Member Info for nicknaim

We are already getting the benefit of leaving the EU as we are the first country to approve the vaccine, even though it was developed in germany we have got it first and its on its way to these shores...

Going to be an interesting day, everyone being tentative considering this is outstanding news ..

What Is Motley fool agenda then???

Has anyone noticed that when motley fool **** on a company the SP goes up ??

Oh dear , didnt the educated investers already know the state of the economy!, and have the vaccines disappeared over night?
some people are very short sighted....

Any one who sells this week runs the risk of not getting back in ,even at these levels so best to just take care and top up on the dips .

Is it also prudent to think that the big Dividend paying company's that kept afloat and kept up dividends,even if some reduced to save costs ,whilst others sank will have a more attractive future and higher SP value ?

As temting as it is ! the company is a stinker and loses money year after year, and that was pre covid, pathetic dividend and now none, people have lost their shirts buying into this through good ol nostalga whilst others have been lucky, you pays your money....

Can't for the life of me bare to watch the nervous ninnies lemming sellers, its painfull ..

In the coming weeks £3.00 could be a sensible bet and am confident this will come sooner than later as the daily confidence returns..

Sp drops back goes up and sideways, its the nature of the beast ie stock market, was 200. 5th nov so has gone up, nice steady climb now, and no its not going to happen to day but its going to correct up...

I see a range of 305- 325 coming soon...

The Oxford Vacine been announced today so 3 vaccines now in motion and Oxford vaccine easier to make in large doses...
faze 3 underway so news forthcoming with results..

Confidence returning to the markets, Aviva has the ability to move to above 5.00 ... imo

Looking back through the graph a few years this has struggled to maintain over the 2.60 mark,a few peaks above 270 ish but nothing remarkable, good steady dividend though.. still a few shares left trading well below so not unhappy to be out..

I remember buying in 2.60 ish back in late march, sold em 350 ish in early april ! this was first wave and and it was starting to unravel that bp was in truly dire straights, but still they didnt drop that much even after anouncing billions of right downs and a much reduced dividend, recently shell have announced a rise of their dividend by up to 4% , so with all this in mind I am feeling positive long term and wouldnt be surprised to see many weekly gains of up to around 230-250 IMO

Ive had a fair few dividends over numerous shares and the sp price always seemed to rise befor the ex date.. I have sold on that bases and earned more doing this than the divi payment, then bought back in same amount of shares after the event cheaper and banked the difference so why ??

Sp will always rise with a fourth coming dividend, lots of long term traders jump on the rise and sell before going ex ,all quite normal so best not get carried away ...

Looks like investors homing in to calmer safer waters...

fundamentally this is a company trying to reinvent itself and I would not be surprised it has not reached its bottom yet, we have all been buying into a super major but it doesn't look like one at the moment so needs to be cheap enough to take a proper gamble.. GL