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If it's true is the ceiling set at £2.50 a share? Luckily I've got a decent averaged holding but I've seen people in here holding for much more than £2.50. Hope they don't get burned if this turns out to be true.
I'd love to see this over £1 but pre-covid lockdown this was around the 90p Mark and giving a dividend. I know situation is vastly different but still I'm sceptical of it shooting to £1 quickly, I feel there will be a little more up and down but a gradual creep up to the £1 mark.
I'm just glad it's finally in the positive for me, the question is what's the ceiling and how strong are peoples nerves to see through the further upside. This should be over £2 within a few months I feel if more talk of offers keeps growing.
So just looking at the price chart of RR and we peaked at 1.43ish in October/ November and dropped to where we are currently. My question is this other than inflation and war why are people expecting this shares to tank to 50p? Seems there's more positive about the company and its future than negative outlook. Maybe it'll take 6 months to grind it's way back up to £1 but surely the trajectory of RR is only upwards now barring anything external causing a downward trend.
19/05 is the ex date. You can sell them tomorrow (19th) and still get dividends, which will be paid out on 24/06. I'm a long term holder in tesco and have no intention of selling.
I might I'm expecting some dividends payments to land in tomorrow. Although I'm also tempted by dlg at its crazy low price considering it offers dividends and this doesn't it's a toss up potential growth Vs div and a minor bump
It'll be interesting to see the figures 1 year from now, if we don't get any more lockdowns. There seems to be more people visibly shopping on the high street. So naturally online will drop, just depends what market share they are left with once the dust settles.
If it drops below £3 I say worth a punt however I can't see this breaking £3.40 unless results are really really good with a special dividend. The issue I think for these guys is the new rules around insurance and how that will affect profit margins, although with them not trading on comparison sites I'd assume they shouldn't be affected too much.
I tried looking through Reddit but seems everyone focuses on us stocks. I guess I'll just do my own research. I quite like this site's level of information etc but I think you're right too much tribalism and ****ing contests going on here to get a reasonable response.
If you're not going to give advice why reply? If you think i am a troll then ignore me move on? I don't understand, it's a genuine question. I'm sure there's others like me looking at both of these shares thinking they are undervalued atm and which is going to give the quickest return. It's a simple question really.
Thanks NOFEAR seems reasonable. I think holding DLG will only go up but I can't see them going past £3.25-3.30 and they're at £3.11 right now, so better to move and re-invest but waiting seems the best option I think based on what you've said.