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@ArseMaster... sorry I mean AimMaster...
Do you honestly think that the companies share price is going to be affected by the thermostat setting in the office?
Unfortunately it's 'king-stupid' posts on here and the HBR board that are leading to my New Years resolution of blocking the LSE site from my workstation... Honestly !! No wonder the world is in a downward spirral with numpties like this..
Happy Christmas to all the Non-Knobs
RNS on dividends states....
"Introduction of a dividend policy of $200m (16 pence/share2) annually to be paid in two equal instalments, starting with a final dividend of $100m (8 pence/share2) for 2021 to be paid in May 2022 following shareholder approval"
What does the word 'share2' mean.... That the divi is split between two payments?
@48p... It's a bit premature to start counting the £'s... We are only back to where we were in August..
Long term holder here and this to me is nothing to get excited about (been here before, got the T shirt)... Let's hope that the update has some really positive news to push us past the 55p (which i think is the important point) and never look back..
GLA
It's been on the cards for a while as the EU bitterness of the UK leaving, put in place the ban of UK citizens from buying such shares therefore the LSE listing was not viable costs/share activity.. that's all.. so a bit of nothing news.
OPEC+ raises 2022 oil demand growth forecast
The OPEC+ group of oil producers has made an upward revision to its 2022 oil demand forecast ahead of a meeting on Wednesday as the group faces pressure from the United States to raise output more quickly to help to support the global economy.
Two OPEC+ sources said the group's experts have revised its 2022 oil demand growth forecast to 4.2 million barrels per day (bpd), up from the previous forecast of 3.28 million bpd.
@ Harry
Please don't take my message as anything other than just pointing out the current sp..
I'm actually not in the toilet with this share... hovering above the water at the moment but I would prefer to be up and over the cistern, away from any short flushes :-)
Whilst I agree that looking at historical charts give some insight into what has happened previously.. I'm a believer that the dynamics of today are far different from those twenty years ago. It's my belief that the oil price will be on a short uptick as demand increases and the fact that supply has been somewhat affected (weather etc..) but I really can't see it 50% higher (+$105) .. Time will tell and I'll gladly stand corrected if I'm wrong.
GLA
Guys.. Keep the faith...
In twenty days it's gone from 34 to 51p... That's a 50% rise... To fall back 4% in a mornings trade is nothing to get alarmed about.. see what the afternoon brings... if it continues to fall, then yes, come and join me and be alarmed :-)
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Despite all the challenges, Sainsbury’s is strategically better positioned than Morrisons and Asda, with a stronger convenience presence, stores weighted to more affluent areas of the UK, a fast-growing online business and a formidable non-food offering.
And as Clive Black notes, whether The Sunday Times story proves to be on the money or wide of the mark, the guns of the world’s biggest asset managers will remain trained on UK grocers for the foreseeable future.
“If Apollo does not participate in Morrisons’ future, then we cannot discount that the private equity group nor other mega-finance houses will consider looking at Sainsbury’s,” he says.
“Accordingly, expect real and made-up noise to continue.”