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You got in at a great price. I was in at 870...

Redinjun I rather suck on a flower than on human blood

As if that justifies this bloodshed...

Who owns the mines and is there no tax on profits for whoever in Russia holds interests in the operations? I think this speculation is unethical. I wouldn't touch with a pole until Russia withdraws from the Ukrainian territory

Why would you make an investment in a company that will also profit a government that is funding a bloody war and making a threat of nuclear attack to your own country?

What is ULV going to do with the £4.5B from the sale of the tea division?

In the light of the interim results, what can be an estimate for the EPS growth in the next three years, considering the mentioned acquisitions planned in the next two years.
Thank you!

What happens to your holding when a company is delisted?
Do you get the corresponding cash and you lose your holdings?

It doesn't seem there are much news out there Silver.
My personal feeling is that there could be a dent in the profits as the compensation of tradesmen and cost of materials may go up. That would be the same in a very wide range of industries and a large number of companies. If that will spark a bear market.. I don't know, especially considering the rise of interest rates.
There is also a question about customer retention.
My personal feeling is that the very large activity in home buying in the UK may increase the customer base or improve customer retention.
Regarding the US market it seems that HSV is moving in the right direction, but I would wait to see the trade update in November.
I am not an expert though

I don't understand the question

What did you mean by that Cape?

Time will tell buddy

What's the view on a stock where the CEO owns the vast majority of the shares?
Would other share holders have any saying in decision making or even voting for the appointment of another CEO, if that makes sense? Could the major share holder, the CEO, arbitrary decide on the matter of, let's say, the delisting of the company from the stock exchange, without approval from other share holders?
I apologise in advance if my question is stupid or doesn't make much sense.
Thank you
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Good morning.
Opinion: with the sterling (GBP) getting stronger vs. Euro and USD in the next 3-5 years (in my prediction), how much would the earning from Europe and the US be hurt, negatively impacting the cash flow and potentially dividends and share price? Or am I getting this wrong and foreign exchange would have a different or no impact on the business?

Corporation Tax climbing to 25%.
That will certainly dent profits and will put Unilever at a higher degree of pressure against the much feared smaller competitors which might be affected to a lesser degree from the new tax rates. The forecast PE and share price should be adjusted to account for the increased tax liability

What do you mean by unregulated country?

Margins and EPS down... that's why

With the plan of removing so many machines across Asia and Europe I wonder if the company has room for expansion in the years to come.

Totally reliant on tourism to survive?! No way!

True, that will inflate the price (= overvalue), therefore a correction will inexorably be on the way