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MNG M&g Plc

218.20
-2.30 (-1.04%)
Last Updated: 10:20:55
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
M&g Plc LSE:MNG London Ordinary Share GB00BKFB1C65 ORD �0.05
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.30 -1.04% 218.20 218.10 218.20 219.40 218.00 219.40 802,860 10:20:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Life Insurance 10.88B -360M -0.1497 -14.59 5.3B
M&g Plc is listed in the Life Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MNG. The last closing price for M&g was 220.50p. Over the last year, M&g shares have traded in a share price range of 171.85p to 231.10p.

M&g currently has 2,404,607,672 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of M&g is £5.30 billion. M&g has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -14.59.

M&g Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/3/2024
08:06
Pierre feeds with Woodhawk!
rongetsrich
28/3/2024
08:02
Pierre, look into what he’s said. He’s not a trader, but trades this share. He’s said he sold at 240.3 to Helen on a day when he hit that.
235-13.2= a better return than the dividend IG he buys in right now.
Don’t dispel other investors, unless you have the facts. I’m going to watch and see today!

topbun
28/3/2024
07:58
PO it’s about making money in a way people find that works.
luderitz
28/3/2024
07:52
Seems to me rong that it's the ' muppets' as you call them who are raking in large dividends for doing nothing. The traders like you seem to be happy exchanging 100 shares for 105 shares of lower value, lowering your net worth by dealing chargesx2, spreadsx2, and stampx1.The key to making money is to put yourself on the side where the probability is triple exponentiation (divis reinvested) over time Instead of the trader probability of an 80% chance of losing the lot medium term.
pierre oreilly
28/3/2024
07:44
Please keep it civil.

The chart in the header has obviously got a crystal ball!

skinny
28/3/2024
07:40
Can you lot not behave yourself or you will have me to deal with 😃
luderitz
28/3/2024
07:21
It's only the muppets here that have to boast numerical, and most of those individuals are complete strangers who may just be Walts.
rongetsrich
28/3/2024
07:17
You should define big time Charlie, scruffy. Without a quantify your post is nonsense.
rongetsrich
28/3/2024
06:26
Woodhawk - my view as well (as I stated in 487). As an investor I am looking long term (though also reacting to circumstances as and when I deem appropriate). Like you I stack my divis and reinvest - as and when. I dont like the platform doing it as I have no control.
Be interesting to see where the investors are compared to the big time Charlies come say next Friday - or this

scruff1
27/3/2024
21:19
It dropped 10p on a 6p divi last September. The truth is nobody knows, but futures are looking positive
rongetsrich
27/3/2024
21:16
15p drop, of which 13p is guaranteed from XD, what do you think the drop will be?
topbun
27/3/2024
21:12
220?…you cannot be serious 🤣
luderitz
27/3/2024
21:08
Wow, handbags at dawn! Ron wins by KO, Woodhead needs to learn to interact rather than scoff and sneer at other investors.
Not holding but if I can get 220 or below I intend to invest, not trade.

topbun
27/3/2024
20:35
Ludo accepts all apologies upon reflection 😀
luderitz
27/3/2024
20:30
Rongetsish got to disagree with you about the atomic bomb on Ukraine because we are all cooked then!
nerja
27/3/2024
20:14
Sorry Luderitz, he has form for conceit and self-importance; a real intellectual poster.

Nothing more to see here, now, get that divi spent!!

rongetsrich
27/3/2024
20:12
lOL
Well, seeing as I was apparently filtered by this chap a year ago he seemed to un-filter me to try and gloat on LGEN and here, lacking in inter-personal skills I feel no loss at his melodramatic tantrum and ceremonial filtering!
He doesn't really get on with many of the quality posters around the bazaars, including Spud, I think, who is an absolute gentleman.
Anyway onwards to tomorrow, GLA - as long as everyone is making money and comfortable with their method we are all winners.

rongetsrich
27/3/2024
20:09
Arguing alert for this message board 😃
luderitz
27/3/2024
20:06
"Have you had a stroke?"

And what if I had, you pathetic moron. Filtered.

woodhawk
27/3/2024
20:04
Have you had a stroke?
rongetsrich
27/3/2024
19:43
I don't need to gamble, Rongetsnada. I'll get my dividend come-what-may and if the share price drops unrealistically I can just buy more shares. I can buy them because I have a constant stream of dividends to reinvest (approx 40 payments this year). In the meantime you win some/lose some and pay even more stamp duty and dealing charges - while I get it right this time and every other time and don't have to gamble. You call it wrong, you get zilch and your money tied up - or you take a loss & gamble elsewhere.

Furthermore, the tax I might pay on dividends is 8.75% whilst on capital gains would be 20% or more. In any event, I have nothing in common with you, I'm investing and you're gambling.

woodhawk
27/3/2024
19:23
I've just charted it, a 10p drop overall, not intraday, it dropped more if I remember correctly?Just working out my cheeky limit buy, I won't be around for market open.
rongetsrich
27/3/2024
19:15
#Rongestrich, I too am waiting to see if the share gaps down and keeps going as it did last year, quite an opportunity to add if it repeats again, similar story on the H1 also... :o)
laurence llewelyn binliner
27/3/2024
19:12
LGEN Moderated, I didn't believe wrong, so I checked.

Post 5095....

My thoughts exactly Pierre. I receive dividends currently in 11 out of 12 months - average div income is now above £3K per month. 90% (and increasing) tax free as ISA'd. My two largest investments, good solid divi payers LGEN and PHNX. Unfortunately, doesn't seem like I'll be able to buy too many more of these on the cheap in the near future!! Luckily I've been filling my boots in recent months.

I think he has me filtered, but make of this idiot what you like!

hedgefundkick
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