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Now you have explained it to me ace unless there is a rerate of Aviva shares on 16th may then this is just a pointless exercise
Sorry I meant struggle to get past 280p before the dividend
Pig i think the Dow Jones and the war in Ukraine are the 2 biggest factors preventing legal and general making any progress the Dow Jones is stalled at the current level and there is no sign of any resolution in the war in Ukraine I think it is going to struggle to get past 280p before touhe division if it does I will be delighted and exit with a couple of hundred pounds profit
Other financials and banks doing better than legal and general the last few days which is quite strange
There will be loan write offs also credit card balances written off from the low paid and people on benefits who are struggling you cannot call this profitable
Devon beachbum it is not a typo my thinking is the price will remain pretty much the same as it is now current price 425p minus 102p b share payment equal post consolidation price about 320/330 unless there is a rerating of the shares on the 16th of may surely if there was to be a rerating everyone will start piling in before 13th may resulting in price going above 450p in the 2 trading days since ex dividend it has actually lost money I know you are looking for a price of about 300p post consolidation to get back into Aviva having sold at 437 ex dividend saving about 15p per share that is the gamble good luck
You are just going to get your own money back unless Aviva re-rates higher Aviva is going to trade at about 3.20/330 post consolidation it is interesting that since ex dividend when the price was 444p Aviva has traded lower on the two days since despite FTSE 100 having a good today
Not a chance in hell it will get close to 300p in the next 2 weeks it will do well to break 280p in the next 2 weeks
He wanted it to down falky like a lot of posters on here so they can top up and so the buyback benefits while their capital is destroyed I would describe these people as masochists it would be much cheaper to use the services of a dominatrix
Referring to your order at 45.095
You normally do orders at .95p
They are going down because there is likelihood of recession here and in USA falky
2 billion buyback on a mcap of about 32/34 billion company is a hell of a lot of money it is not having much effect now but I am sure this dog will have its day or donkey lol
Yes
That horse has already bolted
Lti 2.8p in value will be added to Lloyd's shareholders because of the buyback about the same as the amount Lloyd's is down this week
It is showing strength on a weak day for financials
Don't you have anything better to do than going round various chatrooms scaremongering genuine holders fakey
Why buy at 46p if you think it is going down to 45p
I agree crap dividend