Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[smurfy2001] 16/5/2019 20:08

Juicy dividend payment of £3,118.39 on the 30th.

[spud] 16/5/2019 19:52

Divi payday. spud

[uppompeii] 16/5/2019 19:38

Till the 23rd?

[whatsup32] 16/5/2019 18:31

One week to go

[uppompeii] 16/5/2019 14:26

Have you spotted the current trading range? Thanks for sharing.

[tradejunkie2] 16/5/2019 14:22

Kitty cats, upper wedge target is 430p. Wedge pattern has been going on for some time could we finally see a breakout?

Meeeeooooooowww.

[scobak] 16/5/2019 13:21

I know it is not too relevant, but apparently poultry processors export most of the 'parsons noses' to Africa. Not a delicacy in Europe!
I'll try not to add any more useless facts.

[redsquirrel3] 16/5/2019 09:40

That's a bit of a bummer. Only I do luv a bacon sarnie!

[buywell3] 16/5/2019 07:55

Pork price expected to rise by 70% by the end of 2019

1.4 BILLION Chinese consume around 60Kg of pork per person per year

Inflation in China due to African Swine Fever is escalating rapidly

Protein prices for all meat/poultry/fish products are expected to rise globally as a result

ASF will be a worldwide problem for 5 years


watch the video

[da vinci1] 15/5/2019 21:05

At least the ozone layer's much better now. And Aviva's on the up again,so it's not all doom and gloom.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 15/5/2019 13:17

He sounds a bit of an optimist to me

He forgot Auto leasing bubble about to burst
Student Loan debt bubble about to implode

Mass crop failure(Corn/Soya bean) across the US

:)

Add in climate change and unsustainable global population explosion and we have only 12 years...

All looking rather "disconcerting!"

[imagining] 15/5/2019 11:07

Sounds like you are a bit on the bearish side at the moment eh!

[buywell3] 15/5/2019 10:59

You think so eh :

I find it odd that yesterday the markets rose with the USA and IRAN situation getting worse

China and USA Trade at critical levels

Debt at worldwide record levels , both corporate and private

African swine fever rocketing meat and poultry prices worldwide = Global Inflation

Boeing and Tesla in a mess

UBER float going lower

BIG Media companies facing bigger fines and actions re content

Property prices dropping worldwide

China inflation now rising faster than predicted

Crops in Asia getting decimated by the Fall armyworm which can could damage some 80 different crops, including soya, maize, rice, cotton, sugarcane, vegetables and groundnuts.

The EU disintegrating as the UK plans Brexit sparking USA squabbles

Auto leasing bubble about to burst damaging banks involved

Student Loan debt bubble about to implode / written off / lost

Mass crop failure(Corn/Soya bean) across the US due to adverse weather

Carbon credits damaging companies due to lack of proper controls

Unsustainable global population explosion with no clear Government policies
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And all the above taking place within an overblown and inflated environment in markets due to lax interest rate policy and money printing.


We have IMO a recipe for a Global price drop as of now.

[whatsup32] 14/5/2019 07:17

JPMorgan reiterate overweight TP £4.84 Monday. Omens are good for next week?

[tradejunkie2] 13/5/2019 23:46

Shuuushh kitty cat.

[dround87] 13/5/2019 14:18

Out of my emerging market funds for the time being

[dround87] 13/5/2019 14:17

It's going to be a big one I think. The markets really hate this trade war farce.

[creditcrunchies] 13/5/2019 13:26

Bloomin fire sale again if it's not farage it's Trump

[crossing_the_rubicon] 13/5/2019 11:16

Buywell.
Don't forget the "flooding" in the US agricultural belt...
Crops havent been planted
Planting season apparently coming to an end soonish - Mid June latest and everywhere is still waterlogged.

[dround87] 13/5/2019 06:17

I'm worried about more than that. 5pc is my stop loss across the board for what I'm anticipating is going to be very a red week.

[uppompeii] 12/5/2019 23:17

Jeez, how do you sleep worrying about 5pc?

[dround87] 12/5/2019 22:38

Trouble tomorrow I'm predicting. Prepared to lose no more than 5pc. Stops set.

[windrushg] 12/5/2019 21:01

Any extra costs incurred will ultimately mean higher premiums for policyholders. I doubt whether insurers, across the board, would absorb the costs imv.The usual risk assessments would be applied when setting premiums I imagine. GLA

[whatsup32] 12/5/2019 16:22

‘How driving gadgets are pushing up U.K. car insurance’

Looks like insurers of cars are having a hard time. Wonder how this effects Aviva