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NG. National Grid Plc

1,119.50
2.50 (0.22%)
Last Updated: 10:22:53
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
National Grid Plc LSE:NG. London Ordinary Share GB00BDR05C01 ORD 12 204/473P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.50 0.22% 1,119.50 1,119.00 1,119.50 1,127.50 1,116.00 1,121.00 589,706 10:22:53
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Combination Utilities, Nec 24.25B 7.8B 2.1140 5.29 41.25B
National Grid Plc is listed in the Combination Utilities sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NG.. The last closing price for National Grid was 1,117p. Over the last year, National Grid shares have traded in a share price range of 918.60p to 1,140.3736p.

National Grid currently has 3,688,191,645 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of National Grid is £41.25 billion. National Grid has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.29.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/6/2015
11:30
will break 820 first
mornington crescent
05/6/2015
11:25
LOL - when you are already fully loaded, the last thing you need is yet another buying opportunity.
lord gnome
05/6/2015
09:25
buying opportunities today too - maybe more to come - let's hope it gets nastier quickly for another bite at the cherry ? with normal interest rates - or gilt yields as O'Grady says - they are only worth 625! how many years dividends do you need to tuck away at 860 to tread water ?
4spiel
05/6/2015
08:28
Investment analysts suggested the sale is “plausible” - that doesn't sound like 'will happen' (unless your Imagine-ation is running a little awry).
gbb483
05/6/2015
07:52
hxxp://www.utilityweek.co.uk/news/national-grid-set-for-metering-sale-reports/1134432#.VXFG5dJViko

This will happen

lennonsalive
05/6/2015
07:40
No, yesterday's drop was a buying opportunity.
gbb483
05/6/2015
07:37
Exactly PO, safe and boring. So yesterday's drop was a nasty one.
lord gnome
04/6/2015
18:16
Not sure why anyone expects anything spectacular either way. The returns are set by the regulator in a large part; they are told what to invest and where; they are given government subsidy when the investment isn't commercial etc etc. It's a strange mix of an almost totally government control public company. It'll probably move in line with gilts but with a higher return and no end date. It's a boring safe highish yeilder with almost guaranteed divi growth at or slightly exceeding rpi. Don't expect to make or lose a fortune overnight imv. Risk almost the same as gilts, reward higher.
pierre oreilly
04/6/2015
16:32
Sorry, posted on wrong thread !
redips2
04/6/2015
15:06
it's a nice share to hold with low interest rates - will they ever go up again ? when they do I expect this is like many nobody will be wanting . well but there is growth - yes but is there sufficient -it's easy to keep up with inflation when there is none ? next div - long time to December What might happen before to get in cheaper - don't think it will be Greece - Fed steps on the gas?
4spiel
04/6/2015
12:25
I've not researched this but it does seem to drop by more than the divi on xd day more than 50% of the time - maybe I will check out in more detail. Of course today is a falling market day but even taking that into account the initial drop seemed overdone, and of course following the initial xd drop the share price often picks up a little fairly quickly in my experience. Of course dealing charges need to be taken into account, as well as the spread and stamp duty so it would be a bit of a gamble to sell and buy back I agree.
bountyhunter
04/6/2015
10:09
It probably happens half the time, with the other half of the time the price dropping less than the divi. These things are easy in retrospect, but if it were that easy we'd all be billionaires.

Anyhow, imv guessing the short term is just gambling. High diiv payers have the advantage thast the price drop on xd (whch on average equals the divi I'd expect) changes the valuation ratios to make the company cheaper (by all ratios calculated on price, like the pe, ppe etc), so attracts more buyers xd than lower yeilding on zero divi companies.

pierre oreilly
04/6/2015
09:22
I've seen this quite a few times before, may be a good plan to sell the day before final xd date and buy back at the open the next day!
bountyhunter
04/6/2015
09:13
I sold other stock and bought here this am on the basis of the fall being so great. My view is this will recover.
ridicule
04/6/2015
08:20
Must remember for next divi. Always seems over egged in this stock!
ianood
04/6/2015
08:13
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Great looking chart, with a lovely gap that will fill in due course .

redips2
04/6/2015
08:05
Ouch! Expensive divi this morning.
lord gnome
29/5/2015
17:32
xd Thu 4 June (28.16p) - see header for financial timetable
bountyhunter
28/5/2015
08:08
...and we all missed out on at least 0.5% p.a. in the bank ;-)
bountyhunter
28/5/2015
07:59
Made my 150% so still in.
pierre oreilly
27/5/2015
16:09
Made my 3% so I'm out, onwards and upwards for those that hold :-)
simongn
25/5/2015
13:00
They prob all said same in 2010 at 500p.
gutterhead
22/5/2015
07:51
I'd say that's about as Neutral as you could get,Skinny!
lord gnome
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