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AV. Aviva Plc

476.80
-3.30 (-0.69%)
Last Updated: 14:35:17
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
  -3.30 -0.69% 476.80 477.00 477.20 483.50 475.30 481.80 3,072,548 14:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Insurance Carriers, Nec 41.43B 1.09B 0.3961 12.02 13.04B
Aviva Plc is listed in the Insurance Carriers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AV.. The last closing price for Aviva was 480.10p. Over the last year, Aviva shares have traded in a share price range of 366.00p to 499.40p.

Aviva currently has 2,739,487,140 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Aviva is £13.04 billion. Aviva has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 12.02.

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06/4/2019
16:40
John Lee, the first ISA millionaire, now gets back in dividends every year more than his ISA stake of £129,000.

i.e every year his return on dividends alone is more than 100%.

Puts some of the nonsense being posted here about dividends in to perspective doesn't it?

kenmitch
06/4/2019
14:10
If you have enough to retire already why risk it for more ?
It's not necessarily about dividends but volatility (in either direction).
You can always sell capital to get income.

yf23_1
06/4/2019
12:28
Absolutely ! And folks strategy would naturally change over time as there investment outcomes change...(growth v income, risk v reward)...and indeed I love to read of new strategies to consider..."steal with pride".....when I come across one that I agree with !
matchupitchu
06/4/2019
12:24
Haha Matchupitchu, yes indeed. But I regularly reevaluate my strategy and - for me - it's good to see a broad range of opinions to help that. Even if the outcome is I stay with the strategy I've got.
engelbert1969
06/4/2019
11:59
I'm always amused when these boards have folks pontificating about the right way to invest.....the simple truth being...if u had the best method u would be super rich and not posting on these boards....
matchupitchu
06/4/2019
10:30
Well that depends on when you buy and sell. A lot of people make a lot of money trading ftse 100 shares as well as receiving the divi's
gaffer73
06/4/2019
09:41
I was not trying to ramp Henderson UK Small Caps fund or SDI

My posts have been to try to expand advfn more 'open minded' investors to the advantages that getting invested in the 'right' UK small cap have over old tired FTSE Dividend paying shares like this dinosaur .

Hence my post was wasted on all you olde farts here counting your yearly pittance

But to advfn newbes ... I say this:

Capital Appreciation is the name of the game in clever investing
New Investors do NOT get wealthy by buying dividend paying FTSE 100 stocks
To get rich a new investor has to take some risk to get a good reward
That means doing lots of research and learning how the game is played




yf23_15 Apr '19 - 16:44 - 24048 of 24053

There is no point to buywell's posts, one wonders why he's here.

I'm sure there's plenty of people on this thread who are seasoned investors so they really don't need a condescending rich narcissist to point out the bleedin obvious.

buywell2
06/4/2019
08:01
Better to watch how quickly a company can grow earnings per share and then decide how much of those earnings you want in income
this_time_its_different
06/4/2019
07:58
If you want dividend income, there is nothing stopping you selling a few shares of fb each year with a broker that charges no fees like freetrade, just the fx charge to pay.
this_time_its_different
05/4/2019
16:44
There is no point to buywell's posts, one wonders why he's here.

I'm sure there's plenty of people on this thread who are seasoned investors so they really don't need a condescending narcissist to point out the bleedin obvious.

yf23_1
05/4/2019
14:56
Buywell 24038 :

'The other day in the Telegraph it talked about the Henderson Small UK Cap Fund achieving over 35% in the last year or so.'

I'm in Henderson Smaller Companies (HSL) as well a Aviva. HSL isn't as spectacular as the Telegraph item claims. I went in at 862 in October 2018 and it dropped to ~725 by December and has only recovered to 843 today.

It has done well during 2019 but not compared to it's peak of ~975 in July 2018 …..

samwn1
05/4/2019
12:13
Not bad when its many, many multiples of 1000. I'm happy with that.How many cars do I need?
uppompeii
05/4/2019
11:43
There are hundreds of shares that do better than Aviva. Obviously.So what’s your point? I hold Aviva at a profit and other shares that are doing better. Again. So what. Anyone can find a share that has done better EXCEPT for THE best performer on the market.

FTSE 100 share Anglo American has gone up 10 times in less than 3 years. That and many other examples of very big FTSE100 winners shows FTSE shares can also multi bag.

kenmitch
05/4/2019
10:55
Let me explain this chart as I don't think some understand it

It's a COMPARISON chart

It means that say someone had invested 4500 pounds in each company 3 years ago

Today the moneys in each would be worth

SDI = 21,500

AV. = 4,500







But of course you savvy AV. investors would have got those lovely 5% plus dividends on your 4000 pounds worth of shares = at least another 1000 pounds , not bad eh

buywell2
05/4/2019
10:47
I get your point buywell but with strong FTSE companies giving already > 6% with a strong longer term certainty I don’t need to take such risks. The share price growth for me is a bonus and not the essential ingredients as a long term investor
tornado12
05/4/2019
10:28
Me neither. One of buywells other ramping efforts had gone from 18p to 3.6p I get around 20k a year tax free in dividends. It allows me to work part time. Not without bumps of course - had some small amounts in Saga/Centrica but try to be careful not to get into too many value traps.
dr biotech
05/4/2019
10:23
If you chose the right ones you don't need to

They get acquired

Its all about research as I am sure you know

buywell2
05/4/2019
08:56
Even so, with a divi cover of 1.8, it's undervalued, so should start to motor once brexit is done and dusted.
jordaggy
05/4/2019
08:54
To all you Dividend junkies

To all you investors that think dividends are the be all and end all of investing

The need to kepp an open mind about Smaller Cap stocks is IMO VERY important

The other day in the Telegraph it talked about the Henderson Small UK Cap Fund achieving over 35% in the last year or so.

They are not invested in (SDI) Scientific Digital Imaging ... which I think means they missed a very good opportunity that several other Institutions spotted.

Here is a 3 year view of how AV. adherents have fared V those invested in SDI

SDI announced today another excellent acquisition to add to their growing Group of company's ... soon in my opinion they will themselves get acquired before they themselves start to pay a dividend .

Still never mind ... one can't have everything

SDI is the one on top

buywell2
03/4/2019
20:13
it's divi stock without growth nothing wrong with that you either re-invest the dividends back into AV or invest in a different higher growth stock. You need balance in an portfolio.
creditcrunchies
03/4/2019
19:10
My money's on the BMW 5 series!
da vinci1
03/4/2019
17:54
Hope he was not insured with Aviva....Boy racers eh?
scobak
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