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I expect Vodafone growth to speed up because of the increasing weight of non-European investments. Besides, I view it as a low-risk investment. However, I’m not buying, just holding my shares.

86.7p for me please Roofer

Sorry, I meant 87p for me please Roofer

87p for please Roofer

87p for me please Roofer.

The news posted by Booboobooboo (and posted again by TerryM1) concerning the 3% acquired by Patinex seems very relevant to me. With a 3% equity stake Patinex is now the fourth largest shareholder. On August 01, 2025 the 5 major shareholders were:

Emirates Telecommunications Group Company PJSC 16.35%

BlackRock, Inc. 7.77%

UBS Asset Management AG 6.16%

The Vanguard Group, Inc. 4.29%

Arrowstreet Capital, Limited Partnership 2.28%

Colbee, based on your example after buying back 99 shares the company would be left with £1 market cap.

90.15p for me please Roofer

Roofer, thank you for taking care of this, I am becoming addicted. I suspect that the real winner last week was Prk1, because his prediction of 85.8p was closer to Vodafone closing price of 86.15p. Am I wrong?

87.05p please Roofer

85.25p for me, please Roofer

Thank you Roofer, sorry for the late reply, yesterday I was travelling. I kept the same price of the last week and it worked, great strategy!

I am sure Vodafone can progress further.

Any reason why the stock price is down more than 3%? Simply because yesterday was up?

Or maybe because also Deutsche Telekom is going down (more than 4%)?

85.25p please Roofer

Fine with me

Thank you Danielh.

Please let me know the full list of the subjects that I can discuss. I don't want to run the risk of "causing confusion".

Have a good day.

Thank you Mikey, I’m more than happy to take part to a nonsense discussion!

To Danielh: as I said, I’m not an expert of technical analysis. Anyhow, if you look at the chart, the stock price reached a minimum of approximately 83p towards the end of 2022 (not the end of 2023 as I stated, sorry). Then the price went up for some months; afterwards il fell below 83p and did not recover until recently, when it reached 87p. As far as I know, “filling the gap” means that, before going up again, the price has to return to that old minimum of 83p.

Unfortunately, the price is going down below 83p, which probably means my “analysis” was wrong.

I’m not an expert of technical analysis, but maybe the stock price has just “closed a gap” that dates back to end 2023

85.25p for me please Roofer

The same for me: Vodafone remains my biggest holding, after selling another 5% this morning.

I’m still very positive about Vodafone.