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Storm Darragh cometh... with 50mph gusts... that should help... stay safe everyone.

Yep sold half, kept half to bag the extra aviva + cash later on while still in the isa.

Happy with 270-275 (when this finally closes).

It's been brilliant. Decided to take the profits after getting in at 180p. They have a great leadership team in place and will get back in on next general market dip.

Yep. Doing just that, selling half and banking the rest in the isa to add a few for AV. when the deal finally closes post regulatory approvals etc

Looks very good. Nice job.

No news... Just ongoing issues or...?

Given a price around 230p 10yrs ago (Dec 1, 2014) with a 70% decline to 70.9p todays close... 10yrs...

It's remarkable this incompetence still allows them to be part of the FTSE100 where pensions invest.

If this was the Premier league they'd be division 3 by now...

Cant imagine they want to all be working up to Christmas day. Great if they put in a strong offer (final) by Monday and get this deal done... Aviva has a good record on these.

Let's see what happens next.. Not much new news yet since the offer rejection..

Curious what the actual net value is. If they sell off their most valuable asset or unit then how would the valuation look then.

Wind generation looks stable. This prob doesn't show what the ukw assets do specifically but good indication perhaps.. Perhaps the weather forecasts show different...

https://www.energydashboard.co.uk/historical

Why No comment or it's old news /factored in?

This market is heating up fast.

Hopefully RR is ready to service the demand.

https://aboutamazon.com/news/sustainability/amazon-nuclear-small-modular-reactor-net-carbon-zero

Finally... Hopefully stays >60p

Agree.. Both are good.

The growth of AI usage mainly driven by cloud providers, nvidia, meta etc will need a lot more power hungry data centre capacity.

For governments who need to accelerate energy transition.

Good rise in past year.

With rates coming down, it's good and bad. What for NWG may be the ideal BoE Rate where they benefit from the rates (less defaults, most income, impacting debt etc) the most? More curious than anything

between 3-4%? hard to work this out... but may keep rising till we get to that optimum rate..

Guess this didn't warrant an rns but great update and very good rise today.

Feels like they'll put it towards buy backs and return to shareholders that way. a special would be nice though!

Typo.. (I meant as more of a long term investment.).

Sorry not able to edit my original post

I thought I'd buy in from dividends last week and keep buying on way down if it goes further. Seems like a low to me.... Not long term investment so will just ride this back up to 57+ and wait now.