Admiral Share Discussion Threads

[tornado12] 10/8/2022 09:12

Based on these results I have added more. I believe they can be resilient to any further downturn and if covid appears in some form again and people are increasing WFH , I see this as a boost based on last year. People will not go without personal transport even if they are working more from home.. this is part of the future work culture GLA

[devonbeachbum] 10/8/2022 07:28

Still in the red after the recent panics but trends look good to me. Solvency still strong. Dividend policy helps in that they actually want to return profits to shareholders. Will be on board as long as this continues.

[coxsmn] 10/8/2022 07:04

Nice rise here anyway

[devonbeachbum] 10/8/2022 07:00

All due to the amount of cars back on the road. But it doesn't take a genius to work out that ADM is growing, while DLG is losing customers.

[coxsmn] 10/8/2022 06:55

Adm earnings are down 50% since last year with no profit warning given

[devonbeachbum] 10/8/2022 06:52

Rubbish coxsmn. Admiral's turnover and policyholders are increasing, DLG's 9.2% down.

[tornado12] 10/8/2022 06:47

2021 was a one-off unless we have another year long covid epidemic that trashes the economy and leads to deflation … bit too much of a roller coaster in last 2 yrs and I’d like to get off .. feel sick :-)

[coxsmn] 10/8/2022 06:41

Not quite.
50% decline from 2021 to 2022 is no better than dlg.
If we start comparing dlg 2022 h1 results with 2019 h1 then they are up too.

[tornado12] 10/8/2022 06:26

Also compared to H1 2019 a great results with an excellent divi for investors. Interesting how the market reacts !

[bountyhunter] 10/8/2022 06:21

Exactly. A favourable comparison with 2019 pre-pandemic.
105p divi declared interim+specials XD 1/9 payable 30/9

[devonbeachbum] 10/8/2022 06:20

Better than OK, good results. Especially after the scaremongering caused by Sabre and DLG's downward spiral.

[franky15] 09/8/2022 16:42

Big day tomorrow let's hope admiral have done ok

[one_frankel] 06/8/2022 13:24

Upcoming big week for insurers folks and Prudential also looks very interesting at around its current valuations!

[franky15] 04/8/2022 20:37

Playing out as I thought

[bountyhunter] 30/7/2022 07:13

Correct! 😉

[franky15] 28/7/2022 20:52

Into the 19's tomorrow for sure

[jubberjim] 28/7/2022 16:31

Took its own sweet time to get thru 1830 level

Was given to despair

Onwards and upwards hopefully will bring all along with it

Markets very capricious no one has a clue divideinds dividends dividends

Good luck aull

[wall street trader] 28/7/2022 16:30

Yes that is highly likely

[franky15] 28/7/2022 15:22

Maybe a climb up to 20 quid prior to results , if they're not as bad as the market expects could go back to 22-23 mark quite easily

[wall street trader] 28/7/2022 12:37

Buy not not Lol

[wall street trader] 28/7/2022 12:33

When I see so many negative posts I know I have made the right decision to not in to this

[one_frankel] 27/7/2022 11:55

The problem here is the amount of AT trades which is invariably institutional shorting activity driving the momentum and their risk accordingly...

And recent action in wider markets seem to be really gunning on FED enthusiasm for the future later today but I think there's going to be a summer of pain to contend with first so invest but try not to be too overzealous just yet folks!

[roguetraderuk] 27/7/2022 10:50

no upside catalyst near term. earnings second week of august like to follow that of others in sector. just question of whether enough priced in. if down heavily on those results its a buy no question.

[wall street trader] 27/7/2022 10:40

This could hang around here for a while but it's taken a hit on expected poor figures so for me they are now priced in Long term as the world recovers these will be back over £30 again

[roguetraderuk] 27/7/2022 07:21

citi goes to buy from neutral, 2026 tgt price