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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Assura Plc | LSE:AGR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BVGBWW93 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.12 | 0.31% | 39.12 | 39.08 | 39.14 | 39.26 | 38.84 | 38.84 | 3,770,360 | 16:35:24 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs | 157.8M | -28.8M | -0.0089 | -43.98 | 1.26B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/6/2024 16:20 | Yes I know how SCRIP dividends work. Issuing new shares to pay a dividend under the NAV is one of the most craziest things I have seen. | blueclyde | |
24/6/2024 08:20 | That's given it a little push !Nice work @CWA1 | panshanger1 | |
24/6/2024 08:16 | CWA, I suspect in years to come that will be seen as very good business. Best regards SBP | stupidboypike | |
24/6/2024 07:43 | To the refrain of the popular football song: I'm mental, I'm crazy, I'm off my...flipping...head Taken some more this morning at 39p. It's either cheap at these levels...or it's not ;-) | cwa1 | |
24/6/2024 07:36 | See my previous post on the scrip dividend. It's great for institutional investors as they can decide to take it AFTER they know if it is profitable to do so. Private investors can't use it unless you hold shares in certificates. | goliard | |
22/6/2024 06:03 | Yes most of us scum bags own this ponzi | george stobbart | |
21/6/2024 19:04 | UT equals Uncrossing Trade | cwa1 | |
21/6/2024 18:40 | Just read back through the RNS where they give the SCRIP calculation price ect. A SCRIP dividend is new shares issued by the company. That's is alarming if so many new shares get issued well below the NAV and at these depressed levels as it will kill the upside potential. | blueclyde | |
21/6/2024 18:05 | I was aware of that, how did you find out where did you read it? The weird thing is that the dividend seems well covered by the dividend. So where does the money for the dividend go? | alotto | |
21/6/2024 17:40 | One thing I did not notice here is the use a SCRIP dividend so they issue new shares to pay the dividend. That is bonkers dilution at a 8% yield. Of course the SCRIP price may be out of the money from time to time but why do this? | blueclyde | |
21/6/2024 17:39 | What is a UT? | alotto | |
21/6/2024 16:07 | Decent volume here today with a big UT | cwa1 | |
21/6/2024 15:06 | In reality this is already an all time low. AGR was a very different business 15 years ago. The share price is simply reacting to expectations for interest rates. I continue to buy as this drops and hope I am correct that it will recover back to 50p by the end of 2025. | goliard | |
21/6/2024 09:46 | Continual drift lower Might want to test the all time low here | panshanger1 | |
17/6/2024 19:23 | I normally use a legit account plus a troll one Both agree with this pish of stock | george stobbart | |
17/6/2024 19:02 | Stobbart or stobart ? Maybe you have been cloned or you have two user names? Seems a bit pishy to me lol | davidosh | |
17/6/2024 18:45 | is this pish heading to the earth’s core non stop the more insiders buy this thing, keeps falling like a knife | george stobbart | |
13/6/2024 15:29 | Maybe when rates drop | alotto | |
13/6/2024 15:10 | the Chair bought another £20k worth of stock today when is this pish start moving up again | george stobart | |
11/6/2024 17:14 | NTV most people don't get to buy at the bottom anyway. It is impossible | alotto | |
11/6/2024 16:54 | Bought a few @39.3 I think i might have been a bit premature. Story of my life!! | ntv | |
11/6/2024 14:25 | Premature to add I believe it may go a long way down. I have held a few of this kind of dogs. | alotto | |
11/6/2024 10:49 | Hmmm slipping through that 40p support | badtime |
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