The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
When the dividend is cut 75 per cent this share may begin to look sensible. Kindermorgan always said they were impervious to oil price volatility and they have lost the trust of many investors forever. Time Royal Dutch Shell came clean.
Always good when there is a payout as fewer to pay ! But when no payout it benefits only the company.
It would be good if they invested in security at the entrance to airports - like they have at Brussels now. This is where Ryanair could get in front. Airports like Stansted only fly their own brand.
Well what would make Ryanair really good ? More information about their maintenance schedules and the checks they do with fast turnaround times? Scaled charges for cancellations so you get money back - if you give up a seat on a fully booked plane you booked 6 months previously there ought to be no charge.A share holder dividend if only 2.5 annually or a stock dividend that is cheaper to do?There must be more because capable of being first class with a bit of thought.
Dividend well covered. I continue to hold. Good family run company.
Their fares are often cheap and I have been glad of them. Sometimes I think how can they make a profit. But I loathe using them. In particular if you want to change your flight for a good reason -well in advance you get nothing back for your unused flight and they sell it at a profit. Is this the way to treat customers. It tells you one thing. This company cares nothing. Customers are in CEO's words 'bums on seats'. Ok this is the face of ruthless capitalism - yes they have good investment in new planes - cheap fares in good planes what else should I need to care about ? So in conclusion B- - Much room for improvement. I am still more comfortable with British Airways costs a bit more but meals included and you feel they care about you.
With BREXIT and political uncertainties this has some rock solid earning streams.
They have been good for capital appreciation but Mr O'Leary a Scrooge when it comes to paying shareholders dividends. Nice big correction needed .
Good buying opportunities recently. Low P/e plenty of earnings to pay the dividend even if we have a flat period for a while and there has been a healthy correction from the frothy levels of last year.Surely if you hold in an ISA no tax to pay ?
10 per cent cash dividend - they say 1BDT per share payable by 4 th July and 5 per cent stock dividend. Nothing very exciting. You might have expected a 5per cent yield but it's less than 3. Still live in hope at least the company is doing ok and long way from EU
Often viewed as a stronger bank than Santander. Quarterly dividend usually a month in front of Santander. Jim Cramer keen on this one - for what that's worth Spanish banks low at the moment because of the political crisis - maybe a rally if there is eventually a good political settlement -new election or whatever
Still without a new Government. Still 50 per cent youth unemployment. But has improved a bit with increased tourism due to terrorism in other places and better sterling value.Short of a change in the Constitution to enable a majority to be found the outlook there is difficult and even that may it result in good government. As for the UK unit. They wanted to sell it but have kept it probably because it earns a good profit - for now ! Are UK hoses prices high forever - will there never be a negative equity crisis in UK again ? Banco Sans plum asset not without risks.. Will the BREXIT referendum result whatever it is make a lot of difference as there are risks either way. The dividend cut was savage but with the share price drop looks quite generous now. In due course we will find out how sustainable it is at the reduced level .
Probably some profit taking on the recovery from recent lows. Patience a virtue here. Sure many long abandoned this but if this stock hangs in - there long term rewards will be good and well deserved for the holders.Naturally all equity investments are risks and for my part this a small investment amongst others .
I sold out of these a while back because the yield was shrinking as the price rose so I lost out on a bit of capital appreciation. I re -entered recently at 666 just dipping my toes - I am hoping to add further between now and referendum lower .I think Uk assets are being affected by the uncertainty but it creates buying opportunity but not without risk. If the out vote wins it would be good to have a bit of spare cash - if we vote out in the long run these will do well but much patience. If there is too much financial turbulence and Bank of England raise rates it's not good for reits but it may make more opportunity. This is an unusual view I know but I am happier buying low.
Residential property investment. Was best bought around 143 but this is rentals from prime letting I around Berlin. Whilst we have Euro weakness should be viewed as long term to achieve full potential. Recent results good and scope for earnings growth
Always decent with their investors .One might think should they afford it but 0.5 p interim good for a restarter if on the register 18th Dec which means X date 17th I think.
Excellent half year with reduced borrowing costs obviously reason for all the buys ! dIvi up a few cents for half year. this is a euro stock which means some brokers might not trade it for you. But Jarvis do in ISA and X-02 account as well. Currently euro is weak against the £ which is only negative factor with this but these things tend to go round in circles so at present this looks like a good hedge in the strongest Eurozone economy..strong buy if without