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......and some people actually believe in buybacks.
Not share related but anyone else finding looking at this site on a mobile almost impossible due to ads flipping around. So blxxdy frustrating!
But shares go up and down with markets. I'd sooner have a nice spcl dividend in my bank, hold the shares for however long till I want to sell. Share buybacks do nothing for a share price in my experience. Shell and BP have spent a load on buybacks, look at their performance over the last month. No. Give me the money in a divi, thanks.
Course there's a difference if it's not listed in the UK. If you're broker doesn't allow trading in the exchange TUI is listed then you won't be able to trade (sell) your shares. You'd have to open an account with a broker that does and then transfer them. Also there will be an exchange rate fee to take into account.
Truth is, it's probably more profitable for the company to take customers money and lie about when they are going to get around to delivering the items and then pay the fines, than it is to staff accordingly. Just how management are playing it at the moment and have been since COVID. Shocking really.
Pleased to be out of it to be honest. Ran into a couple of ex colleagues in the supermarket today. Asked how it was going at work. They said same old thing. 20 staff vacancies not filled, many walks being left in every day, rotating them in the hope joe public don't notice. Crappy company, crappy service.
Is easy jet. Just when you think it's on a path to recovery......
Yes, the Divi statement is a little vague.
Hmmm. More due to me and my Mrs hard work and foresight. Investing well for our future.
Although I'm no longer a postie. I'm reliably informed that 10% of walks don't go out on a daily basis at ny old office. 15 vacancies they are not filling, presumably to save money. Shocking this is still standards practise for royal mail. Glad I was money smart and could retire at 51.
Welcome surprise!! I've been burnt with so many shares this year posting great results and dropping (EZJ for example). Let's hope it sticks and is a sign of things to come.
In balance with a general mrkt down day today, I'd say Investors will be disappointed with the divi and foreward pessimistic (some may say realistic) statement regarding the wider economy. The markets will probably mark this down to 215-220 this morning I'm afraid.
Is that what we were expecting? Seems a stretch to call it 'modest' ! I'd call it poor. Okay, nice to have something reinstated but was really expecting a bit more than that.
When will the rise stick and progress back to where it should be, top side of £5?
Buybacks are NOT a payday for shareholders! I've never received a penny for a buyback, in fact the SP never usually reacts at all to buybacks in my experience. Would have preferred an ACTUAL pay day in the form of a divi hike.
Pleasant surprise so far. Caught it on a general market up day which is always a bonus but most companies missing estimates are punished these days. Let's hope I'm not talking too soon and we remain north of £6.
So in current mkts, I gues we'll see sub 570.
I think a big problem/cause of huge drops like this morning, is AI with automated trading and people setting stop losses. A drop triggers multiple stop losses to sell then the auto trading AI kicks in and makes it worse.
The markets are just rigged. Simple. Barc, lloy, ezj and now nwg, all hammered on not too shabby results. Big players taking money from the private investor. Yes they have said less NIM for next yr but there's no profit warning, cut to div (in fact EZJ reinstated theres and lost over 15%!). Just remember folks you haven't lost money till you sell, if you're down.
Probably get hammered down to 185 today. Grrr.