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Yes Nettles, daily compound, so the increase per day rises a tiny amount, but when you work out that it is 198 days till mid Feb, it all mounts up.
Nettles, by my workings out, if from tomorrow onwards the share price rises 0.24877% per day (1.0647356 pence tomorrow) then after 198 working days, 14th Feb, you can claim to be Top Cat. :)
With respect, I think Tufan is a bit of a showman.
A good artiste keeps his best punchlines for the performance for the greatest effect.
This is from 2 days ago, but not seen it posted here.
https://invezz.com/news/2024/05/06/rolls-royce-share-price-outlook-may-23rd-will-be-crucial/
PS. I wish it was 1080% !
The sp has already touched 4.35 and I think there will be a lot of expectation before the AGM. So 444 the night before and a little 8% tickle on the day, as RR continues to do what Tufan has predicted, takes it to 480 after the AGM.
This came up on my feed.
https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/agm-alert-rolls-royce-shell-lg-glencore-ii531583
Let's hope the AGM spurs us on. If the article is correct I do not think I do not think Tufan will be leaving us for quite some time. :)
Hi Tom and Paddy.
It would be interesting to see what that website was forecasting one month/year ago.
Sunny in Meva too.
NTC I believe, in true historic terms, that Oppenheimer just picked up a newer type of log and gave it to the pack leader to whack a bully over the head with. Scientific discoveries are rarely the reason for tragedy, it's usually the circumstances that surround the event that are the cause. This type of contemplation is all to deep for a financial BB, so if you read this web page it will show you some of the more fascinating and uplifting aspects of Rolls Royce's works. https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/rolls-royce
My main buy of RR was at 2.21 and I am an all in retired RR investor, nothing anywhere else. As I understand it, the last week or so very few RR shares have traded compared to the normal volume. Also, many of those trades would have been people transferring 20K Bed and ISA, I struggle to see how that would alter the price. So we have a quick 6% drop that might have been organised by "somebody" but managed with not much movement of shares. Meanwhile there has been no Bad or Good news to affect the price. I was worried at first, but have come to the conclusion that if someone wants to somehow play silly buggers with the price, it is not going to effect the longer term value of the stock. Or am I naively reading this wrong?
I can recommend iWeb. Last year I phoned them in a quiet period (23rd May, well after the new financial year), 20K of shares sold and repurchased in my isa account whilst I was talking to them.
For normal trading you can do it yourself on the Internet, in real time. You can transfer the money out quickly too. My only hassle has been transfering isa funds into the account.
Fees are around £6.00 per trade with a joining fee of £100.
Late yesterday there were 2 x £2m and about 4 x £1m trades showing. That seems a lot to me...
In 2022, total world nickel reserves were estimated to be greater than 102 million tonnes by the U.S. Geological Survey. The largest known reserves are in Indonesia (21%), Australia (21%), and Brazil (16%).
So it looks like if the aussies want their subs they better start digging... :)
In 2022, total world nickel reserves were estimated to be greater than 102 million tonnes by the U.S. Geological Survey. The largest known reserves are in Indonesia (21%), Australia (21%), and Brazil (16%).
So it looks like if the auzzies want their subs they better start digging... :)
I have just found this on: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/analysts-offer-insights-on-industrial-goods-companies-fedex-fdx-and-rolls-royce-holdings-otherrycef-1033187971
Rolls-Royce Holdings (RYCEF)
Barclays analyst Charlotte Keyworth reiterated a Buy rating on Rolls-Royce Holdings today and set a price target of £4.30. The company’s shares closed last Thursday at $5.31, close to its 52-week high of $5.36.
Keyworth has an average return of 52.2% when recommending Rolls-Royce Holdings.
According to TipRanks.com, Keyworth is ranked #857 out of 8761 analysts.
The word on The Street in general, suggests a Strong Buy analyst consensus rating for Rolls-Royce Holdings with a $5.84 average price target, a 10.2% upside from current levels. In a report issued on March 19, Jefferies also maintained a Buy rating on the stock with a p470.00 price target.
So £4.30 seems to be the corrected figure, but I am amazed she has maintained a BUY rating when the share price is within £0.10 of the target price. As mentioned before, it seems like this rating may have been determined some time ago.
Has anybody been able to verify the MarketScreener claim that Barclays have changed their RR forecast?
"Barclays analyst Charlotte Keyworth maintains his Buy rating on the stock. The target price is revised upwards from GBX 430 to GBX 409."
In my mind, revising up from £4.30 has to be upwards, not downwards to £4.09.... Is this a typo? £5.09?
I have searched Google, MarketScreener is the only post I have found. Just asking...
Phuketpunter, the heat is getting to your laptop!
Google now showing $4.69 down 0.02 on the day. 0.42%.
Many here seem concerned if the price moved 4-8p in the day, but forget that over a year ago that movement would have been 4-8%, now it is only 1-2%.
Getting our brains adjusted to how much this stock has moved in a year can be difficult, but I am buggered if I am going to complain about it. ;)
This problem has been known about for some time.
https://www.key.aero/article/engine-issues-rafs-hawk-t2-fleet-may-take-three-years-solve#:~:text=In%20its%20written%20evidence%2C%20BAE,a%20clearance%20of%201%2C700%20hours.
Hi Nettles;
As I no longer have any investment through SJP, I no longer have an SJP advisor as such, but will contact the advisor I had as she may be able to help. I was lead to believe that the compensation scheme is limited to financial advice and would not cover the sheer repeated incompetence of a transfer department that took 6 months to deliver any ISA funds back to me. However I could claim that the original advice given, to invest in SJP and being told that I would be able to transfer ISA funds easily, was incorrect.
I am in Thailand at the moment, so will not pursue a claim for a couple of weeks, but would be interested to hear what your advisor believes the limits of compensation cover.
I first put in a request to SJP to transfer 50K ISA funds to iWeb to buy RR shares on 21st March 23. On 5th April 177k was deducted from my account and "in transfer" to iweb! Why oh why did I stop it, I should hve realised the level of incompetence that SJP had reached. After several weeks of the money being in the ether my account was rebuilt and I started the process all over again. My SJP Financial Adviser was not allowed to help and all contact was phone or snail mail. I started the process again, at 60K, but every time SJP managed to find a reason not to go ahead with the transfer. On 5th August I lost patience with SJP and requested 100K and on 30th August I was wrongly told this transfer was denied, in fact it was in the process of going through, so I put in a transfer for all funds. I managed to invest 100k in RR 12th September (225.5) and the remainder on 28th September (220.25). I have not worked out how many ISA shares SJP have cost me and I doubt I can claim compensation as my adviser was always in touch, but not allowed to help with the ISA transfer.
The ending of the article seems to have gone unnoticed.
Erginbilgic said he was ‘optimistic’ that the major agencies, S&P, Moody’s and Fitch, may upgrade their ratings on Rolls following the results, paving the way for payouts to resume.