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the more buy backs the stronger the future earnings per share will also be. next do not have a massive amount of shares in issue so current buy backs at this price will bear fruit sometime in the future

glad i sold out here if this hits 40's then thats nearly 50 percent drop in share price. shocking drop bet that top bloke will keep his mouth buttoned next time

this share is turning into a disaster. why that top bloke opened his mouth and said about the coming year being a challenge i will never know as that just cost some folk a 30 pound drop on their shares if they bought at 82 pound. the way this is now dropping i can see 40 pounds being hit soon.

if you purchased glaxo shares at 17 quid and kept reinvesting divi it would have bought your average down thats my point about reinvesting divi. all i know is that glaxo has been a star divi payer the last few years and in a couple of weeks its the big divi payout day lovely. as for woodford his not always right, rolls royce and centrica spring to mind. glaxo reported 2 billion in sales a couple of years ahead of expectation. everyone moans about witty but he had a plan and he should have been given 5 years to see it come to plan. in the future we may end up regretting the fact he has left.

The previous poster who stated that todays drop was like a aim stock was spot on. I have never seen such a over reaction. Trading shares now is becoming impossible to predict, we have seen companys valuations smashed to bits in the last few years, SUPERMARKETS, BANKS, MINING STOCKS, OIL, AIRLINES,ENERGY SUPPLIERS, MILITARY DEFENCE COMPANYS, is there any safe share to invest in at the moment. Years ago you could buy a share and forget,now you can buy a share and within a month you could be 40% down on your holding. NEXT are a rare company they actually look after their shareholders. I am not a great lover of share buybacks as they are very rarely work and money can be better spent.NEXT were buying back at 67 pound the other week, pity they did not wait till today and they could have smashed the shorters driving the price down today.All i can say is if the critics think NEXT are going through hard times then it will not bode well for every other retailer on the high street.

these shares prices are all pure fiction anyway they have no comparrison with a companies profits or loses.if next had made a loss the share price would have gone up 10quid a share.the stock market has now become totally paronoid. the slightest event happening in the world can alter share valuations by billions of pounds.

christ £9 drop per share i hate to see what would have happened if next had made a loss for the year.

if share price stayed at 14 quid for the next 5 years but you get a 5-6% divi return on top then whats bad about that? show me a bank that would give you 5-6%? to many folk are jumping on this woodford band wagon about glaxo break up. i will just keep compounding reinvesting divi then in 10 years if break up happens the share price will spike and you should be quids in due to all those years of reinvesting divi. these "expert" fund managers are just thinking of quick short term gains for their holders to please them they do not think of the long term. i was thinking the other day that there are not to many 5-6% yielding stocks which offer potential growth and divi returns that glaxo does.

dividend is covered 2.18 x earnings so not sure what woodford is talking about.i'd be happy for gsk to stick at 14 quid a share for the next few years as long as i can keep drawing the 5-6% divi a year

i don't think theres any big news i would personally think its because gsk is undervalued at current price.i'm very surprised that share price is not sitting around 16pound by my calculations.gsk profits are on the rise and when the new pipeline of drugs come through that must be good for business.the share price does not bother me too much as i reinvest all my divis so its handy the share price sits around current price as you get more bang for your buck reinvesting divi.sooner or later the market will have to wake upto the fact that gsk are very undervalued in my opinion

these stock markets work in weird ways, i can't for the life of me see why gsk share price has dropped since results day last week.ive just fully gone through gsk end of year results and i can't see how anyone can be aanything but positive about them.revenue was very impressive and gsk looks like full steam ahead too me

i think the gsk share price retrace towards the end of last week was due to astrazenca tanking due too falling profits.this is why i think gsk are better because of our consumer products we sell which add massive revenue.astra have not got this, and i for one hope witty holds onto this side of the business

Excellent set if results hopefully this will prove people wrong who have questioned witty.his got a plan and lets see it play out.i do not agree with woodford about splitting the company up these results prove that would be the wrong thing too do.these fund managers can sometimes be swayed by the short term money to be mayed by splitting a company up.plus a lot of fund managers will come unstuck the couple of years due too falling stock markets.a lot of them got a good reputation the last 5 years not through their ability but due to the facts of low interest rates and qe money printing falsely pushing stock markets up.we will see how good some of these fund managers are now stocks are falling. I do not thinking their will be many bragging of 15% anual growth over the next couple if years.well done gsk though great results

the price was jumped up first thing as all those people who reinvest their divi's paid top wack 13.90 odd a share then after all reinvested divis were filled up then they jack the price down, typical mm's at work again.your right though gsk should keep rising as i would have thought a lot of folk will want a bit of that double divi

good luck all i just sold out and switched my funds to tullow.i think they are a lot better recovery play with half their oil hedged at 75 dollars next year. a wise head said to me about a year back don't touch the falklands its a grave yard well he was right there.i hope this is not a aim screw job where this gets driven down to nothing and then the assets taken from the shareholders.in hindsight backing small exploration companys in the middle of a major oil slump was always going to end wrong

If the saudi's dont cut production these oil stocks will be smashed again.add on a american interest rate rise then is could be disaster time.makes you wonder where this is all going to end.you could never beleave such a stream of bad news after bad news that has hit the oil sector and i do not see one thing happening in the future apart from saudi cut that is going to turn this situation round.these shale drillers are going no where and add on all the extra oil being pumped then its a grave cause of concern

The fogl shareholders have been very patient and understanding in my opinion.all folk want is to be kept in the loop.ive seen one or two things on aim where outside predators have come in for whatever reason and taken the assets of a company.they usually use the low cash position of a company to do this.the shareholders are then left with nothing.people forget its the shareholders that own a company and if the bod know that they can not take its shareholders for mugs then they will have to act in a more accountable way.fogl has gone from being fully funded to the position it is in now.if the bod came out and was straight down the line then people would respect that more

keep the pressure up on the bod folks.we pay their wages and they are accountable to us.if people start demanding answers these bod's will have to start keeping its shareholders better informed.we should demand to know what is happening with the zeb cpr!!!!!

i do not think fogl will go to zero folks, but the way the shareholders have been treated by bod is a disgrace.aim investing is getting worse, is it me or are more of these aim listed companys getting away with shocking treatment of its shareholders.some of the people running these companys should not be put in charge of a tuck shop let alone a listed company.ive put money into 4 aim listed companys and some of the things ive seen and the idiots running some of these companys is enough to put me off investing in any other aim company.folks be very carefull investing in aim in the future its a minefield in my opinion.there is a lot more value to be had in the blue chip stocks and you can get a good divi on top.good luck all and fingers crossed we get some info soon from the 'experts' sailing this ship

Dont worry i did call 8p as the bottom a couple of weeks back i dont think it will go any lower.these oil shares are a bloodbath at the moment.if it carrys on it might be a blessing rkh are taking us over.i just wish the two "experts" who run fogl now were not joining rkh too.their business skills leave a lot to be desired.we have gone from being told we are fully funded to now next to nothing.