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I quite like the idea of holding shares once they are converted. I do have concerns about the militancy but I think it's better to have something of something than nothing of something and hopefully people will see sense. South Africa also hopefully are open for business.
Too many good things, more good than bad in my view. Good luck.
Assuming we have a no deal brexit aren't we probably looking at a lower pound making this share more attractive at an international level. Most of the operations seem to be UK based so not having to move offices and people. More generally on banking, HSBC and Barclays appear mainly UK, Asia, US I think I'm right in saying. The UK is one of the richest countries in the world and we buy a lot of things. I have flicked through a few comments on here but see things differently. I think the banks are due a rebound. Any views on this?
This price fall might encourage more decisive action, back in October to check by which time hopefully the share will have stopped being punished and / or the strategic review begins to deliver.
Maybe a merger next.
Hoping they might have hedged some more and increased the overall price in that respect. I think everything has mostly been covered in other announcements.
Here's hoping.
Next few months could be good.
Some of these. Wonder where it will be next year or weeks, A bank with massive potential, maybe gobbled up.
Not sure but it seems to have a good core product. Beer.
Who knows maybe Whitbread go back to basics and gobble the whole lot.
Is what's required.
If we have a good deal then the market should rise.
A bad deal and then assuming sterling depreciates a discount.
This is an amazing business, takeover target I believe.
I think this will go back to the 70s, 80s pretty soonish.
No I held before twice, I sold at a profit twice and twice at a loss. I'd have to check but I think I am down on those trades. My intention has always been to long term hold but sometimes I give positions a rest. I will buy more if it keeps dropping and don't have a sell target. Good luck! I try not to obsess with a share and so as a rule try not to pay too much attention to share boards. Good luck. Back in September.
Some, will buy more if it drops. Good luck!
Golden rule don't invest for a takeover as invariably it leads to a weak order book, lots of weak speculators. I think it's a good one for a SIPP. I also hold outside of that with an average below 40p.
Going back to takeovers I am surprised there wasn't more deals when the oil price dropped. I am sure there's a few in the pipeline, get it boom boom. One problem with this is - what would be a good price, I doubt institutions would accept 60,70,80 pence. Maybe 80 but hopefully you see my point.
Bought some more.
Makes it even more attractive but I'd still stand by most previous posts of it not being one for people to hold with tight stops in place as you are just risking bringing the price down to close you out.
Anyway that's me done. I bought some a couple of weeks ago and held back last week, if it drops a bit I might buy some more from here.
Good luck one and all.
Just to clarify that's what I think could happen when they announce the expiry of the licence, could bounce about quite a lot on that day but I think it will be short lived. I think the price will begin to rise above where we are now when that happens. Plus they probably can't sell the business until that is out of the way.
In the nicest possible way this looks weak. Make sure you can cover a drop to something like 30p. In that event I think it will come back, maybe keep on rising.
Agree.
Although they are still getting paid.
I think the best option is for shareholders to contact the major shareholders and ask them to make the changes, if not why not.
Some last week and will buy some more next week.
you will be back over 3 in 6 months, if it makes you sad then stop looking!