Bae Systems Share Discussion Threads

[philanderer] 10/7/2017 10:47

UK arms exports to Saudi Arabia can continue, high court rules

[philanderer] 07/7/2017 13:23

BAE Systems: Deutsche Bank reiterates Buy with a target price of 645p.

reiterates

[suetballs] 06/7/2017 14:07

This drip drip drip fall in the share price is getting a bit tedious.
Suet

[ribblewader] 05/7/2017 10:36

dafrog. Beg to differ, with China to the north and no chance of closing that route I dont think they need to worry too much about supplies from that direction. Also, can you imagine the outcry from non participants?

[dafrog] 05/7/2017 08:43

North korea may have weapons but they have limited food. Logistic tail not much use without supplies. They would not last long.

[wad collector] 05/7/2017 08:40

War is here Farngorn ; look East or South!
Snaffled some at 620 .

[fangorn2] 04/7/2017 20:23

War is coming , the chess pieces are moving around the board.

Just a matter of time now imo.

[wad collector] 04/7/2017 19:37

It often seems pretty subjective to me why prices move ; FOREX rates , interest rate change rumours, contract rumours , multiple Government policy changes , Middle East Crises to name a few . Hard to know if that particular review is significant ; is there more information about today than a month ago? If not why should that logically change the price ?
Just saying...

[squidsgone] 04/7/2017 19:11

Nothing to do with apprehension around the mini SDSR and the Saudi judicial review then ...?

[wad collector] 04/7/2017 16:07

Recent share price weakness is tempting me to start buying back in ...620 will do me . I suspect the drop is as illogical as most ...

[squidsgone] 02/7/2017 21:14

Its called force projection, to protect and better the interests of the state, to allow the country to prosper, to generate and protect trade, to pay the taxes, to grow the economy ..... that pays for social housing of the future. Hopefully, better housing than those poor people had.

[chiefbrody] 02/7/2017 10:24

Yup. Daft question.Probably better to ask the Labour party why.

[philanderer] 02/7/2017 09:55

Of course they could have afforded it. Kensington and Chelsea council had £274m in reserves at the time

[philanderer] 02/7/2017 00:38

BAE Systems lands multi-billion pound deal for Royal Navy frigates


BAE Systems and the Ministry of Defence have signed a long-awaited multi-billion pound deal to build the first three of eight new frigates for the Royal Navy, securing thousands of British shipyard jobs.

The agreement to start work on the new Type 26 combat ships is one of the biggest UK defence deals in years and will guarantee work at BAE’s Scottish shipyards and across its supply chain for years.

Construction is expected to start on the 6,900-tonne ships next month, with steel beginning to be cut for the vessels at a ceremony in Scotland. So far the Government has committed a total of £4.7bn to the Type 26 programme – which is expected to last until 2035 – on design work, equipment with long order lead times and development of weapons for the ships.

[philanderer] 28/6/2017 20:47

BAE Systems and Leonardo to collaborate on new precision-guided munitions for air, land and sea threats

[philanderer] 27/6/2017 08:50

27th june JP Morgan overweight tp 660p cut from 685p

[philanderer] 25/6/2017 23:24

Invest in Britain’s armed forces to boost the economy, says PwC

[philanderer] 23/6/2017 13:33

Sharecast:

Going the other way, BAE Systems retreated as JPMorgan Cazenove cut the stock to 'neutral' from 'overweight' and removed it from its Analyst Focus List, mostly on valuation grounds. "The main reason is valuation after a circa 40% rally in the shares since January 4, 2016."

[fangorn2] 22/6/2017 22:44

Well look at the residents of Grenfell Towers..£1600-2000k per month rent.

Are you really telling me that its residents could afford.

Taxpayer is being ripped off left, right and centre.

Shambolic as you say

[chiefbrody] 22/6/2017 21:08

Now why is that not a surprise.Shambolic.

[philanderer] 22/6/2017 20:41

Blimey ..

London's £36bn benefits bill is bigger than the UK's whole defence budget