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AV. Aviva Plc

485.70
1.90 (0.39%)
22 Nov 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Aviva Plc LSE:AV. London Ordinary Share GB00BPQY8M80 ORD 32 17/19P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.90 0.39% 485.70 485.70 486.00 488.30 484.50 487.00 3,526,313 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Insurance Carriers, Nec 41.43B 1.09B 0.4053 11.99 12.95B
Aviva Plc is listed in the Insurance Carriers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AV.. The last closing price for Aviva was 483.80p. Over the last year, Aviva shares have traded in a share price range of 413.30p to 508.20p.

Aviva currently has 2,677,089,316 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Aviva is £12.95 billion. Aviva has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 11.99.

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13/3/2023
18:08
Should be a nice day tomorrow barring uncertainties
whatsup32
13/3/2023
17:18
What a farce, lol
jugears
13/3/2023
17:01
could you arrange that so sub 400 is achieved on 6th April?
eurofox
13/3/2023
16:49
Im cautiously pessimistic, the glass is half smashed.
Thinking of selling, and buy back after XD.. hopefully below 400.

mountpleasant
13/3/2023
16:40
Not a bad day at all, gilts balancing out equities
eurofox
13/3/2023
16:35
Hyper is 50% increase in a month. It’s often misinterpreted
whatsup32
13/3/2023
16:33
1robbob I too was around in the seventies however, I never saw hyper inflation - about 17% was the highest!
ianood
13/3/2023
16:26
Too soon to buy, this has just started
milliecusto
13/3/2023
16:09
Only follows it down
pooroldboy55
13/3/2023
16:06
The UK market does not seem to want to follow the DOW
watfordhornet
13/3/2023
16:03
No spare cash or I'd be in at this level :(
engelbert1969
13/3/2023
15:24
Both Dow and Naz up . Hope we've seen bottom .

For today at least

whatsup32
13/3/2023
15:21
AV. and LGEN seem to be the hardest hit
p0pper
13/3/2023
15:01
Share Price 427p: Dividend 20.7p = xd price 406.3p
= 4.8% return on the Final alone
= 7.6% historic yield
= 8.2% prospective yield (33.3p div)

1robbob
13/3/2023
14:44
cyberian
Correct

1robbob
13/3/2023
14:42
Hope that I am correct that Divi is XD on 30/3 for holders registered on 31/3, and payment date 18/5?
cyberian
13/3/2023
14:38
Markets are irrational right now, my whole portfolio getting hit not just financials.
smurfy2001
13/3/2023
14:38
eurofox...joined you after hesitating but with Dividend to come soon and Buy-Back program I felt bold enough to follow....hope we both and perhaps others have made the right decision?
cyberian
13/3/2023
14:17
Will be interesting to see how heavily Citigroup buy back shares today.
tourist2020
13/3/2023
13:45
Well this is certainly a good clean out of weak holders - added at 427, couldn't resist
eurofox
13/3/2023
13:17
Could be an ISA dream if this keeps up until 6th April
eurofox
13/3/2023
13:04
Wall Street futures went from 380Plus last night to almost the same on the negative side right now. The FED and others need to steady the market with some supportive comments asap. Personally holding off any buying until clear signs of greater stability in the market. It could be a good opportunity for selective buying and I guess Citi are hoovering-up some buy-backs towards the £300 million committed to their program...Fridays purchases were just 2.39% of the target.

The FED will almost certainly hold back on any interest rate increase at their next meeting according to Goldman Sachs, and I agree. However, will the market take that as a positive or a short term panic.....I personally think the former as Inflation will abate to a more acceptable level, but we will need to adapt to rates above 2%, maybe 4/5% in future. The US housing market is yet to see a marked downturn in activity and that will help turn present rates down.,hopefully. .

cyberian
13/3/2023
12:37
Biggest portfolio holdings in 5, 6, 8 and 10 year maturity gilts - can't believe how much the price has moved up in a day. Bound to fall back some, but don't care because purchased them in late October last year at the peak (bottom?) of the Truss crisis.
eurofox
13/3/2023
12:29
>Hyper inflation and 50% unemployment, this combination of a dead economy and high >inflation, it happened here in the 1970's.

Some of us were in the Market in the 1970 !!! and still remember the lessons learned.

QE is a tool for Central Banks
and a drug for Politicians
...so much for an independent BoE !!!

1robbob
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