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CSN Chesnara Plc

257.00
-3.00 (-1.15%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Chesnara Plc LSE:CSN London Ordinary Share GB00B00FPT80 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.00 -1.15% 257.00 258.00 261.50 261.50 258.50 258.50 100,708 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Life Insurance -1.11B -98.33M -0.6537 -4.00 393.38M
Chesnara Plc is listed in the Life Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CSN. The last closing price for Chesnara was 260p. Over the last year, Chesnara shares have traded in a share price range of 246.00p to 299.50p.

Chesnara currently has 150,430,393 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Chesnara is £393.38 million. Chesnara has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/3/2021
10:23
Is there some glass hidden in the grass here?.


Question rather than statement.

essentialinvestor
12/3/2021
09:32
Yes, I bought some for my growth folio as part of my recent rotation into value. I've held these for income for a number of years and never had to worry about them, but I think the chart has now bottomed. These were £4 in 2018, so I have no reason to doubt that they won't start heading back there, while shareholders are being paid to wait.
brucie5
09/3/2021
12:28
Perhaps Phoenix might yet be interested they have a £1.5bn war chest.
fenners66
09/3/2021
11:26
Bought some more - great dividend yield at this price and likely to be behind the market in the recovery curve - so could start soon. imo
rightnellie
05/2/2021
12:31
Shame about Standard Life selling over 1 million shares. Seems to have depressed the share price. Been adding last few days as rising stock markets should be a tailwind, though rising £ is not. It's never going to go crazy but would expect it to be closer to the top of it's recent 270 - 300 range than the bottom.
elsa7878
21/1/2021
08:20
Big fall am
dosser50
19/1/2021
11:17
Have been holding a little position here in the hope someone buys it and to pick up the divi while waiting If all I get is the divi then I'm happy
williamcooper104
19/1/2021
10:17
No rush with this share though, been stuck at this price for months while the market has recovered. OK if you just want a divi, but very disappointing compared to many others.
deadly
08/12/2020
12:22
When LGEN plummetted down to 180p I hung on in because there had been announcements that the divi was safe. It was clearly the right thing to do. Same thing applies to CSN and PHNX. Latter has recovered already albeit with a little pullback. CSN will shoot up whenmarket ees again that divi can be relied upon. One has to get in to these yields whilst one can.
b2baby
04/12/2020
08:05
as mentioned, buying the dips here has worked in the past ... ;-)
mister md
03/12/2020
11:35
I've been waiting for that potential to show for a while But with the divi v happy to be patient
williamcooper104
03/12/2020
09:45
Bought in here. Great potential.
dosser50
01/12/2020
10:58
Relative to PHNX?!
After yesterday's near 10% fall in PHNX for no reason, all that speculation is out of the window and making CSN look good. Bizarre market.

deadly
27/11/2020
10:27
Not holding CSN at the mo but I tend to agree with Mister MD at this time.
luderitz
27/11/2020
09:00
Yep - hate not understanding what's a greater move than vol/beta would suggest - especially relative to PHNX (which is 3x myCSN position)To add or sell????
williamcooper104
27/11/2020
08:35
We can speculate on the reasons for the weakness, but perhaps a combination of fear of a divi cut (unlikely), and, illiquidity combined with a bit of institutional selling. I'm holding but don't particularly like the look of the chart (for what that's worth) so won't add for now. Having said all that, the NED was happy to spend £85k or so recently so I'm sure we will be fine.
frazboy
27/11/2020
08:07
As long as they continue paying out the bumper dividends I'm not too concerned about the shareprice and buying on the dips has worked out in the past - suspect no different this time ?
mister md
26/11/2020
14:43
Me neither - PHNX and LGEN down less than CSN
williamcooper104
26/11/2020
14:37
I don't but could speculate sell orders as people move to more cyclical value stocks. If you want to trade I suspect the next upswing in that 200 day MA line is about to start
makinbuks
26/11/2020
14:23
Any reason for that abrupt down tick... anyone know?
frazboy
24/11/2020
19:23
If you look at YTD chart LGEN and CSN now level - so in last couple of weeks LGEN merely reversing earlier falls rather than CSN underperforming.
riverman77
24/11/2020
19:14
Yes - fortunately I've a lot more PHNX and LGEN than CSN Wondering too why it's looking like coal for Christmas at CSN and Santa for LGEN and PHNX
williamcooper104
24/11/2020
18:48
What drives the CSN share price?
joan of arc
24/11/2020
18:37
Phoenix poised to collect £650m for sale of its European business (not confirmed). Maybe it will spend it somewhere.

Just saying.

jonwig
24/11/2020
18:30
Can hardly compare them though, very different animals.

Phoenix had some interesting news today too...

edmundshaw
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