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I just don't know why Barclays bother to raise the TP by tuppence from 553p to 555p. I make that a 0.36% increase (to two decimal places). That's disrespectful TBH!

Barclays RAISE SP Target to 555p. That's about 60% above 350. Some chancers need to get real imo. Do they really expect it to drop so pathetically low that it has a twice covered dividend of 9% ? That's NINE PER-CENT (Twice Covered). GET REAL!!!

So you're an appeaser! Who will be next to be invaded in the world? Be aware that bullies should NEVER be yielded to.

Cevian Capital have not invested here purely for dividends Gary59 but maybe you're better qualified than those highly successful Active Investors!

poor investor, No!
I would say, 'Houston, we have a problem'

To Anybody thinking of buying this i would say, 'Do you feel lucky Punk?'.

Shareholders equity has 'Gone with the Wind' and 'Frankly my dear, I don't give a Damn'.

Broker targets/recommendations usually all over the place so have to be taken with a pinch of salt imo. I find half of them suspicious as if they are issuing them to suit their own agenda!

AimM....? You keep banging on about 'Speculation'. We're fully aware this is a 'Highly Speculative' share. But these are the kind of shares that produce 2×, 3×,5× or even 10× multi-baggers.

I know a Rights Issue might be unpopular but with the debt eradicated, CPI shares would easily rerate to well over £1 each thus more than compensating holders for the additional 35p or so they stump up for their Rights! GLA Holders!

I wouldn't go that far Aim as £15million in terms of their tangible profits is like a gnat's **** especially since they'd pay circa £10million less in interest payments. I wonder though if it might not be better to keep and improve profitable sections of the business and raise a fresh rights issue to eliminate the debt if that's the aim.

Thanks for posting the link to the Pay360 article PanamaPete. If next year pay360 is expecting £15million profit and it's valued at £200million, it will therefore generate income of approx.7.5%. Maybe I'm missing something but what is the logic of disposing of something earning 7.5% (and growing)in order to pay back an equivalent amount of debt which is probably only charging 2 or 3% interest? Personally, it would seem better for the company to leave that £200million on the books.
I'm not trying to be negative here as I've accumulated an investment of 60,000 shares in Capita, of which holding I'm targeting at least a tripling in value in due course. GLA Holders!

Hear hear. She's definitely the right woman for the job. And thanks too, to Cevian capital's input. We're very lucky to have them onside with their enormous expertise and influence. I've a very good feeling about this one and their ambitions.

Despite a veritable army of profit takers/top slicers following yesterday's large increase,the miniscule decline of a mere 1.6p demonstrates to me the underlying strength of the revitalised Aviva. I'm very confident we'll be seeing at least £5 by yuletide!

Glad that,like most, had re-invested the entire Capital return to end up with an equivalent amount of shares post-consolidation thus really benefitting from the 40% increase in dividends. The current re-rating is welcome also Compass007.

F.T. JUNE 8 2021
Aviva's share price should climb to more than £8 within three years, based on a more than doubling in the full-year dividend to 45p, Cevian estimates. The insurer could also stand to benefit if interest rates start to rise, the activist investor said. END
There's still 18 months to reach that timeline but we 're on the way. Why would anyone cash in now?

Well done indeed. Perhaps now the misogynistic neanderthals that perpetrated inappropriate remarks at the AGM will eat humble pie and send her a grovelling apology though I doubt those type are capable of doing the decent thing. Keep up the good work Amanda,you're doing just great!

Would have topped up if I had spare funds. Anyway, won't be selling any as am letting this winner run and run.

@Yolodn, well done on doubling your money in two years! If you had stayed for another couple of years, you could have trebled your money imo. From 408p, a 50% gain is easily on the near horizon especially with the fat dividends re-invested.
Good luck anyway with wherever you decide to park your cash.

This is not "the re-rate" imo. But the BEGINNING of the re-rate!