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Shambles. Hunt very much a globalist so will go along with what the WEF wants, higher taxes and less use of oil and gas. Hoping for not an even worse outcome, snap GE and Rachel Reeves as chancellor, though way things going seems inevitable in time. Cashpile here gives some protection so holding.
Truss tried but not enough conviction to be up to it, should never have put herself forward.
Gaslighting me now Rookie1, never ever accused you of being Jeff. Have to have a laugh on awful day for HBR and depite the fundamentals here. Out anyway for now and good luck.
Cheap for a reason. Possible manipulation of share price again plus international investors dumping U.K. stocks in a nasty world. Sold up today about thirty four thousand pounds as wider move to go into cash, small profit few hundred pounds. BOE still needing to chase the Fed and no sign of backing down on threats of no more bail outs for pension funds leading to forced sellers across market. Hope wrong and does recover quickly for holders here.
Recovering well from recent lows, almost at breakeven. Possible oppurtunistic bid with U.S.A buying up tech in U.K. with cheap pound.
Maybe political risk increasing, just over two years to next GE, Starmer saying a national energy company based around green energy, one of the biggest producers in North Sea bound to be tapped. Can't complain, held up well in the general mayhem. Continuing to hold.
Thank you for article as well. Reassuring that USB analysts say Aviva does not use LBI's in it's pension business and less likely to be affected by net fund outflows than others. Drop overdone on back of general panic in sector, own opinion.
BOE hasn't released names of the private pension providers who it's bailed out. Looking at the shareprice, market presumes LGEN is one of them.
Good news would be higher interest rates in future would help LGEN meet future pension liabilities.
Everything is not wonderful in the EU though. Energy intensive industry in Germany facing shut down, Italy electing a Government with proper far right elements in it, Hungary more or less backing Putin. At least deciding to be out it can take a more balanced view.
Tragic concerning Russia. What should be one of the wealthiest country with all it's huge resources is absolute shambles and anyone who's at risk of conscription wont want to die for the Putin gangster state. Can't see America letting Chinese just move in when he's hopefullly finished, seems more scary times than usual. Messed up attempt to trade around dividend.
Bought a bit more at £2.23. Debt gone, looking for acquisitions, good dividends. One day the world hopefully returns to a more normal.