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Time to realise the only consistency to come out of this company is increased debt and inability to compete in the wider world. The company was struggling well before the pandemic with annual declines in the SP. Now there is no dividend and the dribble reported to bring hope has the opposite effect and the sell off continues. Seeing this share continually drop in the top 5 on a consistent basis speaks volumes. Its a day trading share with short sellers having a field day. I am holding too many of these and regret the day I touched them years ago . DO not listen to those ramping up the share price, it hasn't happened for 7 years and no reason to believe it will now. Look at the facts and not the hype. For those talking up this lame duck, curb your enthusiasm. Its easy to say it will go up 40p but its not is it, as the world settles it continues to go backwards. All the excuses are long gone. It is simply a lowly regarded company in the market place at present
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Down much lower now.
Hence the sell off.
I blue day per week and the remainder red.
Just can't keep this stock up. Stocks may rise and stocks may fall but vodagone had delivered consistent falls year after year. I cant see where it offers any true shareholder value, just a dividend if 7% and an annual drop of 20% in SP. In other words day trade but dont think this is a company to actually invest in. Drops 13 to 15% each year.
By all means call those posting facts moaners but at least back up the hype with something, anything factual that demonstrated that there is actually shareholder value added annually. BT is killing it daily.
Only went up yesterday as the market dragged it up. Now again falling as it always does. Bt up . Vodafone down. Just need another 10p to get out. No more averaging down. Just throwing money. There is little confidence in the kids running the company from an investors perspective. They simply cannot add shareholder value. Proved that after year.
How much is vodafone up. Has it done any better than 2020 or is it still declining g year on year. Actuals would be nice. Perhaps compare to the analysts pick of the sector BT and vodafone stands out. If the consistency continues dec 2023 it will be around 85P. Dont knock just follow the history
Yes I made a post and the snowflakes came out to knock although they are talking nonsense as the facts cannot be changed and looking at Vodafone those holding out for a dividend of 7% a year and seeing the share price drop 20% a year says it all. In 20 years its had a consistent pattern and a 75% drop in share price. They attack because thats the only way to disagree with other points of view.
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I criticise the board and those responsible for borrowing more and yielding less each year. They really are looking down the tunnel and not seeing the train . Others can post as much about board reports etc but its not being believed and institutions are not buying in. Clearly. Companies rise and fall. Look at the 20 year charts and Vodagone has done one thing consistently. Fall. I hope I am wrong but after my last post I now know what I am missing, the feeling that there are way too many expecting the same strategy to yield a different result and then realising with each fall they are wrong but can't admit it. If vodagone comes back I will happily admit am wrong but see if others mean deal in the present.
Sorry I must be missing something and whilst I love the enthusiasm nothing is or has been reflective in the share price . It falls by 20% a year and shareholders get a dividend. After the dividend the investment has fallen 12 to 13%. Thd board seem clueless in any direction other than the one that diminishes shareholder value consistently. That they are experts at, apart from increasing debt. The markets do not hold out for this bargain as if they did it would soar. Its going nowhere which will eventually mean it will go somewhere but as borrowings mount to buy licences that do not offer a return on investment it must take a miracle to turn around. Its more worrying if the information is correct about the value of the business as if that dosent scream buy, nothing will and the sell off will continue. Why is there hope now when most they have done has failed. Out of the collective misfits that occupy the FTSE 100 vodafone must stand out as one of the riskiest. Why is it not moving up. The SP is crap.
Interesting that there is nothing on the FTSE 100 index that offers any decent growth. In hindsight I would never have touched anything british but invested 100% overseas. Covid hasn't nothing to do with it as all countries are in the same position but british stocks just goebavkward year on year or they would be another amazon etc. No matter what sector you look at, its literally FCKEd
But it hasn't gone up in 5 years so why are you hopeful now. What has changed. Have they changed senior management. Have the changed direction. Have they reduced debt. Still doing the same as always but taking bonuses and destroying Shareholder value. That's what they are good at and of course increasing debt to bid for projects that won't make a return on investment.
15000 shares. I could say I'm lucky in that this is not the only share diving but that would be foolish as it just means they are all losing money if I sold. Have to sayBritian has been the worst market to be in but that's life. The FTSE has never recovered to pre pandemic levels while other markets grow. I fear that if the yanks fall the FTSE will really dive. America has had 10000 deaths on the last 11 weeks and much higher cases of the virus. Their markets haven't dropped.
Given that there will be no positive news for some time and given cash burn is it safer to bail out now or sit it out. I'm in at 2 20 and watching this sink day on day while its clear hedge funds must be shorting this. Seems like its all going against them. Averaging down may be throwing good money after bad if they don't recover.
The share price direction would indicate its only a matter if time before it goes bust or am I missing a buying opportunity. Seems risky and a lame duck for short sellers.
What am I missing. Lost over 96% of its SP value in recent years.