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Anyone who applies for a motor finance reclaim should have their driving license revoked at the same time.
If you can't take responsibilty of your life decisions..
60p
At least the 21st March gap was filled. Back over 12 next week.
Does anyone think Carnival will do a RR type bounceback? Double bag in 3 years?
Https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/natwest-seeks-approval-buy-more-taxpayer-owned-stock-speed-up-privatisation-2024-03-18/
Back to £4 in the next 18 months would be nice.
Maybe they're waiting for the SP to go ex divi then loading up the buyback.
Gold will be good when they introduce the digital pound and any physical cash savings is wiped out. Gold, land, property, shares (need paper certificates because you don't actually own them).
AI will do away with 50% of jobs so they'll have to introduce universal basic income. Far too much debt though currently so massive haircuts needed. CBDC on it's way along with a big reset.
Hopefully RR gets to 6 squidoodles long before then so I can sell up and bury a few shiny bars in the back garden. lol.
Wasn't there 6 companies bidding for SMR in the first place? So the Government has spent months whittling down from 6 to 6. It should have gone from 6 to 3 or 2.
Sorry for the bad mood... monday morning blues.
Hopefully Sunak sends Tufan a big SMR cheque else i'll be voting for Count Binface for a long long time.
Are we supposed to hear of any shortlisting of potential suppliers this year? A rise to 250p would be lovely.
it is concerning that the hs2 leg from birmingham to manchester looks like it's going to be scrapped. wtaf is this government doing?? france is literally ****t1ng all over us with rail and nuclear.
this country seems to be on a managed decline so my hopes about them buying rr smrs are diminishing.
Any Government department or party that decides not to give the lion's share of SMR contracts will be committing self destruction.
Everyone knows that Rolls Royce is the one of the biggest crown jewels in the UK PLC. Going against that is an act of treason.
Just another £4.91 to go on the rise.
Https://cepa.org/article/ukraine-victory-is-closer-than-you-think/
The article implies that Ukraine doesn't need to get to the sea of Azov but just another 10 miles south to cut the ground lines of communication. 10 more miles then the east-west transport routes are in range of MLRS.
The biggest problem is the UK Gov creating a daft quango called 'Great British Nuclear' to delay decisions.
Can you imagine the Chinese waiting 6 years for a final investment decision on SMR? No. Because they're already fkn building them. Did they go out to tender. NO!
https://world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Core-module-installed-at-Chinese-SMR
LTI you are correct Lloyds is not 50% down. I meant the SP has to gain 50% ish to get back to pre-covid levels.
All i'm thinking is profit 😊
How come the Natwest SP has recovered to pre-covid levels but Lloyds still down 50% ?
Looking at the chart it was around 60p in Feb 2020. Has the buyback somewhat delayed the recovery because of the low divi? £2bn paid out would have been at least 2.5p a share (very handy for cost of living crisis and high gas bills).
Here's a question. If the GBN/Government announces this autumn that RR SMR will get the lion share of orders then how foward looking is the share price? Will it jump?
The reactors are still years off from being built but the path will be set to a new huge revenue stream that if you hold long enough you will end up multi-bagging.
Personally I think RR will get the bulk of the orders. At least 16-20 reactors at the ex Magnox sites plus one for Ineos (remember that story end of last year but went quiet). 20 reactors + Hinkley C and Sizewell C still leaves another 10GW short for AMRs and GE/Microsoft. But then what do I know.
Https://groceries.morrisons.com/products/lisner-herrings-in-cream-sauce-268679011
Lovely with a side of boiled baby potatoes and salad.
For the first time since 2006, not a single analyst followed by Bloomberg recommends selling shares of Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc.
The last bear on the Street, JPMorgan Chase & Co., lifted its rating to neutral from underweight on Monday, joining other former sell-rated brokers like BNP Paribas Exane and Oddo BHF in upgrading the jet engine maker amid this year’s Europe-leading rally
in the stock.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-07/rolls-royce-is-free-of-sell-ratings-for-first-time-in-17-years#xj4y7vzkg
Time to celebrate with a pint or 3 👍
It's not so much the competition but the delays in funding.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jul/18/grant-shapps-earmarks-20bn-for-new-fleet-of-nuclear-reactors-in-uk
...It is unlikely that any of the suggested £20bn of taxpayer funding will be distributed before the next election. A final decision on each project will not occur before 2029 – a date at which Rolls-Royce had hoped to be up and running – with power being produced from the “early 2030s”.
You just can't make this crap up.