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NWG Natwest Group Plc

276.70
1.30 (0.47%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Natwest Group Plc LSE:NWG London Ordinary Share GB00BM8PJY71 ORD 107.69P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.30 0.47% 276.70 275.90 276.10 277.20 272.50 274.10 26,001,924 16:35:11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 14.77B 4.64B 0.5271 5.24 24.28B
Natwest Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NWG. The last closing price for Natwest was 275.40p. Over the last year, Natwest shares have traded in a share price range of 168.30p to 281.00p.

Natwest currently has 8,795,471,955 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Natwest is £24.28 billion. Natwest has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.24.

Natwest Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/5/2009
21:48
260p soon, 320p by year end!

trend has changed, no golden cross yet but will come very soon...

buy buy buy

ceckyspunt
24/4/2009
11:53
I agree with aspers. That is a printed double bottom, there should at least be some near-termm upside here. I bought in when the offer dipped to 209
ezodisy
20/4/2009
16:09
Like I said, I will take what I can sub 200 shortly,IMO
blackm0nday
16/4/2009
15:36
The trend is about to change.......up up up ..!!!
aspers
16/4/2009
15:25
Mmmm
Let the trend be your friend.

blackm0nday
16/4/2009
14:52
You'll be lucky - looks like we're rallying nicely now
mercury123
16/4/2009
13:20
Held this a couple of years ago and did well out of it, will buy in sub 200 which is where we will be shortly if the tea leaves are right.
blackm0nday
16/4/2009
12:33
try find any news? no news.
check year's low price is 204p.
so maybe will stop down side, going up to 215-220p ???
at short times.

hmkwan
16/4/2009
11:29
i would think we should be reassured by recent director buying.am sure .green s wife will be getting the message across to her husband over dinner.
manrobert
16/4/2009
11:15
What is going on here - a nice safe utility going down 10p when everything else is up? Do I smell undue amounts of fear? I'm in today again at 2.054 having started buying yesterday at 2.15 - obviously too early but the fall seems overdone with no news
mercury123
16/4/2009
10:50
This share is a pile of pooh today!!!!
johnsoho
15/4/2009
11:45
why go down at today ? any news?
looking trade line, it is down line box, maybe will drop to 188-150P ?
waiting for...

jdung
08/4/2009
08:28
Back in here after a year or so out........long term looks good now especially with the new buisness plan....good luck one and all.
aspers
26/3/2009
15:33
well its now close to the level director Cuthbert bt 50000 and wife of director Greens wife bt 30000 so they are presumeably more confident of their results in june.
manrobert
26/3/2009
14:44
Being dragged down with the sector, after UU. had a trading statement this morning.
gateside
26/3/2009
14:38
Anyone know why this share appears to have fallen off the end of a cliff today?
johnsoho
05/3/2009
10:34
lol...

good point!

what was BARC 12 months ago?

or DGO?

its true that the current NWG down trend is still continuing, but where will it end? the chart appears to suggest 240p, but we fell below that so next test could be 180p ish... im starting to buy in now tho...

ceckyspunt
05/3/2009
10:28
ceckyspunt - From 350 to 214 in 12 months - safe as ................!!
killieboy
04/3/2009
15:44
at this price nwg is a bargain IMO

defensive and perhaps boring but a lot safer than banks or oil companies.

the only issues are falling revenues from commercial business, and talk of reduced divis as they borrow less, but overll these have to be one of the safest investments in the world at the moment surely?

ceckyspunt
02/3/2009
10:19
Gateside

Thank you for post 998.

If directors & families are buying, ahead of the close season, it can't be too bad.

Wish I had some spare cash.

z

zeppo
01/3/2009
23:08
Northumbrian Water bosses pump in cash



Fri 27 Feb 2009
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Northumbrian Water's managing director John Cuthbert topped up his stake in the utility group today, spending more than £100,000 on shares.

He bought 50,000 at 218.25p a time and now has 237,221.

Meanwhile, the wife of finance director Chris Green bought 30,000 shares meaning that Green and 'connected persons' now have 157,679.

While water companies are generally seen as defensive during downturns, Northumbrian, which provides water for 2.6m people in the the north east of England and 1.7m in the south east, has seen its share price struggle recently.

Earlier this month, it predicted that second half revenues would be down by about £4m from the first half.

gateside
09/2/2009
11:47
In spite of effects of current economic climate today's RNS ends:

'The Board is confident of delivering a sound financial performance for the year ending 31 March 2009 and remains focussed on the core business of the Group.

The preliminary results for the year ending 31 March 2009 will be announced on 3 June 2009.'

z

zeppo
02/2/2009
11:39
Apparently not ;)
volsung
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