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Based on the last 12 months, I wish I had sold my pot yesterday! Is it gonna be a free-fall again, like ot has been every 3 months. Hope it won't go below 280 this time...
How come the SP is falling???
I wonder how many days it will take before it dips down again? Today might be a good time to take home the gains from this week's climb...
But why is the SP sinking like a stone? The bank is clearly doing well...
What is going on with this company? They are doing great, but the SP is still free-falling?? Is it Brexit or something else?
DIRECTORATE CHANGE Fri 13 Oct 2017 11:00 RNS Number : 4540T Virgin Money Holdings (UK) PLC 13 October 2017 Virgin Money Holdings (UK) PLC (the Company or Virgin Money) ISIN: GB00BQ8P0644 DIRECTORATE CHANGES Non-Executive Director Gordon McCallum has notified the Board of his intention to stand down on 31st October 2017. Amy Stirling has been nominated by Virgin Group Holdings Limited (the "Virgin Group") to replace Gordon as the Virgin Group's nominee director pursuant to its rights under its Relationship Agreement with the Company. Subject to regulatory approval, Amy will join the Board in early 2018 and serve as a member of the Nomination Committee. Amy is the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the Virgin Group, responsible for the Virgin Group's overall financial and risk positions as well as accounting, tax, treasury and key portfolio matters. Amy served as the CFO of TalkTalk Telecom Group Plc until 2013. She was with the business since its start up as part of the ****hone Warehouse Group, which she joined in 2000. She is a Non-Executive Director of RIT Capital Partners plc and served as a Director and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee of Pets at Home Group plc until July 2017. Before working in the telecoms sector, Amy held several finance and commercial roles. She is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Glen Moreno, Chairman of Virgin Money said: "I am pleased to announce Amy's appointment to the Virgin Money Board. She will bring strong financial and commercial skills and is a very welcome addition to the Board." "We would like to thank Gordon McCallum for 20 years of service in which he has made a long-lasting and significant contribution to the Group and the Board. He will be missed and we wish him all the best for the future." There is no additional information to disclose under paragraph 9.6.13R of the Listing Rules. Enquiries: Virgin Money Investor Relations Adam Key 020 7111 1311 or adam.key@virginmoney.com Virgin Money Company Secretary Katie Marshall 0191 279 6482 or katie.marshall@virginmoney.com
What happened at 12:34 today? The SP suddenly spiked to >285p...
Could someone please explain today's dip?
Any ideas why the VM share price if falling today?
Can someone please explain what is going on???
Interesting times ahead, especially on the backdrop of VM's recent statement on credit card handling and UK mortgage lending in general... Some dates for your calendar: - Interim results on 25 July 2017 - Interim dividend ex-Div date: 10 August 2017, pay date: 22 September 2017
Great buying opportunity today. May well be the last dip before the interim results. I am following today's graph with great interest...
Nice trading today, several large purchases (>200,000 shares) this afternoon. Hopefully, the SP is now on track for a more permanent recovery to >325p, as it clearly has spent far too long time in the doldrums! Looking forward to tomorrow's trading. 13 days of trading left until the interim results are released - I wonder how far the VM SP will climb until then? I think that there is potential to reach and perhaps exceed previous 2016/2017 peaks of >330p. What are your thoughts?
The VM SP is on the path of recovery though, even though some may sell now to secure some small profit from last week's climb. Historically, VM. has spent very little time below 300p, with the exception of a couple of months following the Brexit crash last year... So it's all about taking a back seat and watching the ascent towards 325p or more, which shouldn't be too far off, based on VM's general 2017 performance and robust credit strategy...
The directors don't seem to pay too much attention to the current share price when they sell. Why sell large chunks of shares at ~302p when you can wait and sell at >325p? Likewise, if they believe in their own business, why not buy in now when the price is tge lowest since the Brexit vote dip?? I don't quite understand how they reason...
VM is like the Black Knight - taking lots of flesh wounds without conceding defeat. Wonder why the SP is so down though, as there is no data indicating that VM's finances are underperforming... Is it all credit to Mrs May and her wonderful Brexit and election strategy??
What is causing the slide in SHP share price this week??
Wonder what is holding it back? Is it the upcoming Brexit negotiations, the election or something else? Any thoughts?
Not bad for a small bank like VM: http://www.cityam.com/265679/after-financial-crisis-hit-retail-banks-building-up-their
But it seems that she has only owned the shares for a very short time, if you take a look at all the transfer activity that took place at around the 15th of March. And why would they sell when the share price is at its lowest point? Some of the listed sells are at a 299p SP...