Gsk Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 27/6/2019 10:57

lippy - as a previous CEO of Glaxo said - 'you win some and then you win some more'.
You don't have to be poor to play the stock market.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 27/6/2019 10:01

@Abdulla,

No cure for Parkisons but Cannabis goes a long way to negating the shakes and loss of control

[zho] 27/6/2019 09:13

>>we all know that blair and his side kick brown bankrupted the country through total mismanagement of our countrys (sic) economy..


Tax burden (total taxation as proportion of GDP) averaged 35.1% under Blair and Brown, 35.23% under Thatcher and Major, 35.2% under Cameron. Spending averaged 43.5% of GDP under Thatcher and Major, 43.1% under Cameron, 39.5% under Blair and Brown.

[abdullla] 27/6/2019 09:04

Does GSK have a cure for Parkinson or for that matter does anyone ?

[tim 3] 25/6/2019 18:47

Hope so looking at my VOD shares never has hold onto your winners and sell your losers been more true.

[warranty] 25/6/2019 18:18

Hope so Michael, its been stuck here for some time and I can only see positive news on the horizon.

[tradermichael] 25/6/2019 16:24

Getting ready for the new cycle, 1600p is the new 1500p?

[tradermichael] 25/6/2019 15:41

GlaxoSmithKline PLC on Monday said Tesaro, its oncology-focused business, submitted a supplemental new drug application to the US Food & Drug Administration for Zejula.
The drugmaker said the application was granted priority review and has an action date of October 24.
"We know Zejula plays an important role in helping women with ovarian cancer whose disease has progressed despite initial therapy," said Hal Barron, chief scientific officer & president at GSK's Research & Development unit.
"Our hope is that over time, our ongoing clinical trials will demonstrate that this medicine can benefit even more patients," added Barron.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 25/6/2019 13:16

Not to worry.
You could always upgrade to battery acid.

[mr woodentop] 25/6/2019 07:07

Can't even throw a milkshake these days....

[lippy4] 24/6/2019 21:00

porche 1945 endless erosion of civil liberties happening in the uk????

please explain as i am baffled by your statement???

today we are losing civil liberties, as just say the wrong thing and you will get a knock on the door by the local police...

[warranty] 24/6/2019 20:39

i thought you were becoming a Brexit convert there Porche!! I do think you're being a little too negative on Brexit though. It is the British Government that has succeeded on the employment front not the EU. They have crushed employment in Southern Europe, along with those countries economies with their Globalised big business attitude almost extinguishing small business growth. Anyway, enough of that, it will hopefully soon be resolved by "Fat Boris" to the relief of all of us. As for GSK, I'm hoping for a good leg up towards 1700p now as we move towards the business split. In the meantime I'm more than happy to pocket the quarterly divi

[porsche1945] 24/6/2019 15:25

Youre right, i ll go and lie down for a while.

For the record I have no great love for the EU....but whats the point of looking for trouble, getting poorer and having a trashed currency for nothing, and it is nothing, you dont think that any void left from eu red tape wont be filled with just as much if not more nonsense generated by uk....plus the eu has provided good employment protection for uk workers asnd stopped the endless erosion of civil liberties that was happening in the uk. Do you really want a country lead by fat Boris and that slimeball Farage??

Also, I own other uk shares that have been hammered by brexit....only an axxhole wants to be poorer.

[zho] 24/6/2019 11:53

Luke Miels’ strong medicine paying off for Glaxo

[warranty] 21/6/2019 19:28

Steady Porche, can't have you criticising your beloved EU. Must be the only thing not to be the fault of Brexit!!

[philanderer] 21/6/2019 17:53

Market report:

StockMarketWire.com - The FTSE 100 endured a downbeat end to the week, falling more than 0.5% as the pharmaceutical sector came under some pressure.

GlaxoSmithKline fell 1.3%, AstraZeneca was down 2% and Reckitt Benckiser slipped 1.8% on the threat of US government intervention in the healthcare space.

[marksp2011] 21/6/2019 17:26

I sold all mine at 1610.5

Roll on 1525

:)

[sicker] 21/6/2019 16:55

tomorrow no change :-)

[abdullla] 21/6/2019 16:30

Tomorrow back to 15 pounds

[abdullla] 21/6/2019 16:27

There must be bad news for pharmaceuticals,Ftse is only down just 20 points

[philanderer] 21/6/2019 16:15

Definitely dog of the day by a mile in my lot .