Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[kasamavic] 24/10/2023 20:15

If he comes back, then he'll get a ban.

[richie1218] 24/10/2023 19:50

he will just come back worse that ever spud.
can't you just sort of forget to reinstate him for at least six month. by then we will have been taken over imo and AV will be no more :-)

[spud] 24/10/2023 18:18

Peter. You'll have to do without him for a week or so as he's been retired to a dark room for a chip upgrade. spud

[petersinthemarket] 24/10/2023 18:02

jubberjim - pls keep posting - i don't understand the constant carping - I find your comments useful.
pete

[dope007] 24/10/2023 13:52

Absolute shambles the UK again. Barclays down on NIM which is still higher than USA banks. Barc PE of 4 and a book value over 300p

[carpingtris] 24/10/2023 13:48

jubber - it gets boring zZZ

And why bring your LGEN chat here?

[jubberjim] 24/10/2023 12:10

Fenners66

Take you point will try and stay quiet until 17 November
Just for guide

Am currently long Barclays LLoyds Nat West and Standard Chart

Long AV. @ this level
Long Lgen @ 217.60 (biggest holding)
Long Phnx @ 521

Mng avoiding like the plague at moment

Looking at others but prefer financials got my fingers well and truly burned with utilities and Telecoms

But market is dead and i expect it to go lower hence keeping back dividends

Good luck everyone and try and keep the snide petty comments to yourselves

[engelbert1969] 24/10/2023 12:05

'had' a dog doth butter no parsnips

[jubberjim] 24/10/2023 11:44

I had a dog

A beagle

He kept pinching my cigarettes

Didn't smoke them just kept nicking them

CARPINGIRIS

I've given your post a green tick up to start the ball rolling

How Petty

[fenners66] 24/10/2023 11:42

Nothing wrong with adding new negative opinion - goodness knows I do it with enough stocks - but repeating the same all the time ?

Perhaps its ok if you believe every day there are new readers who have not gone back through the thread ?

Sometimes with the aim minnows you see that -someone new who reads the ramping bs and needs to see the other side , but this is a FTSE constituent not as if we are unaware of what it does...

[carpingtris] 24/10/2023 11:42

Green tick if you feel Jubber needs a week in the 'Sin Bin' could Spud perhaps issue a temporary 'time-out'?

[eldienob] 24/10/2023 11:32

or get a dog

[kasamavic] 24/10/2023 11:27

More likely you've nothing else to do hence your trolling. I just don't get get why people like yourself keep spouting the negatives and why everyone else is wrong.You've made your point, put your buy order in at 360ish and let others make their own decisions.Whatever you say won't influence anyone's decision.

[jubberjim] 24/10/2023 11:15

I get so wrapped up I lose track of time

But I do get fed up of constant ramping

Just doing my bits and your heads trying to redress the balance

[cwa1] 24/10/2023 10:59

Is it the 17th of next month already? ;-)

[jubberjim] 24/10/2023 10:46

Motley Fool combined with Deutsche Bank buy recommendation?

My advice

Hide Run for the hills

But do your thing!

[whatsup32] 24/10/2023 09:43

Turnover in shares is very low at 400k. Concerted effort to bring share price down ?
After ramping up ?

[kasamavic] 24/10/2023 08:54

It's almost back to the bid speculation price.

[jubberjim] 23/10/2023 18:33

Hey no problem

Glad I was able to help

Look after yourselves . Until 17 of next month

[xongkudu] 23/10/2023 16:57

jubberjim

We get it! You’re out for the time being. Thanks for keeping us all in the loop and reminding us on a daily basis!

[mondex] 23/10/2023 11:29

Aviva turnaround is building value, says Deutsche Bank
Insurer Aviva (AV) is ‘getting on with it’, says Deutsche Bank, believing that the company’s turnaround is building value in the stock

Analyst Rhea Shah reiterated her ‘buy’ recommendation and increased the target price from 490p to 495p on the Citywire Elite Companies AA-rated stock, which fell 1.6% to 398.6p in a down market on Friday.

Shah noted that shares gained 10% earlier in October when there was news that a foreign buyer was interested in the insurer and, while ‘there may not have been much to the news flow’, the shares have not lost the improvement.

‘This is perhaps a recognition by the market that there is value to the group’s four-year turnaround, aided by management’s recent delivery and ongoing strategic and operational ambitions over the long-term,’ the analyst noted.

Shah said that the shares are trading on an ‘attractive 13% free cashflow yield’ and the ‘majority of this can be returned to shareholders via a sustainable total capital return yield of 11.4% in 2024’.

[jubberjim] 22/10/2023 17:11

Great I do wish you the best of luck with your strategy

Long term you should be ok but near term

It's in the hands of the hedge funds and I am staying well away