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CRI55 is full of it, when he sells his shares he puts SGC down and when he buys he is ramping at full steam. Makes for painful reading.
The big thing with this share is how will money be reinvested and what will be given back to shareholders. The answer to these two questions will take us over £5. Until then we will keep bobbing up and down.
All I know is that I am here until then as I am sure the CEO wants this to go over £5 to prove her worth.
This share is for the long term, nothing is going to happen in the short-term too may hurdles to cross, but in the long run this will give a good return and great dividend on top. I am piling in as funds become available. I feel sad for the engineers but these decisions need to be made. With time the workforce will be back and money will come rolling in especially once Spirit energy is sold, even if that's at a discount.
I think this will go to £1 in a year or two, with a decent dividend for those who get in now.
I only got in recently after the the bounce of the bottom and plan to put more in here as funds become available. You have to be in here for the long term, not much in here for the short term.
Investing in CNA basically comes down to one question: Do you have faith in the turnaround plan the CEO has in mind? If yes then this is a good point to get in and wait longterm for the plan to materialise into the SP moving forwards, if not then don't invest!!
The Share price has suffered due to the risk involved in the split and the potential drop in the divi. But the way I see it this is what makes it a buying opportunity as generally speaking each part will be more focused and the potential upside is great.
This is why the SP has been up last couple of days:
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Divi might be back towards the end of the year if we are lucky
Yes this is so true as people will be booking more staycations this year with the 3rd lockdowns on the mainland. Lets hope we get our dviv back soon, then this will definetly get over £4.
I thought the SP supposed to rise when the target price gets lifted?
What a great set of result, I am holding as we look greener, leaner and ready to shoot up as the lockdown lifts.
Who is this Gallmat coming up with all this rubbish, obviously trying to get in at a lower SP. Please don't listen to him, this is a great company and we will do well this year.
Last time this dropped in Jan there were loads of people here saying that the news was nothing new and this would just bounce back and it did for a while, I was up about 20%. Managed to get out with 3% loss, moved on and bought CNA and will hold that for the long term at least feel confident that there is a lot of progress going on there and a lot of upside. Sorry to see my PFC shares go, but better to burn your fingers and get out than see a big loss on my portfolio.
This ones only for the brave and stupid now
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I think with most companies if the there is some money in the bank and it looks like there is a good chance the company can ride the rest of the pandemic storm the SP goes up after results as the market is optimistic. I think we have enough money in bank and we will do well on results day, hopefully there will be some news of a big contract and we will fly.
The SFO saga will continue and we may have something of an update in June.
Can't see this go over 130 until the dividend comes back. I expect to see it through till then at least. I have been in here since 70p and have seen it go down and all the way up, been patient.... Lets hope it pays off.
Can someone explain to me how the shorters make money if they hold the shorted stock for so many years. How do expect to retrieve profit if they are paying to borrow stock for so long?
How do they expect to see this going any lower when everything is pointing to a recover to at least 170 levels?
I dont get it?!?!
Paddyboy, it's not too late, but I suppose some people are just greedy!? and don't mind dragging everyone down.
Let's hope we crack 135 well and proper today, I think this will do well once the US open in the afternoon as the stimulus package looks like it will go through over the weekend