Well, Marky, I have 156,177 shares priced at .004 of a pence each. That gives me (156,177 x .004) 624.71 pounds in my portfolio. I'll buy ya a new coat if these reach 3 pence each...lol. To be forgiven, decimals have plagued us all at some point ;)
If only I could show you a pic of my AJ Bell portfolio, you all would see I'm not ****ing around. I bought in at .004 (£632 worth ) this morning. You all are so paranoid. I guess this message board runs rife with derampers...
Anyhow, what are people saying that the possible value of these will be in 2021? I know it's all speculation, but what are you guys opinions?
I've a small £600 holding in this but I wouldn't go crazy on buying millions of shares. A lot of talks of 1p but I think people are following the end of the rainbow. Would be nice, but can't see it anytime soon. A company with little coms with it's small time share holders. Just keep it real and GLA
This FTSE 100 stock looks far too cheap
BAE Systems (LSE: BA) is another stock that looks way too cheap to me. In the past week, the defence and aerospace company has fallen by 12%. But this decline has mainly been due to the general decline of the FTSE 100 and, at under 400p, it now looks oversold.
In fact, the stock has remained fairly resilient to the pandemic. For example, in the first-half trading update, sales actually increased 4% to £9.9bn. Unfortunately, the firm did see EPS decline 15%, but this still represents a very strong performance in challenging economic conditions.
Following this recent decline, I therefore believe that BAE Systems offers an exceptional buy at its current price. With geopolitical tensions high, defence spending is sure to increase in the next few years. As a result, I reckon that this stock will be able to thrive in the near future.
Time to rake it in boys!!!
Loads of new contract with the US government. This is the lowest you'll see this share for a while!!!
Dividend is back...
"Gross profit, our most important measure of income, grew by 12% during 2020 to £235.7m, with operating profit up by 11% to £93.7m. Cash generation was again very healthy, with no discernible impact from COVID-19. Based on our confidence in the business and a robust 2020 performance we are announcing the resumption of our normal dividend policy, to include payment of the interim dividend previously cancelled in March 2020".
Sorry to butt in here but I have a question for you more experienced traders. If a company pays a missed dividend from earlier in the year, do the current holders get that dividend or the persons that owned the share at the previous ex-div date retain that dividend? Thanks in advance
Sorry to butt in here but I have a question for you more experienced traders. If a company pays a missed dividend from earlier in the year, do the current holders get that dividend or the persons that owned the share at the previous ex-div date retain that dividend? Thanks in advance
Mr Bond, I don't have "fellow shorters", Strange conception you have. I'm hoping this goes lower so I can top up because I'm in it for the long haul and like the dividend plus thought of 2 quid plus a share in the distant future.
MrBond, why do people automatically think you're trying to manipulate the stock if they say they think the price will drop lower? It would be a pointless exercise anyway . The market is not swayed by a couple of comments on a message board.
DJ, why would I try to deramp a stock I'm invested in? If you're so certain about this stock you'd be happy if the price dives so that you can buy them at a low price. I was just making a statement that I believe that this will sink further before making a recovery. The last SP was not promising for the near future but if you're willing to hold, which I am, then you'll be quids in. Hoping this drops to 110 . My avg is 133 so I personally would like to avg down to the 115-118 region.
Ghengis, here is just one of the many articles that there is uncertainty around the first possible vaccines. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/coronavirus-first-covid-vaccines-likely-023700017.html But we need testing to be carried out on humans that are brave enough to trial it, so good luck. I hope the trial goes the right way for you.
I'm with ya Prince. It's difficult to know. If you're willing to hold for 1 year plus, I don't think you'd lose your money. My funds are all locked down between 7 different stocks right now and I'm in the red on ALL of them after the huge drops the last couple of days, but if I had some cash I would put in a limit order for 120 and let it ride for a week or so. I think this will drop to 110 in the next few weeks. Of course that's just speculation.
I don't agree, more is known about the virus. What we know now is that the first vaccine will not be wanted by most as the long termed effects are uncertain. We also know that it's spreading at an alarming rate and that government measures are not being effective. I think that we will be below 5000 again on the FTSE by the first couple of months next year. A second wave will be devastating to the markets and many companies will collapse. Then you can add Brexit to that equation. Be ready for A LOT of those dismal red days! We also know that shares seem to go down much faster than they recover. Hate to be the naysayer here but we have to be real.