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Still popping in Gary - pretty disappointing year yet again for Vodafone . Can’t really see much downside now as surely somebody will come in with an offer .

Hope everybody has a great Christmas and New Year .

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Yep you sure do keep the price moving up - everytime you post your cr*p it reverses haha

Oh well Jax05 - only plop that happens comes out your posts !!!!

Quickly moving up Jax - you have your graph upside down.

Jac are you ok you havnt posted for a couple of days .

Maybe jax meant the weather forecast will reach 71 :)

Jax is nothing to do with me . I pop in every now and again but have had a rough few months ( not share related ) so have not really been interested in all this . I did say voda would drop low 70’s , I dont gloat , i am not happy about it but just couldnt see anything happening to make it improve .

I hope for all your sakes it improves but I got out at 86p - i may get back in if things improve but at the moment I am out . Good luck all .

Jax you have gone quiet ?

Bad wording as the headline

If you read it actually says increase to 20 %

The UAE operator's cooperation with Vodafone is awaiting regulatory approvals in countries where the British company operates, which "include an agreement to regulate relations between the two companies, and also the possibility of increasing our stake to 20%," Dowidar said.

The inevitable jax05 dumbass remark !!!

Well there she goes - up - Jax wrong as usual

Nope - your getting boring Jax yawn

It is possible for a company to suspend the payment of dividends (ie to decide not to pay them for a time), as a company is not obliged to pay dividends. It is also possible for a company to cancel a dividend (ie not pay a dividend that it had already indicated that it intended to pay), although if and when a company can cancel a dividend will depend on whether it is a final dividend or an interim dividend.

Once a final dividend is declared (ie approved by the shareholders) it becomes a debt that is immediately due from the company to its shareholders, unless the terms of an approving resolution provide for it to be payable at a future date, in which case it becomes a debt due only on that date. Once a final dividend has become a debt due, its payment can be enforced, meaning that the shareholders have a right to sue for that debt, if the dividend is cancelled.

In contrast, the payment of an interim dividend is a decision of the directors and no debt due from the company to its shareholders is created at the time that decision is made, so an interim dividend can be cancelled at any time up to its payment. A shareholder’s right to an interim dividend does not arise until the dividend is actually paid

The fizz has gone flat - must be the heat :)

I think its more the german probe in the news section

Wow - even in this nice hot weather it seems the ski slopes are about . Awful as usual

“Because that's what investors call for when they havn't got a clue”

Surely you dont mean the large shareholders dont have a clue haha !!!!!!

And I have never pretended to know - but lets just say the share price is at levels I have said it would hit - not your rose tinted glasses everytime it has the odd good day . I’m not gloating because I feel bad for the shareholders .

Dan - you really think he was sacked because the small private investors were calling for it - oh dear me you never learn .

Thats what the analysts thought of that call . !!!!!