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I've added this morning also, but it's for a short term trade (I hope)

I just had a look back to 2020, can't find any price below 19p so I'd guess just over 19 is the lowest ever. If the price was to close on the daily period below 19.5 that might cause for concern.

Jeffrey, presumably there is a high level of competency available to the figure heads such as Hunt. As long as they are capable of parsing out the information they need to act on and prioritising it according to sensible timeframes, then things shoul be somewhat stable. Liz and Kwasi presumably were talking when they should have been listening. I'd have thought the problem isn't the level of available competency, it's human nature and personalities. I agree Hunt is just sending a message that he's 'listening', that's probably just smoke a mirrors. Would be great though if they put a floor on the WFT. Be very interesting to see how something like that would affect our SP. Couldn't do us any harm.

SP is sat on a tentative support from July 2021, but it looks unlikely to hold. A break below that makes just over 20 much more likely. Things get quite interesting after that, as there is a trite argument that might bring 14p into play. I have no idea what news would have to arrive to have the SP down to that level. But that level is there and it is not at all impossible that it gets realised. I shall be super=cautious and keep cash at hand. On a more general note, I think that the wider UK stock market is likely to another battering with some big names including banks, supermarkets and airlines hitting prices that most people seem to think are just history. No-one can see into the future, but because I'm concerned about the risk as I see it, I'm going to be very careful about accumulating.

Got it now, blimey it's squirreled away. 13th Dec.

thanks both, not sure why I struggled to find it on their websites, these things are usually very easily found

I'm on their website now and can't find when their results are due to be reported. Can anyone tell me? Sorry, I feel a bit daft but don't want to spend anymore time looking for it.

Much more 'in-line'

I'm not really getting the detail I need on the charts as you have to 2002/2003 to look at similar prices. But, I have 78ish as the low in 2002 (you'd get a very different figure if you did the research properly and looked for example at Yahoo.finance data). But assuming some sort of relevance of that monthly chart it means buyers might get excited at the previous 'nominal' monthly low of 78. That would seem a sensible place to attempt something that's not just a penny bet if you like. I'm bored silly and without much to work on have entered my first very small long at just over 85.

Let's wait for tomorrow and keep our fingers crossed they put a bottom in at 80.

Just 10% CR888, bit downbeat for you?

A piece of elastic stretches so far until it has to snap. Often those allowing to stretch believe they have no choice and at the point they try to unwind the tension a bit, its'exactly the point they should have let nature take it's course. The SP is inconvenenient, but I would not assume it's a block to a money raise. Again, look to RR.

Today's drop doesn't look company specific as BT is also falling back fast. Is Jeremy unt about to hit telecoms with a WFT!!

It's not often I feel lucky, but I feel very lucky to have dropped out of this on a limit at 91 yesterday. I try to be careful, methodical and slow, but I made a mistake with my entry and have been very lucky to get out without being kicked in the teeth. I'd love to know why it jumped up yesterday (just to be slapped down)

It looks more and more like theft as the POO falls.

I assume bargain hunters came in there just above 85 with a view that that represents value. I'm not that convinced and I think we could see 85 come and go on this drop alone. Voda would appear to have a lot of work to do. I'd also say that this is a massive and popular market that will make those of us who are patient a good bit of money. Trick is, be patient.

Has he not explicitly stated it frac?

Indeed, both a divi cut and a rights issue seem very plausible. If I was in charge, I'd be pretty actively looking at addressing the debt. For anyone thinking that's unlikely, I'd say don't forget RR! I'd not carry too much Voda if I had the choice.

I'm looking at the longer term charts and with the SP in decline, it doesn't seem out of the question that the price goes to the 78-81p area. 45 billion is a lot of debt to service.

I started trading VOD after the results and it's low spread and high volume made that good, until it wasn't and I entered when I'd have been better to wait. But yesterday the price rose up and got me out at a profit (very, very small profit) on a limit. What caused that rise? We're at 85.9 as I type and for spread/liquidity reasons it remains interesting (although I've not yet entered again). I was out at around 91, that's big pull back on the back of nothing I can see? Anyone?