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On the dog treats front, I used to have a totally neurotic spaniel who once ate a £3k sofa in an afternoon, I suspect a few dog gummies might have calmed him down a bit and saved the Chesterfield.....
On a more sensible note, it is good to see a broad range of products, definitely a positive.
Yes that is the case, however an awful lot of those engines will be covered under pre-agreed service plans (bought when the engines were purchased) so not entirely upside to Rolls Royce.... Re-comissioning may well not be covered under those contracts, be interested to get a statement on that fact...
I concur, the anti vaxxers and naysayers, need to read the damn facts not some Twitter feed ******s, regurgitating flat earther crap to the world. I can see a plan for Vaccine passports being developed by end of Q1 for Three reasons, 1. Travel is the lifeblood of industry 2. People want to travel (holidays), and 3. It will encourage people to get vaccinated because of 1, and 2. Having said that I just invested in a plot of land and 5,000 biodegradable coffins, so if anyone out there refusing the vaccine wants to give me a call, we are taking booking.........
Quite a way to go yet for that, LTH, still lots of pain for me in Aviva. Dividends are nice, core value has been cr4p..
All of my singular shareholdings are up for sale at a ridiculously inflated price that they will never ever reach. This is actual a contract and if they ever do reach that value the broker has to pay out. Can't guarantee that the MMS haven't borrowed my shares to short sell in this scenario but I do know it's going to cost someone a lot of money, that isn't me, and this should dissuade folks from dicking around with my shares..... I just renew these every 90 days.
Brave move!
You Tamp away, if it gets above £1 by the end of the week, you can tamp all the way to the bank...
Due by the 31st, so yes usually the last working day before that date, unless delayed.
Gut feel is that the sensible option is to hold until the 31st Jan and the sales results. If these are as good as expected, or at least show promise of strong growth, then we should see some upside, to maybe take us over the £1 level (assuming we don't get there this week). Strength of sales and longer term forecasts should then determine the potential for the share throughout 2021 in terms of expected revenue, and ongoing value. You can make your decisions on where to take the ride from there....
Kibo and Revenue, wasn't what I was expecting to hear in January. That is potentially good news indeed.
Got my first gummies on Monday.... Well, we may well become the most chilled out shareholders on the index yet. Needless to say I don't have any anxieties about this share and the direction it's going in. Bring on the sales numbers I say!
Well I never, that's the first time I have ever managed to invest in a share that has grown 1000%. Come close in the past, but it's a first for me.... Shame that back in the day, I didn't invest more... Not retiring any time soon, but this is shaping up nicely, as long as raw material prices remain at their current levels....
Well it's nice to get an invitation, particularly in Covid times.........
Lots of look at me, who has the biggest **** on this board today. I don't own an island in the Caribbean, 3 houses, and 11 cars, more interested in the fundamentals of the share. Gut feel is that this is a long term investment (2 years+)to cater for the recovery of the airline industry, and also the RR strategic investment plans. I invested at 70p as I saw a lot of potential uplift in the share price, not interested in dipping in and out, as I don't do this professionally, I have a day job. Anyone else have a different take on RR at the moment, be interested in opinions in terms of longer term investment or short term hold, take the profit and move onwards?
Just added another 80,000 tickets to take me to just over 500k. Small fry compared to Wimbo, but still 95% down on original investment so hopefully won't live to regret it...
Please tell me thats a virtual share certificate in an investment ISA?
Pretty sure LC would be delighted to take some of your hard earned wealth and turn in to dust...
Nice to see you back Wimbo, similar position to myself, 92% down but a lot less shares.
Please tell me that your holding your investments in a Trading ISA, and if you are retired you should be using funds to generate income and not shares
Well said, this share has turned in to a bleached out lump of dog faeces over the last couple of years. I am also 98% down on my original investment which whilst not large is significant to cause me pain whenever I look at the festering sore that it has become in my portfolio... This news is frankly pathetic. Louis, so what if your quite pleased, give us some facts, and not empty promises of a river of gold.