Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[danielbird193] 12/1/2019 04:20

Shame it couldn't quite hold 400p for the weekly close but I agree with the previous poster, once it starts to rise it will take off pretty quickly. The pricing anomaly here is just too great to last long.

[this_time_its_different] 11/1/2019 21:56

Best time is to buy on monday before the vote, once the uncertainty goes AVIVA will climb to 450p pretty quick.

[djb3] 11/1/2019 14:10

Hi Davebowler. I'm with AJBELL would you be so kind to advise me how I get access to shares magazine? Thanks in advance. Planning to buy a few of these after vote next week.

[danielbird193] 11/1/2019 13:43

Shame it's not a recommendation in Investors' Chronicle or The Telegraph (Questor). Those are the real market movers!

[davebowler] 11/1/2019 13:03

Its on page 26 of Shares Mag -free to AJ Bell clients.

[whatsup32] 11/1/2019 12:33

Thanks Harris

[harris tweed] 11/1/2019 12:17

FWIW, in this week's Shares Magazine, AV is tipped as one of their "6 of the best UK value stocks". Chosen for it's low forward PEG ratio, which they reckon is 0.7.

[whatsup32] 11/1/2019 11:20

If AV clears 430 ish next stop 500 ish.

Roll on the good times

[gbh2] 11/1/2019 11:03

One of my Filtered user names so I'll not be wasting my time on any of his comments.

[uppompeii] 11/1/2019 10:47

Buywell will probably say they are all sells from big players.

[whatsup32] 11/1/2019 10:12

Decent turnover of shares this morning

[villarich] 10/1/2019 12:12

I added today too. I'm feeding in my SIPP contributions each month while this remains above 6% yield

[gbh2] 10/1/2019 10:53

Picked a few up this morning, the divi looks too good to ignore :)

[villarich] 10/1/2019 09:52

There was a typo on my correction too. Gave up in the end!!

[losos] 09/1/2019 17:22

Villarich - phew glad you sorted that one out haha

uppompeii - FWIW the pound is usually weak when the dollar is strong. As you said I also see some long term benefit to companies with overseas earnings regardless of where we end up with Brexit !!

[villarich] 09/1/2019 09:55

Haha bigger! Sorry for the typo , I mean Buffet!

[uppompeii] 09/1/2019 08:49

And if that cash comes back to the UK with a weak £, even better.

[villarich] 09/1/2019 08:34

I'm not sure they'd need to passport anything. The European businesses are their own entities, selling products under local laws, br they driven by EU laws or not. They trade as separate cells and send cash back to the group.

[whatsup32] 08/1/2019 21:23

Aviva , the comeback kid

[stewart64] 08/1/2019 19:25

I would have thought having such a large presence in Europe would be a plus under a hard Brexit. They can headquarter anywhere and get through passporting issues, no?

[dr biotech] 08/1/2019 19:16

I think AV should be OK as it has proper subsidiaries in France and Ireland and it’s not just a name plate operation. It’s not like a bank which may have a front but where the real trade happens in London. They could get hammered with a no deal brexit, hence all the jobs and assets being shifted abroad in preparation

[yf23_1] 08/1/2019 17:58

I think its because of the term 'contracts' under European law, which may affect life policies. I read it somewhere in the IC.

[gaffer73] 08/1/2019 16:26

It's not as all the EU clients are going to dissappear of the face of the earth ffs. I wish people would get a grip when it comes to Brexit, you'd think the end of the world had been announced!