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Jax - are you ok - getting worried as you havnt posted today - oh yea vodafone finished up so you wouldnt would you ?
Mikey. Much as I am no fan of jax, he is only doing what you were doing a year or so ago. Be careful, he might accuse you of bullying him, as you did back then. But it is nice to see that you are possitive about vod nowdays. good day today, back in the 70's
For every share that was sold 2 shares were brought, maybe shares will start heading north.
No hint of bullying at all Daniel - just a question - not like your bullying of people on here constantly
Time to take profits maybe
Or cut losses
I holding for the next TU - it’s a 50/50
Here's a nice easy chart for you Dan
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U know and I know every one on this page is losing money on this share. Number one their is to much competition in this sector and I feel vodafone is worth no more then 0.50 a share and this time next year it will have hit or be in and around that price, not saying its cheap at the price it is now. but they need to go back to basics like RR did and moved for a 6-1 split at in and around 0.40 a share and now 3.00. The management needs new blood and they cant keep the dividend the same, it doest make since it being so high. thats because dinosaurs run the company and dinosaurs buy the stock. in 2025 it will start showing better profits because of the Africa market and debt coming down. when the debt is down more, then comes the take over, but i feel it will be 4 - 5 years before a take over.
Connor Knows Best!
Mark, good luck buying RR at the current price, after it's just risen by 187% in the last year, what could possibly go wrong buying in now?
And CPX's Income statement looks pretty dire too.
RR is riding on pure fluff right now. Sure money was sub 1.00.
Tufan is busy at work stripping the company by cutting costs left and right which will soon show up in quality issues and less happy customers.
PS BP did that with the rigs in gulf of Mexico.
My dad is invested in CPX despite my warnings. But yes, they have a high R&D cost that is killing there profit / cash burn, even though they get a government rebate back its still a net drag on performance, and they can't even protect there patents, losing a case in the US (nearly 25% of there demand). So if this guy is in there then we can take his advice with a pinch of salt
Mikey. It was meant as a joke, & I can assure you I am bullying anybody, so get over it.
Oops, Sorry I meant I am not bullying anybody. Good luck to everybody on here.
Someone bullish , huge buy just gone through 50m buy , source cnbc rolling captions
Roofer, the way this has been trading today with a 50m buy, surely it must open in the 71p range tomorrow?
SteveBT, usually when large buys like this gone through, Sp dips a good penny it's how the weighting works with these MM's , time will tell see what happens Mon
The 50m trade was an OFF-BOOK and OFF MARKET trade ....so...could be just a transfer from one fund to another
I dont think it will affect the market price, as such
You can see it at the time stamp 15:02:18
://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/VOD/vodafone-group-plc/trade-recap
Oh rob, you are such a bully. Me I am just bullish. At least we are still in the 70's. Not sure about your graph! I think you need to go to night school, or have lessons from fleccy, but from 2.33 in 2018 to todays price is terrible of course, so you don't need to keep reminding me you big bully. Have a good one Amigo.
Fleccy. Perhaps Mark has a graph predicting R.R. will go up by another 187% this year? Good luck though with vod, because at end of the day we are both on the same side, the only differance is, you know??, I just hope!! I am just off to night school now to learn about spread sheets & graphs. Have a good one.
Hi Dan, glad your still Bullish about Vodafone, just a thought about that, maybe if we stopped being Bullish when this got to 140, accepted it was a dog and unlikely to return back to £2 anytime soon, sold up and cut our losses then, we would be in a better place today, all crystal ball stuff of course, or Maybe we should have listened to Mole_man ? let's hope he starts to get it wrong some time soon
90p would be a good starting point for me, so i can offload my last 86p top up, those thinking this could be another RR is pure fantasy, but let's hope we can see this climbing those ladders this year, good idea taking advantage of those high interest rates, my wife has been getting quite a few wins on the premium bonds, not huge ones, and still asks me how are her Lloyds shares doing that i advised her to buy at 60p lol
Rob what's so special about RR over VOD, as far as I can tell RR share price took off because the market kings decided to pump it up. I have nothing against RR, but to see a massive rise after a massive dilution tells its own story. RR has much lower revenue than VOD, lower earnings per share and arguably less potential to cut costs; The amount of VOD Debt is the only real problem I can see, and as long as they can ensure there's enough cash to pay down debt as it matures, without re-financing, the problem could go away. I don't want to upset Dan, but to highlight my point I'm going to repost some charts in a new Vodafone Debt thread.
With Ref to the 50m trade , thought crossed my mind , wonder if its shares been moved around market ready for those reinvest there dividends at register, brokers eg , all spectative of cause , time to get back on my fence , Great rocket Robleo....plenty of fuel in the tank
Fleccy, you are very funny mate, if i said to you 5 years ago the share price would be 70p or less, you would have laughed at me, The number one rule in investing has to be, to avoid losing money, at some point you will need to see a profitable return for your investment so you can enjoy it, and depending on your age and personal situation you need some sort of time limit to achieve your goals, because at some point in your life you will be wanting to take out and enjoy life while you can, hopefully this share can make some gains from it's current level in the not too distant future, but by how much i'm really not sure, there are no guarantees as everyone knows, fingers crossed though
Rob, I don't think I'm funny. If I wanted to take a return on my invested capital, I could simply spend the dividends as they come in, but since I don't need to, I reinvest them. I live in an amazing house next to a country park and fields full of horses are a hundred yards from my doorstep, so I don't really have that much to spend any recovered capital on. In the event of anything happening to me, my wife could use the dividend income to supplement the widows pensions she'd receive from my DB pension schemes, or alternatively the children could inherit any shares when we both pop off. I'm in no hurry to cast off my mortal coil, or sell my shares, but everyone's situation is different and you shouldn't assume you know mine.