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I’ll be very surprised considering the dilution caused by the RI if you do not participate your holding will be diluted by 40%

I bought in ages ago at 95p and sold out at 152p just after the jab spike. I missed out on the £2 plus price.
I am looking to buy in again but am worried about the short term prospects.
Some Euro airlines have said they are going back to the markets again to raise capital to help repay bail out loans. IAG have taken money and I’m concerned they too will do the same.
I think there is the opportunity to do well with this one but what price to get back in?

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Please do not take this as a criticism as we all have different tolerance to risk - but
I would not be comfortable having such a large percentage of my portfolio in just one share especially in a leveraged position that is rebalanced every day.
Good luck to you I hope it pays off.

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I am concerned tomorrow that if the Fed signals a more aggressive tapering withdrawal than anticipated combined with the current geopolitical situation will result in a knee jerk market reaction. If this does happen, hopefully, it will correct it’s self over the coming weeks. If I do get back in anything below 110:I’ll park this share in an ISA for the long term - sold half at 117.56 a few days ago.

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Sometimes being a passive investor pays off. I sold half my holdings at 117.56. I’ve traded this share over 20 times and am showing a profit of more than 100%. My last sale gave me 17%
This would have to go to +220 to give me similar returns and I still own half.

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You may be right who knows ? But I doubt it will be an uninterrupted linear rise there will be pull backs along the way with opportunities to get back in.
We all have different strategies and different budgets and we all want to make money.

Could not resist the profit - sold half at 117 after missing out last time.
Will hold for 125 before selling another 25% and sit on the rest long term.

The RI increased the total number of Rolls shares in existence by 333%, from 1.93 billion to 8.37 billion.
Therefore £2.50 equates to old price of £8.32. There would have to be a massive buy back to get shares back to pre-funding levels.
That said BP are buying back $1.4 billion per year for the next 4 years

Extract from RR investor relations board
In addition, under the terms of certain of its recent loan facilities, the Company is restricted from declaring, making or paying distributions to shareholders on or prior to 31 December 2022 and from declaring, making or paying distributions to shareholders from 1 January 2023 unless certain conditions are satisfied.

Hopefully certain conditions satisfied.
I’m still holding but nervous as I’ve broken my rule by not selling if more than a certain % up

I think they will be issuing redeemable Non-cumulative C shares in lieu of dividends.
See link
https://www.rolls-royce.com/~/media/files/R/Rolls-Royce/documents/investors/shareholder-guide-2019.pdf

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2.2M pensioners live below the U.K. poverty line. A further 1.5M would struggle to pay an unexpected bill of £300 - those pesky rich pensioners

I tend to agree. There is a gap that needs filling at that level but I think gap-a- nomics is suspect at the best of times and especially so with COVID when prices are moved on emotion rather than data and fundamentals.
If the 2.65 is filled there is one waiting (best of memory) at 1.92. Where does one stop?
8o% of gaps do get filled but it can take up to 5 years and without COVID

I can remember back in the day everyone hated tobacco shares - stating they were dead in the water virtually un-tradable.
AJ Bell reveals that if you bought £100 worth of BAT shares in 1984 and reinvested the dividends, by the beginning of 2019 they were worth £33,123.
Oil is going to be around for another 2 decades which gives oil companies plenty of time to diversify and become the biggest new energy providers.
This share at present is quite cheap and many fund professionals are quite bullish

Tend to agree - dividends can be seen as a lazy or unimaginative use of money.
I prefer a mixture - buy backs (reasons as stated ) some dividends to offer investor interest, and finally investment/acquisitions to boost overall value.

https://graniteshares.com/media/twqmmp32/3lrr-graniteshares-3x-long-rolls-royce-daily-etp.pdf
Not for the faint hearted and really designed for day trades.