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Wrong again Twogoodtodie
U.S. residents can get LSE stocks that involve using your regular U.S. broker to buy LSE shares traded as ADRs; they're foreign shares held in trust by a U.S. based bank.
and if your unclear
"ADRs are negotiable securities issued by a bank that represent shares in a non-U.S. company. ADRs can trade in the U.S. both on national exchanges and in the over-the-counter (OTC) market, are listed in U.S. dollars, and generally represent a number of non-U.S. shares to one"
In essence they buy the shares and are held by the bank trading platform
@TwoGoodtoDie
As you got my last post removed , I will repost without the insult, because the truth is worth reposting.
USA investors can Buy Angle shares, they can buy any share on a UK listed exchange, they can even buy non listed shares through a broker. As I said I know your "shorting" but its going to mean you lose money, no matter how much you "mangle" the truth
Sheltie
Agreed been in RR since the 80p`s been very good and its a very positive outlook for 2024
Falconer-Flyer
No point in interacting with you, you have obviously stopped taking your medication and are due a home welfare visit
If you want to know why the share price is down all you have to do is look today at Pound to Dollar (down a cent in the last 2 hours), the chart is identical, its not rocket science
Add that to the turkey frenzy in the states tomorrow and today was always going to be soft
LSE is reporting everything (all trades) as sells when they are not. I bought this morning as it was reported as a sell when it was a buy.
Looking at the share trade prices (this morning) this has happened a few times
"Why would there be a significant number of legal actions about account closures. They weren't found to have acted illegally for Farage"
An Internal review said that it was legal but had issues. However the FCA is now back looking at it, Farage has lots of evidence because of subject access requests as will others when they do the same thing.
The main problem is that they are still trying to cover this up and not saying "we completely messed up", Alison Rose has fill the culture with Woke nonsense, and put in systems to reinforce it. At some point the bank will go back to putting profit first and that will be the time to invest
Stunning results!!!
In answer to the question about the dividend its 10% of full year profits this year and 20% next year
"Given the financial performance in FY23 alongside easyJet’s strong liquidity position, the board intends to pay a dividend of 10% of FY23’s headline profit after tax, payable in early 2024. The expectation is that this will rise to 20% of headline profits after tax in FY24"
I hope not to many got caught out by this mornings drop and sold.
Trying to trade this stock will backfire the trajectory is very good and upwards (some may say its a "darling" of the market. I've been with this since I bought last year 10`s of thousands under £1 and wont be selling until the music stops and right now its deafening.
Yeah I noticed the 20 mill and 50 Mill share transactions, something is going on
The Guardian has the lowest circulation of any national newspaper and THG buying CITY AM scares the hell out of them as it gives THG a voice.
The Guardian is owned by "Scott trust Ltd" which was "The Scott trust" and one of its stated aims apart from the liberal journalism, and promotion of left leaning ideas was "the voice of opponents no less than that of friends has a right to be heard".....Guess that went out of the window then
I`m happy they are working on and starting to sort the debt and see this as the start of the turnaround point
"Improved debt maturity and liquidity with a £600m RCF refinanced to 2028, and £400m bond refinancing on track for delivery in Q3 23
Net debt down 38 million
Covenant gearing 3.0x down to 2.8X
2023 Full Year Adjusted Operating Profit expected to be between £200m and £215m"