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ADM Admiral Group Plc

2,413.00
10.00 (0.42%)
Last Updated: 08:51:25
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Admiral Group Plc LSE:ADM London Ordinary Share GB00B02J6398 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  10.00 0.42% 2,413.00 2,412.00 2,414.00 2,413.00 2,398.00 2,405.00 20,748 08:51:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Ins Agents,brokers & Service 742.2M 338M 1.1035 21.81 7.36B
Admiral Group Plc is listed in the Ins Agents,brokers & Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ADM. The last closing price for Admiral was 2,403p. Over the last year, Admiral shares have traded in a share price range of 2,383.00p to 3,143.00p.

Admiral currently has 306,304,676 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Admiral is £7.36 billion. Admiral has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 21.81.

Admiral Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/8/2022
16:06
What's so difficult to understand here, Berkshire Hathaway's historical annual performance when compared against the S&P has been declining in the last decade or so if you drilled down a little with the data!

...Unless of course one has a very very long-term view but it can't exactly be called 'Saged' investing now can it!

one_frankel
14/8/2022
15:30
Over the past 20 years, Berkshire is a percentage point ahead of the S&P 500, with a 10.3% annualized return against 9.2% for the index. What a melt you are
brianbrain
14/8/2022
15:12
Have you ever considered the impact on the bottom line of diminishing margins with such fierce competition in the sector that is ever increasing or even the prospect of a growing number of company debtors feeling the pinch in future!...And you certainly understand Admirals business very well but you unfortunately fail to acknowledge how the company is incredibly sensitive to the prevailing economic conditions with its rather extensive investment portfolio but is that really at the pinnacle of how resourceful this thread actually is to others!

...Shorter, hmmm!...See I've heard that same fu_ckin guff from posters on other threads with my commentary but lo and behold!

one_frankel
14/8/2022
08:00
Good points Devon but the shorter above is probably best filtered/ignored all said and done or things will degenerate and the thread will be ruined which is probably what they want. This is a decent long term hold from here in my opinion, GLA, all holders that is!
bountyhunter
14/8/2022
07:54
Thanks for the headsup Woodhawk. Clearly not going to get any insight that I'd missed myself.
devonbeachbum
14/8/2022
07:47
Don't encourage the idiot, Devonbeachbum - just use your filter - he's all over numerous boards posting drivel.
woodhawk
13/8/2022
13:34
They were certainly factored in which is why its had a near 30% rise since and the aftermath of ones pocket being squeezed is yet to be seen in forthcoming updates, wouldn't you agree or do you see the world in rose tinted glasses buddy!
one_frankel
13/8/2022
13:20
those underlying economic conditions were factored in here some time ago and the recent results and market response show that Admiral is performing better than most with the market looking ahead of the immediate and near term economic situation
bountyhunter
13/8/2022
12:56
Do you mean where the sun dont shine!...And I've never once stated its not a 'Quality' company for an investor but do you think Admiral will be immune to all those underlying economic conditions in future and it certainly is 'Timing' the market that is of grave importance currently my dear friend!

...By the way, Buffet is an aged-old investor thats been unwilling to adapt his investing with the sign of the times but you only have to refer to the annualised performance of Berkshire Hathaway over the last two decades to see that for yourself!...In other words, his investing thesis no longer works in the market but I'm sure one must take great pride in listening to all his rather redundant thinking hey!

one_frankel
13/8/2022
07:12
Take your panic selling 'help' and stick it somewhere. This is a quality company to invest in. It's time in the market not timing the market. Still you seem to know better than Buffet.
devonbeachbum
12/8/2022
12:27
You should try looking a little further back in time on this very thread and during Sabre's mass exodus when I clearly stated that this was fast becoming 'Value' investing but many were drowning in their sorrows thinking of much worse to come then!...But its now getting a little way ahead of itself with the price action so try not to hold onto the excessive baggage hey!

...By the way, many across Advfn need all the help they can get, have you not noticed buddy!

one_frankel
12/8/2022
11:55
When Frankel posts I feel like phoning the Samaritans.. Not related to Private Frazier are you? After you're post apocolyptic warnings the share price has recovered 13% Can you do some more please?
devonbeachbum
11/8/2022
18:50
If they were as resilient as one is led to believe with all this market uncertainty, you wouldn't have witnessed anything like the demise we saw here with Sabre!

...And this is a very strange and abnormal wider market environment that has a diverse range of menacing undercurrents brewing together simultaneously but who knows when that will ultimately implode especially when that sc_um US is involved but theres no doubt they're swiftly running out of options!

...So play the price action folks, build, accumulate and reduce, theres no other real alternative unless you want to be the one holding onto excess baggage in future!

one_frankel
11/8/2022
17:52
One of the best of the insurers with an impressive yield, a decent core holding.
bountyhunter
11/8/2022
17:37
Admiral results were very good - they are a class act and happy to hold having doubled up a month or two back. The economy is heading for very choppy waters, that's for sure. Admiral are a fairly defensive proposition in this market.
topvest
11/8/2022
14:29
Bank of America cuts Admiral price target to 1,960 (2,040) pence - 'underperform'

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JPMorgan raises Admiral price target to 1,780 (1,750) pence - 'underweight'

woodhawk
11/8/2022
11:36
The global economy is already in recession regardless of what those Central Bank goons state Jim but you only need to refer back to that buffoon Jerome Powell who was adamant that inflation was only ever transitory, so nothing to do with decades long quantitative easing and continuing to destabilise the global financial system where cracks have certainly started to appear for its sustainability!

...By the way, what you've done with derisking the portfolio is the 'Learned' approach of a savvy investor as this is not only an incredibly treacherous but dangerous market environment for an investor, make no mistake buddy!

one_frankel
11/8/2022
11:31
So you figured it all out then hey DevonBeachBum or does one need a little support to navigate through what awaits in future!
one_frankel
11/8/2022
06:43
Derisking some or part of a portfolio is not a bad idea

I started buying these at 21 and bought all the way down until 17

Just thought prudence dictates in the light of the forecast recessions both here and abroad, the ever escalating energy crisis and the vacuity of the current Tory party pretenders getting cash on the books is a sensible option

To date I have not heard one word as to how all the money spent (wasted in some cases) is going to be recouped similarly the ongoing situation in Ukraine needs to be financed

In my view taxes should be raised but should be aimed at those most well off in the first instance
Similarly any help with regard to heat and fuel costs should be going to the most disadvantaged those of us who can afford it should suck it up and hope things get better

At the end of the day profit especially if it exceeds that due from the dividend is not to be sneezed at

Still have a few left but am happier with the cash for time being

Good luck we will all need it

jubberjim
10/8/2022
20:43
Is there some world economics chat forum you can take your particular brand of doom and gloom to Frankel? Totally non specific to Admiral and could apply to any number of FTSE companies. As if we don't hear enough from the media already.
devonbeachbum
10/8/2022
13:29
I think its a prudent decision buddy as the US is getting a way ahead of itself now and reading between the lines of that inflation report today gives for grim reading!

..."Declining energy prices caused a slight reduction in what was expected and that was offset by month-on-month gains in not only food prices but shelter costs so if one has less disposable income in future, whose going to turn the cogs to the world economy!

one_frankel
10/8/2022
12:42
Taken profit was going to hang on for 22

But leaving some for Mr manners

Good luck all

jubberjim
10/8/2022
11:48
Economic conditions are actually worsening which Admiral will no doubt feel the effects from in the following quarters but theres only one real reason for the resounding price action today and thats the hiked-up special dividend to try and elude investors from seeing the rather concerning bigger picture!
one_frankel
10/8/2022
11:12
Mr Market liking the results.
devonbeachbum
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