Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[tradejunkie2] 18/4/2019 10:35

Target 415-418.

[tradejunkie2] 18/4/2019 10:34

Drip drip drip.

[tradejunkie2] 18/4/2019 10:01

Kitty cats, price looking to go further down top of wedge reached?

I hope this news reaches you well.

More cream later on.

[woodhawk] 17/4/2019 13:29

...or preferably a no-Brexit outcome!

[smurfy2001] 17/4/2019 11:24

Still targeting 500p but really need a positive Soft Brexit outcome.

[oggyrocks] 17/4/2019 11:16

Looking at the charts above 439 seems to be the 200 MDA and 460 is the 350 MDA.

Looks like we could soon hopefully be above the 200 MDA. (if you added the recent 20p dividend we are almost at the 350 !!!)

Positive times ahead.

[engelbert1969] 17/4/2019 11:03

Macro / sector factors feeding thru into sentiment then. As always, expect this to sustain medium / long term even if it's bumpy short term. Doesn't seem to be anything notable in the last day or two.

[dround87] 17/4/2019 10:03

I think this. Politicians from UK and EU sides have folded and shown they aren't prepared for a no deal to happen. The bluffs been blown.

[eurofox] 17/4/2019 10:03

I'm not surprised by both Aviva and LGEN being on an upward trajectory because for the first time for years, trends in increasing life expectancy are reversing (pulled down by obesity, diabetes, women smoking), and that means the annuity business doesn't need the same levels of projected reserves and thus has the potential of becoming more profitable. Demographic "oil tankers" are slowly turning around.

[oggyrocks] 17/4/2019 09:45

Seems to be sector wide. LGEN have recently hit new highs too. LGEN looks as if it will soon hit £3 (although going ex div soon so might not just yet) and if AV. follows this same pattern then we will be back at a price above 4.50 soon.

Onwards and upwards.

[adejuk] 17/4/2019 09:41

lower brexit worries?

[skinny] 17/4/2019 09:37

Sector sentiment change?

[engelbert1969] 17/4/2019 09:30

Anyone know if anything in particular is behind the current rise?
I'm back in the black again.

[dround87] 16/4/2019 13:50

Hope that short doesn't threaten your pcp deal

[dround87] 16/4/2019 13:47

Spiffing! Where's that 350 then porsche? Mug.

[windrushg] 16/4/2019 13:09

I make that 446p equivalent so far with Thursday's dividend added. So much for the share price slumping post XD day! This could easily recover to £6 soon and still be well supported with a decent 5% divi. Add in the growth prospects and who knows how high this will reach in due course!!

[smurfy2001] 16/4/2019 13:06

Price is now back to my average of 425.39. If it remains that's £3,115.40 in tax free money from the dividend.

[jordaggy] 15/4/2019 08:01

I'm in two minds whether to buy Aviva for my SIPP fund. On the one hand, GS put a conviction buy on the company, but on the other, the directors sell big around the same time...tricky to call this.

[whatsup32] 15/4/2019 07:59

9.38% . Holding. Not significant???

[gaffer73] 15/4/2019 07:56

Not really

[whatsup32] 15/4/2019 07:50

After hours on Friday. Aviva issued a notification of major shareholding. Is this significant??

[yorkshireinvestor] 13/4/2019 08:08

Also, company I work for moved from Capita to Aviva for the pension scheme, safe to say it's 10 times better (not that Capita would be a good benchmark but still)... good to see they are doing the right things.

[yorkshireinvestor] 13/4/2019 08:03

I've got healthcare, motor, life & home insurance all with Aviva. I manage it all through the app & really impressed with the pricing & service (for what it's worth).Also, I got a renewal and it was under my current price (which was competitive at the time), normally it would have been higher. Hopefully they are learning that customers will just move if they don't keep competitive with the renewal.... Happy shareholder here.

[tornado12] 13/4/2019 07:14

Yes I’m comfortable invested here with solid business model, good Divi and cover. I topped up just before ex Divi and will go again at some point. The 20k annual isa is a great initiative to grow a strong retirement fund without tax. One of the few good things of being in U.K.

[redsquirrel3] 12/4/2019 17:33

Very happy too,who would'nt be? Add on yesterday's 20.75p dividend and it's nigh-on at a six month high! This clearly has underlying strength. Bring on next week!