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I would imagine VOD share price is partly being affected by the current situation in Germany - i.e. German dependency on Russian oil and gas ...and should the worse happen and they do in fact have to reduce imports from Russia ..what affect that would have on the German economy and business sector.....the "risk" is being priced in ....even if the hope of course is that things will eventually get better
fleccy. He drives past the vod shops in his Reliant Robin. If you bring up vod chat & bt chat, you can get him in stereo. Also on A.D.V.F.N. He is not very popular, wherever he goes?
Motley fool plugging vodafone today. Better sell out now then!
He is talking out of his behind. Let him get on with his nonsense garbage "analysis".
"In fact if the current narrative is definitely value, then I exclusively hunt for growth as there you will find the bargains."
You'd have to look hard, and even then there'd be significant risks. You could go into stocks that might be attractive for takeover by the likes of Facebook, Google, or others. Even the Tech Giants are hurtling toward regulatory brick walls, with regulators Worldwice eyeing their monopoly status. If you want an example of what happens when the regulators decide to full throttle, look at Ofcom's treatment of BT. It's only a matter of time before the regulators break up the Tech Giants imo, maybe in the not too distant future.
Vodafone investigating threat from hackers behind Samsung breach to leak source code
Lapsus$ claims it has 200 gigabytes worth of Vodafone source code.
Vodafone said it is working with law enforcement to investigate claims of a data breach made by hacking group Lapsus$ who are threatening to leak the telecommunication giant’s source code.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/10/vodafone-investigating-hackers-claims-threatening-to-leak-source-code.html
You are both correct. Our job as stock picking investors is to find the growth stocks that actually will grow, and also avoid apparent value div stocks that are actually traps.
Both exist. Following a herd narrative is never good for long term returns. In fact if the current narrative is definitely value, then I exclusively hunt for growth as there you will find the bargains.
I've just posted to Porsche in the BT forum, but re-posting here as relevant.
"Porsche, I see you're actively pushing your buy Growth, over Value Dividend stocks, narrative. Clearly the World is changing, with inflationary pressures leading to interest rate rises, and the "Growth" gravy train is hurtling toward a break in the tracks. Many of the so called growth stocks, with no forward earning potential, will derail and tumble to destruction, while many others will be badly damaged. Of course this my opinion, as your opinion is yours, but it stands to reason that the market whispers are changing, with the ever louder rhetoric indicating a rotation into value."
"Every Vod shop I walk past in Europe is empty."
So how many have you walked past? I can smell BS.
Will go back to support at 1.12. Vodafone’s debts now 10b more than the market cap. Dividend will be cut, telecoms are in terminal decline, these are business models from 10/20 years ago. Too much competition, too much regulation, massive costs. Every Vod shop I walk past in Europe is empty. Chasing this capital destructive dividend stuff on dog index of the world brexit basket case ftse 100 is pointless. Buy growth while there is a discount ( not U.K. growth, there isn’t any) US. What’s the point of buying yield when you lose half your capital.
Probably is factored in, but it's such a fraught time anything can happen.
Not on the VOD train yet. As it has been a general market bashing, there are other stocks for me made even more tempting.
mole-man. I still don't get your m.c.b. dilution point? Already factored in surely? You do seem a lot more positive lately though, jumped on board maybe? or not prepared to say? It is Russian Roulette at the moment, but lets hope the Rusky's lose?
Much better day today guys, I've ordered more of the same for tomorrow, is that 140 still on for may? hope so
Well i'm back here again, i jumped in at £1.16 this morning & looking good, all we need now is a merger or takeover & then boom!
"Am I missing something" asks Mikey at 8.05 this morning. I think we all know the answer to that, but to polite to say?!
Am I the only one who posts on here when the sp is rising? Many of you just seem to post when the sp is falling? Negative or what? Have you all sold out today perhaps? Try being positive, It might just work?
If you read the Cityam article, the content is more balanced than the misleading headline suggests. Mergers reducing the number of providers, is good for all players, so I'd argue this enhances Vodafone, rather than adding woes. Vodafone has been receiving the same treatment as BT, there may be some big players building stakes on the quiet.
I just hope america doesnt dive or we are in the ****
Oops. Went and jinxed it sorry. The mcb details came out. Some dilution to absorb
Use any dips to buy. If anything, the unsolicited italian bid proved how much vod is under valued.
If the story about vod being the most shorted stock in europe is true, then expect a massive short squeeze as it will come and it will bloody painful.
Well as if we didnt know
https://www.cityam.com/vodafone-woes-europeans-telecom-competitors-orange-and-masmovil-gear-up-for-megamerger/
Well what a surprise that is - into the red this junk goes .
I dont feel confident moleman . We are struggling compared to the ftse and american futures and keep testing the £1.17 mark after hitting £1.22 earlier . I hope i am wrong as it would be nice to have a decent up day for a change
It should be OK today. Lots of investor positivity, but I'm a bit puzzled why. Maybe blitz spirit kicking in with the idea of banning Russian oil here and US. A bit of short term pain for long term gain? USA futures well up.
Looked good for 30 minutes - slowly slowly heading back down - back in the red by 11 ?