Chesnara Share Discussion Threads

[spob] 24/11/2007 07:37

Do you have an arthritic index finger ?

It must be agony, all that scrolling.


Anyway, good luck with Chesnara.

[richardly] 24/11/2007 01:37

Spob

There's no way I'm scrolling down pages of screenshots everytime I want to read messages - and to read a message is the only reason I'm here.

Richard

[spob] 23/11/2007 16:40

Welcome to the new Chesnara thread.

Not the most exiting company in the world i know.

However it's defensive characteristics in the current hedgemania are worthy of attention.

[spob] 23/11/2007 16:37

Given the header here is about 2-3 years out of date, i have started a new thread which somme may find a bit more useful.

No offence Heidigynne

[phillis] 23/11/2007 12:52

Nice one for the SIPP H

[hectorp] 23/11/2007 11:35

Well done - I missed this ( below my radar) still out.
While the volatility remains obvious, I'm inclined to the sidelines.
Volatility should lead to a lot of day or more likely 3-4 day swing trading, but, the spread being wide, discourages that. ( which is good)
H.

[spob] 22/11/2007 22:19

Underwrites life risks such as those associated with death, disability and health. It also provides a portfolio of investment contracts for the savings and retirement needs of customers through asset management




1 Year






All data

[anon23] 22/11/2007 13:26

Got in again myself at 164.70 this morning.

[anon23] 22/11/2007 13:25

I think this share has gotten caught up in the general sell off of financial stocks, whilst those with a bit more insight into the companies risk profile are jumping in on weakness. if you look at the chart the volitility only really began after the troubles became public in august.

[hectorp] 22/11/2007 12:30

Down 7p? rather severe.

[hectorp] 22/11/2007 09:08

Agree, xcept its not stable 'short term' it is very volatile, suggesting that there is a battle between buyers and sellers. Something very safef, should not look like that?
I need convincing , but I am closely observing. Oh- for buyers its probably a buy this AM!

[robsy2] 21/11/2007 10:39

this is starting to look like a stable option in choppy markets.

[hectorp] 20/11/2007 14:38

The product ( managing closed-life funds) seems very attractive .. not exposed to sub prime etc. If any of their target companies is exposed to the ill winds they can buy for cheaper in 2008.

[hectorp] 19/11/2007 10:42

Notice how volatile the chart is. Its still sitting near the recent high, I too wish it to retrace to closer to support before buying.
But, buying does seem a good idea.

[anon23] 16/11/2007 20:52

I wish IC wouldnt keep tipping these, i need them to go down a bit so i can top up more cheaply.

[hectorp] 16/11/2007 15:17

Mentioned by BEARBULL - he is buying these .. in todays Inv Chron (page 26).
"will surely stay free of the credit crisis... also 8.5% yleid... possible takeover target by likes of Pearl or Standard Life" ( summarised)

[chairman2] 15/11/2007 16:16

lets have the announcement asap - my portfolio could do with
a positive injection

[robsy2] 11/11/2007 13:41

he's probably thinking he'll get in now before he announces the special dividend.

[chairman2] 09/11/2007 16:19

So GK is buying!!

he must reckon at 164p its like buying pound notes for 90p

[shawzie] 24/9/2007 11:02

dividend date payable - October 12, 2007

[laity45] 21/9/2007 11:09

look under financials it will give you an idea it is about 5 weeks after the ex date.

[bonnard] 21/9/2007 00:31

Anyone know when the divi is paid?

[ibrox] 20/9/2007 18:09

Maybe market got wind of a bid from another closed life fund expert. Pearl / Resolution dogfight etc has to have a loser they may move on to CSN.