
I'll go 73.2 for next week
Thx
Accolade this week goes to Newsid, well done
Vod closing Sp 7th July 70.71p
Speech Speech Newsid
Full list will follow
Enjoy your weekend...atb
Nope - your getting boring Jax yawn
If it was down to me, Id' drop the dividend and announce a buyback program starting immediately. The share price is around 25 year lows, going off Google charts, and a drop in the share price on the back of a dividend cut would mean they could mop up significant stock. They could reinstate the dividends after a couple of years with significantly less shares in issue.
Are we there yet?
No company with a £45,706 Million turnover has ever folded in the history of the stock market.
All Vodafone needs is management remediation coupled with a convincing vision. A new creative CEO instead of another beancounter
I've resisted the psychological trap of averaging down, though 70p looks tempting. To buy or to hold?
Mainly sticking around for the dividend (great for a pensioner), but the capital is being eroded.
The last dividend will be the last one this company pays for the next few years, possibly ever, terminal. Even by dog index of the world brexit basket case ftse 100 terminal decline standards this is a shocker, for shorting purposes only, buy 2024 in the money PUTS, once this breaches .70 this will print.
The SP hasn't been this low since 1996. I wasn't even born then, so it could be a good time to buy, or not, who knows?
I think it will bounce around here until the 3 merger is decided upon next year.
The way it’s going you will get your wish .
Come on, get into the 60s, I want to top up on the cheap!
He's not talking about the bond holders wanting a spread of 5%, he's saying equity holders want a 5% spread as opposed to putting them in bonds themselves. there is some sense to that which is why the ftse tanking as people are leaving the Equity markets. But there is more to a SP than pure div Yield. EG NAV will have some play on it as too low SP vs NAV and takeovers become more likely
this **** share doesn't have a bottom, she should be sacked for what she's done to this share
6s sharks circulating
Every day is the same. Sack those trying to run the zoo and start over
How can they survive an AGM
If eps remain the same and they cut the dividend to preserve cash or pay down debt, then this would be even more attractive if the share price dropped due to people leaving the stock.
'VOD cut the div in half'
The BoD have indicated 9c div for the foreseeable based on lower future commitments than historic run rate. They are able to support that with data/ published reports etc. Equity demands higher risk return than debt. Vod debt service cost is fixed for a few more years at 3%
"So interest rate lolops on to 7%, the market demands a 5% risk excess for holding VOD"
That would have to have been written into the Bonds when they were issued, and since Bonds are issued in different currencies, at a fixed rate, which country would the interest rates have to go to 7% in. Posts such as yours just play on peoples fears and are just plain wrong. I'll agree with you if you can show me any Vodafone Bonds where a condition like that is written in. If there are any conditions written into the bonds, they'll more likely be contingent on rating downgrades by the ratings agencies, not interest rates.
But it's also possible he is correct. VOD is not safe as houses.
So interest rate lolops on to 7%, the market demands a 5% risk excess for holding VOD so div yield needs to be 12%. VOD cut the div in half. SP is 33p.
It can happen. There is always risk. Not selling doesn't magically protect you from losing money. That's just a gamblers fallacy.
'big mental problems'
It's possible he is a schizo, with multiple monikers. Who can tell on this anonymous BB? But you havent lost anything if you dont sell. You get the div and 10%+ yield at these prices. VOD is safe as houses imo