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Thank you @Dan. No one is saying running a company like Vodafone is not exceedingly complicated, but that’s the challenge for a world-class CEO, and that’s why they get paid top £.
Nick has had 5 years of proving himself and VOD has been in a continuous spiral of decline. The problem is now seemingly the institutional investors have lost faith in his ability and no matter what he does Vod SP is doomed.
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me and that’s why institutional investors are now dumping Vod shares at scale.
I truly believe there’s a CEO out there with the potential that can turn Vod around. I know that much for now though, it’s not Nick
GLA
Dan is right. CEOs' job is to consistently destroy the value of the company over the years and earn hefty bonuses for it. Furthermore, they expect total support from the shareholders (according to Dan).
If you read between the lines, most of the recent downgrades are directed at Nick and his disastrous strategies
@stew200, agreed. A class action is warranted here
And why not if he's such a good con artist. Well, at least I know now my money is not spent on dodgy mistresses, or has it!
Enjoy my hard-earned money on your lavage lifestyle, Laural and Hardy.
Investing in this SP has been the biggest fiasco I ever had by far & I'm very very bitter.
The problem is that the market has lost trust in this useless board of kids. They think running a listed company is like running an IT project- Atrocious budget planning, poor time management and total lack of communication.
I just sincerely hope that someone out there can see the potential in this company with a different BoD. Otherwise, I’ve prepared myself for the biggest loss I ever had. A very expensive lesson.
Returns At Centamin (LON:CEY) Are On The Way Up
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/returns-centamin-lon-cey-way-041513511.html
Joithedots,
Maybe you can join the dots for me below ?
The SP action now as nothing to do with ongoing operational performance, it’s because of ……………………
Have you tried buying a large volume of shares? Plenty available, no one wants them
Have you tried selling a large volume of shares? You can’t, no one wants them
Have a nice xmas mate & let's hope 2022 will be kinder on PI and Steve will lookup what RNS mean
I think we can now assume that none of the late-stage contracts would be converted this year. Hence, 2021 will be circa 60% down on 2020, and that explains the ski slope
I fear the worst next week in the absence of any RNS
typo G5 = 5G in previous post
Metaverse, blockchain and G5 will bring endless opportunities to the likes of Loopup. More so than Zoom.
I sincerely hope Loopup can capitalise on these opportunities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZrXVk1h16E
Zacks scoring is more reactive and lags circa 7 to 10 days behind the market. It's meaningless if the SP is volatile, which is the case with CEY.
Look at the full analyses by Stockopedia. CEY is currently contrarian and needs a catalyst to push it back to its rightful place.
"the time to buy is when there's blood in the streets."
I will add some more over the next week or so
Prepare yourselves for upward momentum.
JP Morgan keeps its positive view on European telecoms
going into 2022, citing return to revenue growth, sector
consolidation and favorable regulation
JPM says it expects 2022 to deliver record levels of
sector M&A and key plays on this include BT, KPN, Cellnex,
Vodafone, INWIT INWT.MI and Vantage Towers VTWRn.DE
I suspect it doesn’t matter anymore about the turnover or contract wins. The market has lost trust in BOD totally, and you can’t blame them. We don’t know what the BOD are planning to do with the money. Poor strategy, ambiguous roadmap and total lack of transparency and communication.
Our only saviour right now is a takeover bid, or they start paying dividends.
If I recoup half of my losses am out, and put the losses down to "AIM lesson learnt"
Vod is one of the most shorted ftse100 companies. It's a safe bet for shorters and the telecom volatility is a good justification for the slow and deliberate tree shake to frustrate shareholders and get cheap SP.
I'm not selling at a loss to make fat cats fatter no matter how frustrated I get, and my message to shorters is:
May I say not in a shy way
No, no, not me
I will do it my way
The problem is when FTSE goes up the sp goes up marginally or doesn't but when the FTSE goes down the sp exaggerates the losses. So the trajectory is very worrying.
My hat off to Nick, the SP is > 50% down during his leadership and he's still there earning the big fat bonuses, you just wonder.......