Utilico Insights - Jacqueline Broers assesses why Vietnam could be the darling of Asia for investors. Watch the full video here.
Longterminvestor with a pompous reply. Time will tell what the impact of these issues will be
Might delay the loan repayment of £700m re the Telegraph plus car sale scandal there's bad news coming for Lloyds
Car loan scandal building up for a big liability. Lloyds on the hook for more than they have set aside
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Waiting for the demerger then Pru will relocate to Singapore and will be subject to a takeover in 2022-3. Worth holding for now
China bound to retaliate over Huawei could they ban Pru from Hong Kong and mainland China?
This industry needs more M&A activity as it dwindles. I hope the new guy has this on his agenda to review
Agree 29 May is the key date and although we are in exceptional times the market is not reflecting a fair position if a stock goes xd then the company announces later that the dividend is cancelled. Those buying just before probably paid too much and those selling just after could have got more. In my opinion once xd the payment should be made otherwise the market is flawed. Although some might say that there might be no company at all if it goes bust. Strange times
Agree 29 May is the key date and although we are in exceptional times the market is not reflecting a fair position if a stock goes xd then the company announces later that the dividend is cancelled. Those buying just before probably paid too much and those selling just after could have got more. In my opinion once xd the payment should be made otherwise the market is flawed. Although some might say that there might be no company at all if it goes bust. Strange times
Hopefully the tomorrow's budget with the Goverment's promise on broadband accessibility will boost Telecom companies. They certainly are going to need help if they want Huawei out by 2023 and countrywide coverage of fast broadband before the next election
BP will announce GBP equivalent on16-Mar-20 this will be based on the average rate on the preceding days (3?) so you won't know until 16 March.
Hold both for the dividend as a long term investment so I can ignore recent price decline, in fact added a few more RDSB today. If the broker forecasts ever come true I'll probably take some capital gains but to my mind even if they cut their dividends in the future the yield is still likely to be far better than holding cash.
Oh and if the American's convince the UK Govt not to use Huawei then the share price climb will be even slower
Looks like India is a complete write off so some short term drag on the share price. Tower spin off is medium term positive depending on how much the parent has to pay ongoing. Still a hold for me and looking to get out at £2.00
Report in Sunday Telegraph that Germany may change rules that would impact Vodafone's Unitymedia profits.
Can't see any distribution of cash or shares to shareholders re the towers. More likely it will be used to pay off some debt and have cash to reinvest in 5G roll out
char333 I'm not in a fantasy world just making a comment that the regulators keep delaying their decision for why? The Brexit outcome can be number of results and I'm speculating that if Europe don't like that outcome then they may well block the deal. Too many people on this board being critical of others and not sticking to the Vodafone subject matter
Is this the final date for the regulators to decide? They've been kicking the can down the road for a while now I can't help feeling it's linked to the Brexit outcome where they will say 'non' if they don't like it.
Germany have laid down some tough conditions for the 5G auction and this will add to the already high cost. I assume Vodafone will have to bid but how will they pay for it? Issue more convertible?