Member Info for goldenshares

Were you closer to Romford and Harlow?

I used to work/live in Basildon/Grays & Brentwood in my youth.

Whats that about Billericay?
I was lucky to get out of there in one piece lol

Traditionally its said to sell in May and come back st ledgers day,but these are strange times.
Maybe more profitable to trade saga between 15.5 to 16.5

pfg has a trading update due on 27th May.

I do regularly sanitise the cave,virtual gloves and masks are available at the entrance.

Nope but like you say a nice tip.

Yep losses from av cancelled out some of previous lloyds profits.

I dont like the look of x,its losses forecast over 36 months equate to nearly the Sp value of the company.

pfg probably a good investment at current price around 180p,its a doorstep lender so obvious issues with corona at present and bad debts with current economic situation.
Attractively priced for long term though and potentially an excellent income share.
Personally Im holding just lgen and lloyds.
Im sure Opt will pop in at some point

Problem is Government has acted like a prize numpty.
Why didnt it switch off the airports and quarentine people coming back for 2 weeks from the start of February,christ the airports are still running.

Are you guys fully aware of the Herv/Aviva France situation?

I sincerely hope it gets broken up and somewhere near five pounds per share is released for you.

Switched back to lgen,fed up with marvin,montagu sell friends provident at 79p not the 150 offer a year before,and the issue of aviva france/herv -another coffee moment.

At the time of your post was lgen up 3%?
Do you not spout negative dribble day in day out without basing it on fundemental fact?

Your statement on lgen being up 3% was factually incorrect,you really are sounding like marvin the paranoid android.

Your statement on lgen is factually incorrect.
If you are genuinely in aviva better not to post your doom and gloom all the time,too much negativity.

You have contradicted yourself in your 1319 post.
First paragraph you admitted that the last set of results were great(hard to deny it is after all statistics),but then you said part of sp drop is down to lack of faith in current management?
Er surely not the case the great results were down to the current management?
Its only in the imaginary bubble world of a few in here that keep criticising(unfairly in my opinion)the current management.
Book values going up, revenue up, profit trend up(barring macro unavoidable headwinds affecting all in near term),debt levels down,costs down.
If you bought in at the wrong part of the economic cycle stop crying about it and blaming the management because the reality is Tullochs been doing a good job and the hard statistics back it.

Companies can control their book value not the sp value its out of their hands.

You cannot deny that regulators have made financial companies alot stronger.