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Are you watching the bike race kick off?
Would they become Wizz Easy or Easy Wizz, that's the question that keeps playing on my mind 😂
I've been buying for years and will continue to drop feed.
But when the ftse 100 hardly moves in a decade, Pension funds pull out, Morgan Stanley makes statements like the UK being the cheapest in the world then we should be asking why and what's going to change to bring this confidence back.
Sorry for rant, I feel much better now :)
Ftse 100 Companies are due to pay around 27billion gbp in buybacks in 2023.
Many blue-chip companies trading at Pe ratios in the single digits yet the Ftse seems to be in a terminal decline.
UK pension funds won't even invest in the UK. Where has this gone so wrong?
I'm back in. Sold several months ago at 520 and picking up small batches on way down as doubt I will pick bottom.
Im hoping next week we can start to see some gains, otherwise I guess I will have to keep trying to average down
Thats guaranteed. It's knowing when is the problem. Could be tomorrow or in 5 years :)
All I know (believe) is that the UK markets are cheap and the downside risks are relatively limited.
Everything over the pond is priced multiples to the UK stocks. Yes if they fall the UK seems to have a habit of falling too but I am a strong believer we can't get much cheaper over here. We have some blue chip stocks trading at P/E multiples of single digits. We can't get much lower!
Honestly if I had a few billion I would be buying up UK Companies. Right now it's like my birthday every month when I get paid.
Everyone was is amazement when the Dow broke 30k. It's already had several down days and still at 34k. We are only above the 7k mark. US has a lot further to fall than us
Personally with the Mcap being so terribly low I want them to increase buybacks rather than a special divi. I plan to hold years my holdings and thus buybacks will make improvements in the long term.
This market cap now is a steal at 27.7 billion. What were our profits for the half?
Love from the French Alps
It's the forward looking statements the market looks at. Barclays expects their net margin to reduce as they expect interest rates to fall.
I find it very strange how I keep reading landlords are greedy and everything is their fault. Being a landlord and knowing quite a few others who work very closely and have good relationships with their tenants.
You must have had a bad experience or upset you don't own a property to rent out to keep putting all landlords in this box. In fact given Lloyds current landlord approach and assuming you are a shareholder then maybe u can put yourself in this box of yours?
Whats everyones thoughts on this. I read UK pension funds only invest around 4% in the UK which I was quite surprised about. Mandating a minimum amount would add billions on GBP inflow to the UK stock market but is it right?
If fund managers and our pensions don't perform well will the FTSE be blamed as we only see small growth or will this help propel the current low valuations of the UK stock market.....
I would see Lloyds as a big beneficial in this if it did happen
I've been holding for a while now and whst not too stressed about it very surprised we are not back at the 2gbp mark with so much positivity.
Looking forward to the next update.
Stagecoach
It's going to be an interesting period for the UK. Personally I see many people continuing with life not really understanding what high interest rates mean to their mortgage and credit card debts. I suspect this will start to play out more when mortgage renewals start happening. I also see less businesses starting up and investing until rates start to reduce.
Whatever happens I just don't have confidence at the moment in the BOE.
*panic
Agree with the first part and believe the impact is still yet to be felt.
US inflation came down considerably whereas UK has remained stubbornly high so be surprised if we did see a pause.
Current BOE don't seem to have a clue and making it up as they go along. Not that long ago creating pa is by saying we were heading to a deep dark recession. Should have stepped down for making silly remarks like that.
More fool you. Now it's down here and you think it's going to fall because u lost money...
Do the maths. Buying down here is a long term great strategy. Better you go back to your Wizz
If you are flip flapping for those reasons better you fip flap out of here
The trouble is you are only looking in through a tinted window and see what our eyes want us to see. MA is a shrewd man and I am sure he would have added several clauses into the terms which the board would not want to agree with. Have you seen the terms of the agreement to say with certianainty he was offering a good deal?
I would suspect there would be a large number of clauses we would not want to agree too and would only benefit MA, after all he is a business man.
In therms of 12gbp offer you are looking at the now with hindsight. Given the price was at over 60gbp, the company was not in stress and providing you saw a positive outcome why would you sell at 12gbp?
He is a billionaire and knows his chickens. He knows where this could take him. Looking at the captured audience and market share the business has who can blame him for not taking 12gbp.
Relax, read through the trading update and again, listen to the presentation and be a bit more positive...if you still can't after that ask yourself why you invested and if its still relevant.
I'm more interested in why this story has leaked now and who really leaked it. The SP is in a low point, seems maybe a little desperation to breath some life back considering the approach was back in Dec. Hope I'm wrong