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Yes 14 seems to be the support level so a good point to get in and 1525 ish to exit. Trading it is fine but as investment every time this pops it’s head any higher the two fossil owners desperately start dumping large amounts, a real overhang and dilution, “ investors “ should be aware of that as the majority owners seem very keen to exit, and at a price 40 pc lower than the highs historically reached for this. Beware. Ftse 100 only 500 points above where it was dec 1999 omfg, even the French bourse has doubled in that time, both index and sterling have been a disaster for almost 20 years. Shocking. Trade it but invest elsewhere.

The U.K. heading for a hardcore recession, real wages falling, insane tax levels and worst of the lot parabolic inflation. It doesn’t really matter what happens to interest rates it’s about affordability. In 2008 onwards property tanked 30 pc with zero rates which proves my point. The current situation writes itself, the U.K. a credit junkie low productivity self harming brexit basket case heading for the wall which is why the BOE today were too terrified to raise rates. Stick to buying US growth stocks and swerve sxxthole U.K. and terrible indexes for wealth preservation. S&P hits a new high every day, enjoy. The U.K. and europe has been a black hole for making money for aeons, the ftse only 500 points above where it was Dec 1999. Pathetic.

This getting an unlubed axx****ing as per. Cant all be on the back of the BOE deciding to finally tank the pound completely?

Ragtrade, your an imbecile and a jealous bitter little twxt. And whats wrong with parties with loads of coke and loads of babes, good luck to them, I’d bet you would just love a dose of that instead of your fat ugly wife and poverty stricken shixxy little life haha. Boohoo shares are dirt cheap, have hoovered up 4oks worth, will double my money over two years, luvvin it.

Ryanair delisting from London blaming brexit. Good for them, stick it to the brexit ******s, what an epic fail brexit has been.

@luckyguy

How is it cheap as chips? It’s well above fair value with a crippling overhang of the two fossil dipsxxt brexit owners dumping shares every time it goes above 15.50, endless dilution. The share price is virtually the same as in 2014 and it pays a pathetic dividend, why bother? Buy S&P growth and forget basket case UK. HL still and always will be associated with Woodford fiasco, quite right as they punted that rubbish hard for years, ceo should have resigned but they couldn’t becos it would have looked guilty with lawsuits likely on horizon. Another doomed ftse 100 company whos best days are long gone.

Bloomberg. Activist investor Dan Loeb has built a position in Royal Dutch Shell Plc and is pushing for a break-up of the energy giant, marking the most serious challenge yet to its strategy of embracing the energy transition while continuing to pump oil and gas.

Excellent, flog off whole of dogsxxt U.K. for all I care, show me the money. If shell was listed only in the US it would be valued at 25 quid a share now, it’s the U.K./Europe listing dragging it down, and it’s crxp management.

These will suffer over the winter, I have called it pretty much bang on with whitbread, its a poorly managed company and these will see 26 over the next few months as covid bites, a buy next spring when less risk and may get a bounce, The epic fail that is brexit starting to hit them tho, trouble hiring, input costs ( wage rises and lunatic levels of U.K. taxation ), parabolic energy costs settled in USD with weak sterling…..tbh they are a trade but not an investment, like rest of dog index of the world ftse 100. And before anyone comes back with a load of defensive drivel these are the same price as they were in 2013, over 8 years ago, and they dont pay a dividend, hardly a blue chip capital return.

a2thunder

good call, i thought these were toast as well, dont trust new management, remind me of the Burford lot, sure enough, shares now getting destroyed. Is anything in basket case UK investable any more or just stick to the S&P.

IAG wont be the same company by next summer, it has 11 billion net debt, a huge pension deficit and I think US will ban transatlantic flights from basket case UK within days on delta plus variant. This will go back to lower support level of about a quid and there is a real chance bondholders will take control. UK is completely fxxked anyway.

Short and trade dogsxxt U.K., DONT invest in it!!!

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The only broker who got oil prices vaguely correct ( still under estimated ) was Goldman Sachs. There will be a structural shortage of energy for years. The move to green energy is in reality, laughable, the only way for instance to store solar power, batteries, is entirely reliant on Lithium, there isn’t enough of it, it’s hard to mine and comes from a handful of filthy producers who do more harm than oil ever does. To get solar and hydro and wind power into the grid would mean increasing the grids size by three times. There isn’t a chance of that not least becos governments have no money left. Most of it is political sound bite crxp from imbeciles like wheezing fat useless boris bunter.
Russia Saudi and US shale will keep a grip on prices for years and make sure they make real money not sell real volume. It will drive inflation which is gonna be a killer for debt ridden growthless U.K. and Europe who have no energy wealth of their own. I bought Shell at 1250, my target is 26.50 once dividend reaches proper levels. It’s not particularly well run by current ceo which is a pity, same as the current poor management at BP.
Shell should move its domicile to a sole listing in the US where it will be treated properly politically ( Biden will be gone and oil friendly Republicans back in ) and be valued correctly not being dragged down by being on dog index of the world ftse 100 or political basket case Netherlands.

Chloe
You are living in a dream world…the U.K. was always free to make trade deals, germany’ main export market is China, the U.K., pathetically, exports more to the Republic of Ireland than China, that wasn’t the EU’s fault . The U.K. will get no trade deal with the USA, as is now plain, which was the only deal worth having. As for property, heard all the same arguments in 07, before it tanked 30 pc plus per cent and only came back in certain London and South east postcodes. Housing is based on affordability, that is disappearing. Brexit was an utter disaster and I’m guessing U.K. will be sucking EU’s kneecaps in a year or two to rejoin as a trading partner. Yes I’m all for investing in shares, S&P 500 growth stocks, priced in USD. What would be the point investing in a self harming political basket case with its main index where it was 22 years ago?? Jesus people need to stop deluding themselves. U.K. is utterly fxxked, watch this space. See this heading down the toilet even faster than I thought. It’s buy at 1800 btw.

Will be a profit warning on input costs with next results, , look out for a 580-600 point single day drop. I have called this bang on even told you muppets where to short it. U.K. is entering stagflation, dissolving a forty year trade agreement with nothing to replace it with was suicidal and brexit muppets have sent the U.K. back to the 70’s, highest taxes for 70 years, zero growth, massive debt, parabolic energy costs and blistering inflation, it writes itself. Property will be next to go pop. 30 billion of Sunak poorly targeted spending up in smoke thanks to fraud and sterling getting crushed with a market under 7000 at 1998 levels. Could see an emergency government put in by this time nest year, this winter will be brutal. UK needed EU labour, plus most brit workers lazy and thick so they were better anyway. Asos is going back to the 2200-1800 range, as it always does, dump it and buy it back cheaper.

Years and years stuck around the same abysmal share price, with dividend soon to be cut what possible reason can there be for income funds to keep holding this, there is no growth, its poorly managed and unless Elliott can force something through its going nowhere, the income funds will dump it and you will see it around 11 quid. Iv called it bang on every inch of the way and I think thats where this is going. Having said that the whole U.K. index is heading to the toilet once again as UK moves towards brexit induced 1970’s stagflation. That’s nailed on and already happening juiced by parabolic energy costs, serious problems ahead for U.K, index will reflect that, still at same level as….21 years ago. OMFG.

Have always traded these well, I dont hold for divi much better money to be made trading it and less risky than holding. It’s moved to a lower range, “ in “ price this time will be about 2.70 exit around 3.11, nice. The U.K. market is hated because it is priced in a terminal currency ( down 11 years in a row against all major currencies ) and the main index is the same price as it was Dec 30 1999. Pitiful. Dont quote me divi returns ( half the companies in the index , like MKS have been dropped out so god knows how much was lost on ex divi payers ) or reinvestment *******s, it has underperformed every other index by a country mile, even the French bourse has put on 20 pc this year against the ftse about 6 pc. Most of the companies are rubbish and worse the country is perceived as a self harming political basket case ( brexit fiasco ). Images of 70’s style petrol queuing and the highest death rate in europe will have added to the perception of the place as pathetic. Wait for a pull back in the S&P and invest there, U.K. is for trading not investing as its future is utterly dire. Index can barely hold 7000.

What a bunch of loser/deadbeats. Small bank balances and tiny dicks too I assume. Brexit sxxthole U.K. just perfect for you lot hahaha. Weather great in Puerto Banus today. LOVE IT.

God these dividend stocks are pointless, this pos has lost half its value in ten years and currently doing even worse than it did under Andy Briggs which is saying something. Ftse now where it was 21 years ago, the fact they are listed on an index in a country with a collapsing currency and perceived quite rightly as a self harming political basket case, doesnt help. Avoid, back to 3.60/3.70.

…think you idiots would be better off listening to me. I trade this, have done off the charts three times for a total profit of 86K, its actually follows a very clear chart pattern altho most of you are too thick to understand that. I said at 4200 this was a short, I also told the losers on the easyjet thread that was a screaming short at 9.20, got same sort of abuse, it hit 5.50 after capital raise. I dont only appear when its falling actually, I probably have owned more of this than any of you sad little twerps with a poxy 20k to invest ( i made over 300k shorting Aston from 18 quid down to pennies when the brokers had it guided as high as 22 quid, hysterical, likely same imbeciles who had this at 60 quid ) Try thinking for yourselves. Narrow margins, supply constraints, UK going down the brexit toilet at lightening speed ( parabolic energy costs will drive up inflation/interest rates, bad for growth stocks ) competition, ie SHEIN, poor acquisition spree ( pointless buying of High St rubbish ) This is a buy at 20 quid…possibly, depends just what happens with Shein, that could eat asos/boohoo’ lunch. The short term trade now for 6 months forward is piling into energy companies btw if you want top returns.