Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Hard to agree with market, that NatWest and Barclays are same share price. Lloyds is a different animal, given the lower SP and the bigger number of shareholders.
Barclays have the investment wing, which seems profitable. Whatever about the UK economy, Nat West and Barclays will both be affected. One would think that NW would be hit harder than Barc.
Surely Barclays are worth more??? Or is it the drink talking??????????????????
Spread is a tad high, dividend seems fairly secure at 4p pa. This IT seems to be good value at present.
In the words of Corporal Jones, we are doomed. I'm out.
if anyone is interested, I'm heading into PVR. Hopefully there will be a chance to recoup losses with AEX. Alas, I had a terrible experience about 35 years ago with OSCEOLA, a child of AEX, when it was EGLINTON. Never recovered those losses!
Shares go down if bad news is anticipated. Whats the bad news here? Brexit should affect all insurers equally, as should the new plan to penalise offering better terms to new customers than existing, but is there some 'unknown' in the Aviva book that is causing the downward trend?
Even if bloodbath with Brexit, this is a commodity trust, not dependent on UK at all. That being so, would not investing here be a hedge of sorts??
People before Profit = People against Progress!
any idea??
Tiny deals here. Good news from last few RNS, but no upward movement. Can we take comfort that there has been no fall, given US falls??
We go down and syncona are substantially up. Why the disparity??
I wonder about the quality of the PATENT investments we bought. Who recommended them and have we any recourse to them for selling us duds?