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got back in here today at 1714, hopefully this will be the bottom, but holding some cash back in case of another drop
GLA

thriller, well you could possibly be right about that, on the other hand it could continue rising from here and you will have missed out, but that's a decision everyone has to make for themselves of course
cheers and GL

Morbox, i agree think this has a lot more to give from the current sp and good dividends while we wait, think at this price it's time to buy not sell
IMHO

So great results from a solid company tick, increase in dividends tick, good prospects for growth from this price tick, yet it seems people are selling up and giving up the dividend, I just don't get it myself

Tinker, if only we knew the right answer to that question and when to do it, we would all be
Very rich ? For me it's hold onto the one's giving rewards and try and work out what to do with the underperformers, i wish i knew the right answer to that
Cheers

Jatw, thanks for sharing that
Cheers mate

Can you copy snd paste a bit of it
Cheers

thriller40 RE: You will have plenty of time to buy back in during the recession at a cheaper rate

I thought we were already at recession price ? as they have upped their premiums by 15% to account for inflation and insurance is an essential product, are you saying you think this is going to drop a lot further ?
cheers

This is what i was reading on hl site guys, not saying bad just catious

Persimmon – Matt Britzman, Equity Analyst
We’ve already received news from Persimmon that revenues are slightly down from last year as the group struggled to meet home delivery expectations in the first half of 2022. That said, a 4% rise in the group's average selling price has more than offset cost inflation. We’ll be paying close attention to the impact it’s had on profits and if management expect this trend to continue.

Persimmon, much like its peers, faces a multitude of issues around labour shortages and supply chain constraints, adding pressure to margins. The in-house materials business may alleviate some of this pain, but investors should be focused on what affect this has had, if any, and if management expect headwinds to continue.

Dividends will also be at the forefront of investors’ minds. With an impressive prospective dividend yield of 12.3%, markets clearly aren’t convinced the current pay-out levels can be maintained, so we’ll be watching cash generation closely.

yep, and you know when we have difficult times like this, you find out which of your shares are the strongest best performers and the weakest, very pleased with aviva and lgen, my most disappointing shares are saga/Vodafone and Lloyds, trouble is i need them all to grow before i can get rid or reduce
just sit back and enjoy the dividends now guys
GLA

Steve you seem a lot more confident than the very catios report i have read on Hargreaves lansdonn, but hopefully you will be right
Good luck

With hindsight very possibly
But let's see what the results say

Sorry i meant results on Wednesday, i do apologize
Gla

Hi all, i sold up here the day before exdiv, looking for a good time to get back in, the results will be very interesting on monday
Best of luck and hope all goes well

Ok Dan, think i will give it a rest for a while myself then, as nobody else seems interested anymore anyway, all the best

velladean, your not alone, we have all been there mate, and you know what they say for every winner there's a loser, but only you can decide which way you think this will go
best of luck

strange how things change, not long ago this was outperforming the ftse, with next results not until November, does anyone think vod can pull something out of the bag to get this moving again before then, new deal or something ?
Dan tell us what you think mate we need you here

Sd i'm used to you, but talking about rear end, i think you put the wind up some people ?

you can't win them all all of the time, as you know great results with aviv and lgen also mng, directline took a hit the other day, but they have now put their premiums up 15%, and was wondering if vod are able to do the same

yes please do move on guys, we will all appreciate
thanks
would like to think this will start rising, but with telecoms being so competitive, are they able to up there prices inline with inflation, maybe some of the vod experts might be able to help with that ?