The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
So far so good, up 3.6% in 2 weeks, better than any savings rates currently on offer. Stick or twist ? This is always the hard choice. Sticking for now, based on he don't need the money anytime soon. Good luck everyone.
I have returned to SSE, chasing the highs due to speculation of a takeover. Its a risk, having sold last year at 11.62, bought a 1000 @ under 16, just a punt have so much cash in an isa doing nothing, just needed to have a go. At worst next year will get £800 divi at 5% tax free. At best maybe a large capital gain, tax free in my isa. Always use money you can afford to lose, but obviously you don't won't to lose a penny. Good luck everyone.
I was heavily into SSE but sold out last year. Current price is £2 above when I sold. Last month was thinking about getting back in, fortunately I didn't and they have been falling since. I can't get the fact out of my head that they have billions of debt, and RIIO2 will reduce the ROE. So watching but not buying for now.
My account has been charged for the option shares, but I requested excess shares to the option and they have not taken monies or indicating whether have was successful. Halifax trading account. Any ideas ? Or am I just being impatient ?
I always take broker views with a pinch of salt, if they are that clever why are they not super rich from buying and selling ? Easyjet have sold the silverware and are now renting some of it back, read the RNS, the collateral of the company has been seriously reduced. It's been a good share to ride the highs and lows, but it's a very high risk share IMHO.
Surprised to find Mirriad rising rapidly. This is a becoming my best share having bought at 20p as punt lsst year. If only I had bought more than I have. Starting to cover my losses from Bidstack, similiar idea they put adverts in games. Surprised there is not more excitement over Mirriad?
My friends returned to their Spanish home on Sunday. The flight was from Bristol to Malaga, they said there was only about twenty passengers on the Easyjet flight. Easyjet must be making serious losses of revenue at the moment.
This is share chat for SSE Generation, Transmission & Distrbuition, nothing to do with SUPPLY. OVO bought SSE supply.
I am flummoxed, this share price should be around £4-£5, I cannot understand why it it is still hovering around £6. Can anyone explain the rationale that keeps this near £6, not £5. I bought a month or so at £5.83, there was no quarantine from most of Europe and the price rose to around £6.30, I put a stop loss at £6.15. As the quarantine saga started the price fell, my shares were sold and I made a few hundred quid profit on 2000 shares. I just cannot understand why the price is near £6. I will buy back in, but there is nothing positive happening in UK or Europe at the moment that gives me confidence to invest a five figure sum. Please discuss.
Apology to all, I made a mistake, of course when they go ex divi the SP drops. I have held this share for over 20 years, but sold the lot back in March 20. I am concerned by their debt which has risen to £10 billion. I really miss the 5 figure dividends I use to get in my ISA, but times have changed and OFGEM are getting mean with RIIO2, trying to reduce the return on equity. I maybe wrong.
The 56p dividend is paid on Friday 18th September 20, therefore the price will drop by at least that amount. So if you want to buy you need to be patient.
Testing for Covid during the incubation period could be negative, it can take several days before it can be detected, hence the 14 days quarantine. So not sure testing at an airport will reduce quarantine, you maybe negative and five or so days later test positive.
There are no short positions. See link.
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareShortPositions.asp?shareprice=EZJ&share=easyJet