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That £30+ I'd say is 3 years away.
£25 in 18months.

250 to 150 in 2 months is some feat. Reminds me of a typical small oil company.

Can't decide whether to get out. The NT did. The market is a voting machine. I can see this breaching 100p and heading for 80p.

2030?

Dividend doesn't compensate for the mkt cap loss. Can't see anything to stop it. The market is obviously wise to the issues sparked I think but the loan to pay the dividend about which I must admit i can't understand the detail.

I don't get all the positivity from a wide range of pundits. It goes against the current downward trend and makes me suspicious but of course they're not in cohoots.
Telecoms is fraught with difficulties and a bottomless pit of investment costs. Plus, look at where it operates.
I'm well down on my investment here and can't decide on whether to get out now or not.

Well I finally sold out this morning hence it'll start to rise.
Have moved the remaining money into finance stocks purely on the basis that they should be more likely to regain ground.
Once again I expect the swap to prove to be a mistake.

Surely - hopefully - the sp will rise from here.
I bought ex-Div. Wasn't sure if that was a good idea or not.
Expecting a drop back on Monday - just because it's Monday.

Anything higher than the present would be good! 250-260?
I've added quite a lot this week.
Assuming the dividend is maintained this has got to be a good top-up or entry point.

Here's hoping. No idea of timescale. Sometime this year?
I bought a bunch. Simply Wall Street shows BARC as being the most undervalued of the majors.

Not quite. Waiting to pounce but worried it'll fall back after payment date tomorrow.

True. For either I'd hope for a bounce. When the RSI gets as low as today it always comes back - unless of course I invest heavily whence the rules change.

Barc have fallen a lot possibly due to all this fear recently and for what I can gather are more diversified at least geographically. Anything i say heavily caveated by the fact that every decision i make turns out to be wrong.

Back to where it was at the end of last year. So maybe we're just seeing a correction from the over-exuberance in many sp's over the last few months. Isn't Barclays a better bet at the moment?

Looks to me like 89 is the current baseline when I thought it would be 85. Cost cutting and next div in June might account for the difference and be priced in.
I could test this by adding whence it will then of course continue down.
I could sell whence it will rise.
This logic has held up for everything in the past.
If it gets to 85 then am inclined to add.

Really quite heavy selling. All because of the CEO change?

Seems there is no investor interest here. Where do folks think the bottom is?

Thanks slarti for your insights. Whether or not these streams are substantial is perhaps the big unknown.

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Looking at the long term chart it seems that 400 is about it.
Similarly with LGEN the current pric of around 228 is about it.
NG is another whose long term 'about it' is around a tenner.
These just chug along as 'BAU' stocks, paying decent dividends, with some ups and downs. I've never been in much of cash position to benefit greatly from the dips without selling other stuff that I'm already down on.
However, surely, at some point we'll be above 400p again?!