Shares

[Rambo]

Caveat Emptor 😉

[Kimbers]

I have a regular amount going into my Share builder every month and its been going Unite, but just changed to a couple of others that are way undervalued, are still making large profits and paying big dividends, simply because of the market right now. Aviva for example. Diageo still have a way to go I believe.....though I matched that with Fevertree investment and they have profit warnings.

[mayevora]

 

If you had bought $1000 worth of Qantas shares one year ago, you would have made $49.00 today.
If you had bought $1000 worth of  AIG shares one year ago, you would have made $33.00 today.
If you had  bought $1000 worth of Lehman Brothers Shares one year ago, you would have  made $0.00 today.

BUT .... If you purchased $1000 worth of beer one year  ago, drank all 
the beer, then returned the cans for recycling. You would have made $214.00 today.
So based on above, the best current investment  plan is to drink
heavily then recycle. 👍😁🍺

[Bazza 907]

43 minutes ago, mayevora said:

 

If you had bought $1000 worth of Qantas shares one year ago, you would have made $49.00 today.
If you had bought $1000 worth of  AIG shares one year ago, you would have made $33.00 today.
If you had  bought $1000 worth of Lehman Brothers Shares one year ago, you would have  made $0.00 today.

BUT .... If you purchased $1000 worth of beer one year  ago, drank all 
the beer, then returned the cans for recycling. You would have made $214.00 today.
So based on above, the best current investment  plan is to drink
heavily then recycle. 👍😁🍺

Is that incider information?

[Kimbers]

Unusually, I'm not recommending Aviva cause I think you will make a huge profit, but.........

They are at 457 from a peak of 602
Berenberg, Barclays and Deutsche Banks all have as "Buy" with a target level of 545-560

Thats not a huge profit but reasonable. However the thing that has me looking at purchasing is the Dividend Yield of 6.35%. 

Worth a look!

 

[Bazza 907]

3 hours ago, Kimbers said:

Berenberg, Barclays and Deutsche Banks 

 

Muppets

[Kimbers]

5 minutes ago, Bazza 907 said:

Muppets

Whilst I can't disagree, my suggestion stands. They can't all be wrong (Plus TBH I have enjoyed the 6% dividends for several years now when Interest rates have been virtually 0)

[Bazza 907]

I'm not commenting on your suggestion either way.

[pete]

34 minutes ago, Bazza 907 said:

I'm not commenting on your suggestion either way.

mind you dont fall off that fence

[Bazza 907]

6 hours ago, pete said:

mind you dont fall off that fence

What did Naomi Campbell say about not getting of bed for less than? 😜

[pete]

Hope no one invested in purple bricks  at £5 a share, they are now 10p

[Sparky]

I'm heavily invested in Lego bricks; that's going rather well.

[ChrisJ]

RR. - good RNS this morning, nice 20% rise as I write this.

PREM has been a steady riser for the last 6 months (couple of hiccups along the way), but almost 100% up over the period.

Nice to have some that go up, unlike TWD whose share price collapsed over the past two years.

[TdM]

This video is astounding. It's a company I've been in for a while and it's basically the next Mobileye but with a bigger market to play with.

The link will take you to a profile page. Click on the video tab. Market is totally asleep on this despite Euro NCAP requirements and European legislation mandating the tech.

Video is a bit long but has a lot of very detailed info.

Ticker: SEE

https://vimeo.com/768162859

[Mark Blanchard]

In my share ISA I bailed out of debt ridden IAG at £1.70 the other week when the market hit 8000, they've tumbled to £1.55 now.  Grab the money and run.

[Bazza 907]

On 18/02/2023 at 16:04, Sparky said:

I'm heavily invested in Lego bricks; that's going rather well.

As an investment, does it stack up?

[TdM]

4 hours ago, TdM said:

This video is astounding. It's a company I've been in for a while and it's basically the next Mobileye but with a bigger market to play with.

The link will take you to a profile page. Click on the video tab. Market is totally asleep on this despite Euro NCAP requirements and European legislation mandating the tech.

Video is a bit long but has a lot of very detailed info.

Ticker: SEE

https://vimeo.com/768162859

Video has now been taken down. I assume the information was more detailed than it was supposed to be!

[Sparky]

12 minutes ago, Bazza 907 said:

As an investment, does it stack up?

It's building nicely.

[Chillidoggy]

41 minutes ago, Sparky said:

It's building nicely.

I heard it was sinking faster than the Titanic.

[Kimbers]

Don't say I didn't tell you!

Unite Group hit over 1000 and now at 977, up from 800 in less than 6 months!

I've stopped buying now as think it will top out around 1000 and the reason its dropped is profiteering, but gonna keep them with Dividends at 3%

I already have a lot but started buying AVIVA again. 

They are at 440 and the view is their true level should be around 600.

However for me it's about the dividend, 6.6%. !!

It's not all going swimmingly though. Fevertree have lost me 50% of my investment. I only invested a couple of grand but, owch!

[TAR]

I do hope you've all got your share in an ISA wrapper. The tax man's coming to get you...  

[Kimbers]

10 hours ago, TAR said:

I do hope you've all got your share in an ISA wrapper. The tax man's coming to get you...  

I have seperate ISA. This is a "Sharebuilder" and all my Dividends get reinvested so Tax man will have his cut when I retire and sell them. Unless I use the Dividends for income and just keep the shares, which is more likely. 

[TAR]

On 28/02/2023 at 08:56, Kimbers said:

all my Dividends get reinvested so Tax man will have his cut when I retire and sell them

I don't think that's right? The reinvested dividends are treated as if you received the cash and are taxable within the rules of the dividend allowance and your prevailing tax band. I think you're supposed to declare them if you surpass the allowance.

It's this that the chancellor is cutting in the budget (and possibly raising the tax payable).  

[Kimbers]

14 hours ago, TAR said:

I don't think that's right? The reinvested dividends are treated as if you received the cash and are taxable within the rules of the dividend allowance and your prevailing tax band. I think you're supposed to declare them if you surpass the allowance.

It's this that the chancellor is cutting in the budget (and possibly raising the tax payable).  

I am not anywhere near the allowance mate. 

[Bibs]

The allowance is down to £2k nowadays.