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EPS 13 and PE of 23 ? What is their prospective, I guess that would be holding it this high
I would say stoploss 297.77 and target 320 presuming you have a better source of dividends. The real question is what will you buy with the money
BP and VOD probably relatively cheap. Similar kind of risk reward maybe, BP is a bit more risk more growth possible
Guesses based on chart, range 293 to 315 on daily outlook, a regular rise since May. Support 2820 -
sabretoothtigger wrote: »EPS 13 and PE of 23 ? What is their prospective, I guess that would be holding it this high
I would say stoploss 297.77 and target 320 presuming you have a better source of dividends. The real question is what will you buy with the money
BP and VOD probably relatively cheap. Similar kind of risk reward maybe, BP is a bit more risk more growth possible
Guesses based on chart, range 293 to 315 on daily outlook, a regular rise since May. Support 282
You make a good point, current easy access under 3%, plus really don't need the money, and the dividend is very good, so swaying to keep them, I have been in for the long haul, plus I only have 1600 shares, but then I said that with Marconi -£11k, Avis -£3k and many years of buy as you earn, and free shares with Tesco who were looking good at over £4 a share until the slump, or whatever you wish to call it, but it still hurt with over 8000 shares.
So really not a good track record how does SL stack up against the sector with the PE of 23?0 -
Well I was thinking Direct Line. They will pay out quite nicely apparently, its not the same kind of insurance but basically managing large amount of cash so its similar. I think Pru or anyone big in Asia would interest me most but sl is familiar
Tesco pays fine and they can keep doing so. Cant be too surprised on lower price, its retail and this is a recession. They should scrap that usa branch and that might prove a low point as long as asia provides a balance to uk retraction
The other companies I dont know, Marconi was just a mess and aimless egotistical mismanagement which should be assumed to be the norm. Tesco has switched CEO so its a worry when or if a company loses its direction, possibly
Generally take profits often, diversify if you arent. I saw the commission charges are quite reasonable now, so seems feasible to not deal the entire lot in one go0 -
sabretoothtigger wrote: »Thats definitely a breakout seems to me, should have paused for breath a while ago
304 and 318 are topside targets I usually sell these things too early even if I had owned I'd have taken profits by now, the share itself is not excessively strong nor is it secretly weak - volume seems decent
Hold 283 and I'm officially impressed because I thought a shakeout to 240 was quite likely
Well! we have £3.18 now.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0 -
Pleased I didn't sell, but hope not to be disappointed,sure you never get that feeling buying shares ; ) keep going SL........please0
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340p wow thats great performance, I hope earnings now confirms that all
I was just looking at report on Vodafone at new low and checked this for the potential arbitrage between the two. I thought it might have taken a little breather but nope
http://i.imgur.com/rMySM.gif
If I had thought at 170p they would double I'd have bought them, ah well. every dog has its day0 -
I could have told you all they were heading higher... I bailed at 320p
Needed the cash for house purchase though, so no complaints and for once I jumped out on the 'up' side of the curve!0 -
I wavered a couple of weeks ago, but held on,now wavering, but as Sabretooth pointed out, what to do with the money, only a few sharesheld, possibly 1500 and good yearly dividends
nothing paying any decent interest around, just moved the last ten years. of cash Isas on maturity from one paying 5% over five years and now fixed at 2.62% over two years?0 -
Sabretooth, any views now on where SL might go ? I am still holding with a view that the new pensions ruling of pensions for all might boost SL's customer base?0
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Well your anticipation is in the share price. When it doubles like this its for a reason, so that is already done.
Will it live upto it is the dilemena now, the chances of it proving even bigger benefit is usually unlikely
Buy the rumor, sell the news. stock dealing genius in a sentence, almost always the market over sells and over buys
Its not looking obviously overblown, depends if you have elsewhere to put it. Im not a fan of holding plain cash beyond paying bills
If it goes ex div 21st march, a little gamble might be to sell then buy back before then. Thats what I did in 2008 xmas, I didnt get the top price but it certainly went lower
SL has become weaker over the last two weeks
Was reading about the 'death of equities' How the majority favour bonds, this was also a headline in 1979
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/ap-impact-ordinary-folks-losing-faith-stocks
http://www.businessweek.com/stories/1979-08-13/the-death-of-equitiesbusinessweek-business-news-stock-market-and-financial-advice0
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