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Doubled my holding this pm as strong support at 30ish pence. GLA

Dek1,If AB is as good as her word we could be revisiting such valuations in due course. Whether by organic growth or takeover,I'm not too fussed.

Let me know when it's at the highest it's been for 15 years please! LOL

Two questions 2reincarnated.
1. Is your Crystal Ball any good at predicting lottery numbers?
2. Can I borrow it please?

Probably many frustrated LTH's are cutting their losses and throwing in the towel. Pity really as patient holders should see a significant rally in due course IMO.

At 17:08 it was showing g -0.84p SFH300. I can't explain what's happened since. Still anticipate enormous upside though.

Nice tick up at the close,only down less than a penny on a gloomy day overall for stockmarkets. Encouraging! Suggests this has enormous upside imv.

Have taken a position today at 32.6p. Most recent broker recommendations have a target of 70-80p and the chart seems to suggest there's good support at this level. If it falls significantly due to negative macro economic/political sentiment, I'll likely double up my commitment. GLA

Blimey, that's about £175,000 a YARD excluding running costs and maintenance Warthog. Still, it will save travellers 10 minutes off a London-Birmingham journey. Oh hang on, they then have to catch a bus to get to the town centre!

In addition, a 10% slump in a mere 2 days following results. May have a small flutter when it's down to 50p. I reckon that's a distinct possibility given that institutions are shunning it's gig economy model.

So another Glass half Empty shareholder! It shouldn't be too difficult to exit if you don't feel positive about future prospects for Aviva!

Highest SP for over three years and rising.

My understanding, seen_it ,is they should be returning at least £4 billion by end of June, minus up to £1billion already spent on share buyback/cancellations. After allowing for cancelled shares that should equate to approximately 80p/share. Nobody (outside the Aviva corporate clique) knows exactly in what form that will be, ie Capital return/Special dividend.

If the share price adjusts to 320 thedivi

If SP adjusts to 320 post Capital return the dividend would also adjust to something like 8%. For a transformed and focused and growing company,I cannot see it remaining so low for long

But Just Eat have also slumped by 60% overall.

They did some great dealing then!

It's a shame that they're dithering (Citibank that is). After all drunkensod, NAV alone per share must be at least £5.23. Anything up to£5 per share purchase price would represent very good value for the buyback programme I reckon.

Jefferies raise Target price today to 435p. Only 1.5p to reach it. Don't know why they bothered frankly!

Aviva suffered because of a succession of nondescript ,damp squib and self-serving CEO plonkers previous to AB seemingly. It's now a new animal after flogging the family silver to focus on the gold. I'm confident we're now entering a new growth phase and are on the cusp of a re-rating. After so long in the doldrums, I reckon it would be daft to throw in the towel at this stage but it's understandable that some long-term holders are a bit frustrated . My advice, FWIW, is hang on in there for a bit longer as the future here looks brighter to me. AIMHO.

After all Shatter, Aviva are ahead of the game in Digitisation. LOL