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Panv2, wow, I love positive thoughts!

Erm no SMR, is that why uou are here?

I'd expect Rolls-Royce to drop to 35p.

Timmy. War is hood for The economy.

You need the definate article.

It's impossible to say 'war is good for economy'

Timmy, you know the existing nuckear sites and the ones possibly being developed at 10's of billions of pounds and the nuclear reactors on submarines, can you name any leaks?

Your brain wotks in a completely negative manner, doesn't it?, simply to be controversial.

Why have you suddenly arrived on this board?

Were the results on February 27th so fantastic, so irrisistable from media attention, 5hat you felt compelled to post here.

What would happen to Rolls-Royce SP if nuclear war breaks out in Europe.

If an massive asteroid destroys Europe?

If Aliens invade and occupy the world?

You are so scratching at negatives I thought I'd give you some.

Pompey, why April 1st?

The tax year runs April 6th to April 5th, has Rachel changed the tax year and I've missed it?

Timmy, you are a half empty glass boy aren't you?

You keep referring to a 14 month old Beremberg anaylst, but ignore JPMORGAN and other analysts ranging between £9 50 and £12.

Can you explain your fascination with Beremberg over a year out.

You've read that the mid term targets have been met 2 years early,cwhy do you think the share price is overly high?

If you are shorting, then state your short position and we can follow it, but I don't think you are.

Why, you are a talker, too indecisive to ever makeca decision.

Finally, I don't know any Rolls-Royce shareholder who is uncomfortable at today's price.

Less than 2 weeks ago we hoped for £6.50p

Why would anyone be uncomfortable?

Retec, i agree to be fair.

I think Timmy is an adolescent beginning to take an interest in investments and he's lying re buying into Rolls-Royce at 39p in 2023.

Why?

Because anybody who bought at 39p would have contributed to this forum as it rose to £8.

But he didn't.

Then when it went past £8, he appearered.

Every single one of his posts shows incredible ignorance and naivety.

He's questioned the buyback, the CEO's contract, the share "bubble ", shorting, now he questions SMR technology and environmental issues.

Every post shows a lack of judgement and complete ignorance of Rolls-Royce.

He even brings cars into play.

Every post needs to be corrected with informed information at Svend has done and I've tried.

It's simply impossible for an investor to be so ignorant about their investment after 2 years.

Therefore , he's not an investor, merely a very poor deramping troll.

If Timmy smith opens a short position I'm out of here.

But he won't will he,

He's a talker not a dooer.

If he was a dooer, he'd have bought at 39p and be respected like Nettles, but he waits until £8 and then spouts absolute rubbish.

He'll be screaming he's expressing freedom of speech soon.

The guy's a moron

Yep, he's a strange one.

What do we know so far.

Well, he researched Rolls-Royce in 2020 at 39p but Covid-19 scared him.

He cane back in 2023 and bought at 90p.

Then 2 years of absolute silence until he appears at over £8.

Now we get the dribble.

He claims

Rolls-Royce has already bought back £1 billion, why isn't the SP rising?

It hasn't, it's buying back approximately £5 million a day abd has bought upto this morning just over 1.6 million shares.

He stated the CEO's pay packet has been reduced by £10 million despite fantastic results.

He knew absolutely nothing about the front loading of his pay packet to compensate for previous lost options.

He's fixated on Rolls-Royce cars, so knows absolutely nothing of the Govt rescue in 1971, Vickers acquiring Rolls-Royce cars and eventually selling Bentley to Volkswagen and Rolls-Royce to BMW in the early millennium.

Rolls-Royce engineering has been separate since 1971.

Now he's saying the shares have pickrd, theycare frothy, who's shorting, is their MM's manipulation.

Ermm, he's a disturbed individual for sure.

Remember, he posted a Motley Fool article that was 14 months old.

Nobody could post as often as he does and remain silent for 2 years from 90p to £8.

But why is he here?

Why doesn't he take his orof

Teflon, you might want to check the year of the rights issue?

Dusty, it certainly has paid off, Empire will be better though in percentile terms.

Artic when you say 20k it's a little bit open to interpretation.

Rupple, you do know that there is no CGT on AIM shares held for 2 yrs and no Inheritance Tax, as I post this.

And you want to give this away?

Potentially 40% CGT and 40% Inheritance tax.

Why?

Dusty when you say 20k, have you missed a £ sign off or do you mean 20000 shares?

To 814 pence per share. The company intends to cancel all shares purchased as part of this program, signaling a commitment to enhance shareholder value by reducing the overall share count.

This can't be right because TimSmith12 posted last week that Rolls-Royce had spent £1 billion on its buyback and he couldn't understand why the share price hadn't risen to reflect that.

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Recent discussions among investors regarding Rolls-Royce (RR) showcased a strong optimism following significant financial developments. The company announced the reinstatement of its cash dividend after a five-year hiatus, set at 6p per share, contingent on shareholder approval at the upcoming annual general meeting. This decision aligns with the firm’s robust financial performance, with underlying operating profit surging by 57%, driven by exceptional demand in the civil aerospace sector. Additionally, RR has introduced a £1 billion share buyback program, highlighting its confidence in a positive growth trajectory.

Investor sentiment remains highly favorable, underpinned by positive outlooks from credit rating agencies like Fitch and Moody's, which upgraded Rolls-Royce's ratings, suggesting a healthy financial recovery. Analysts have also adjusted their price targets upward, with UBS setting a target of 1000 pence and Redburn-Atlantic increasing theirs to £9.40. Commentary from the discussions reflected this optimistic outlook, with one user remarking, “in all of my years investing, this RR recovery is the most impressive recovery of an established company I have witnessed.” A general consensus among investors indicates strong confidence in the company’s future, with discussions on factors like the demand for air travel and potential expanded workforce training contributing to a buoyant market sentiment around RR.

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Rolls-Royce Holdings plc has significantly progressed in its £1 billion share buyback initiative, which was introduced on February 27, 2025. Over a series of transactions from March 2 to March 6, the company has acquired a total of 1,691,697 shares across various platforms including the London Stock Exchange, with average prices rangin

TimSmith12, i doubt there is anyone on this board who is the slightest bit interested in a political decision made 54 years ago.

Except you that is?

More importantly, why are you using the definite article The with regard to Rolls-Royce?

It's Rolls-Royce not the Rolls-Royce!!!!

TimSmith12 as you know, Rolls-Royce cars were sold to Vickers in 1971 when the Government stepped in to stop the engine division of the company from becoming bankrupt.

To sell off the car division wasn't a Rolls-Royce decision but a Government one.

You know this, but you are still asking why?

TimSmith12, seriously Timmy, what has BMW motorcars got to do woth Rolls-Royce engineering?

In your own words, explain!.

You've arrived very recently on this thread with the most stupid questions and assumptions.

It's absolutely unbelievable that you say you were looking at this investment when it was 39p, yet it took you 3 years to make a decision and now, 2 years, you know absolutely nothing about the business.

Manlord, happy with that, give us December 31st 2025, 2026.

We'll set up a table.

I'll go December 25 at 30p December 26 at 80p

Timmy, you have to laugh, 39p in 2020?

Was Covid-19 to emotional for you?

So you left it 3 years to 2023 and bought in the 90's!.

Erm, you wouldn't make a pilot, a surgeon or any military member with your 3 yr decision timeline.

You couldn't make it up!!