Natwest Share Discussion Threads

[delphiman] 03/11/2020 15:28

"All going as expected here. Once we are past 150p, then 200p is next"

isn't it 149.95 or 150.05 surely :)

[delphiman] 03/11/2020 15:26

looks like we have a head and shoulders in the day today.

[cwebb07] 03/11/2020 14:18

Predictions for share price if Trump or Biden wins

[andysand] 03/11/2020 14:07

All going as expected here. Once we are past 150p, then 200p is next. Might be a few months though.

[pander45] 02/11/2020 12:47

You were saying? Check US futures. Anyone selling today will get shafted.

[delphiman] 02/11/2020 09:37

huge buys, should that not be huge sells, there is nothing good about his news, don't get why some would buy at a huge price is they knew.

[pander45] 31/10/2020 19:55

lockdown light and bonus of furlough extension. Huge buys we're going in Friday late on in a number of shares - leaks - some knew this was coming.

[polar fox] 31/10/2020 07:38

It looks like another massive U-turn by the HIGNFY Buffoon. So predictable, sad to say.

If an announcement is made on Monday evening, to take effect on Wednesday, to include the closing of non-essential shops and stores, then there are just four shopping days left including today. Make the most of them!

Monday should be interesting for equities, caught somewhat by surprise. For example, the FTSE officially closed at 5577 yesterday, but it had risen to a final close of 5598 mid around 10pm.

[johnwise] 31/10/2020 07:23

Only Rich Toffs Want Lockdown Right? £16M Piers Nothing To Lose 🤮

VIDEO

[johnwise] 31/10/2020 07:22

VIDEO

Full 🇬🇧 Lockdown From Next Week 🤦‍♂;️ ENTIRE Month Of November 🤷‍♂;️ Boris To Announce

[glavey] 31/10/2020 03:36

"Can you please attend the funeral of my pet turkey scheduled for the 25th of December."

Seems a reasonable plan but I suspect there will be some disappointment when you have to reveal that the Turkey's been cremated.

[smurfy2001] 30/10/2020 23:14

So no dividend payment down to BOE. I mean the share went ex-divi last time so we were owed a dividend payment. Disappointing.

[polar fox] 30/10/2020 20:27

Wall Street has just closed and, via a time-honoured and mostly reliable predictor, has called it for BIDEN, but only by a whisker.

Here's how it works.

On the SPX, the pivotal figure is the close at the end of July, 3271.12.

If the close at the end of October - tonight- is higher than July, then the incumbent will be re-elected.
If tonight's close is lower than July, the challenger will be elected.

It closed tonight at 3269.96, lower than July by just over one point. Biden makes it by the skin of his teeth, at least on the SPX index!

The bookies in the UK still have Biden at 2/5, 4/9, 1/2 - a firm favourite.

We'll see, hopefully next week and not after Thanksgiving.

[delphiman] 30/10/2020 16:42

buy on the rumour sell on the fact, I'm expecting a revisit of the 90, maybe as low as the 70 pence's before a recovery, Brexit, covid and end of year will all be bad and its all to come.

Plus Trump is not likely to get in and then Joe Biden wants to lockdown the worlds largest economy, nothing on the horizon to cheer for.

And I hope the government doesn't welsh on the £50,000 loans it backed the banks for business since loads of people went and set up business and ripped the banks off, the government is likely to say you wasn't due diligent enough your fault we are not paying out.
Else its us the tax payer paying it out again, you know RBS now NWG was always paying dividend's to the government whilst not the public and have recouped all there outlay, where when we was told we bailed the bank out, where is our money back from the government as they have been paid back and have a majority share still.
why is it not our bank still and we get rewards from it.
suddenly it all goes quiet, funny isn't it, they want your rage at the banks for messing up but go quiet when they make loads of money off it.
I'd like my payday since I'm supposed to own this bank as a tax payer.

funny thing about tax, I was ill last year for around a year, I received a total of £689 sick pay from the government, when I went back to work and started getting my wages again, they said I had earned over the threshold and my sick pay was now taxable and they asked for £141 back of the £689 the gave me.
This government sucks, glad to see labour booted Corbyn though.
if he hadn't of been in they might of won that election.
bet labour gets in next and takes the fall for what the conservatives are doing now.

we need 1 lockdown world wide for 1 months, only military do the supplying and then life goes back to normal.
over and done instead of all this drag your heels rubbish smashing everything in.

[delphiman] 30/10/2020 16:28

you can all get round Christmas restrictions by

1, 30 people allowed at a funeral
2, 6 people around in your house, or maybe outside in your garden depending on T1 T2

so here is how you get all your family around on Christmas day.

Send an invite out to all relatives saying

Can you please attend the funeral of my pet turkey scheduled for the
25th of December.

Sorted.

[polar fox] 30/10/2020 15:38

Further to 248 above, here's one indication:

Rules require banks to hold a certain amount of cash on their balance sheets but analysts at Jefferies said NatWest has £16bn of excess cash that could go towards payouts. The balance sheet shows reserves between £7bn and £9bn above NatWest’s own internal targets, the analysts said.
unquote

[russ1983] 30/10/2020 12:07

NatWest CEO promises dividends 'as soon as possible'

The boss of NatWest Group (NWG.L) has signalled the bank will hand cash to shareholders as soon as regulators allow it.

“We have very strong capital ratios,” Alison Rose told journalists. “It’s my intent to start paying dividends as soon as possible.”

[gcom2] 30/10/2020 08:58

is it rallying on trump win expected or the chance of a trade deal being announced this afternoon

[marmar80] 30/10/2020 08:43

no dividend?

[holts] 30/10/2020 08:31

I see buywell gets everywhere with his presumably short positions .

[polar fox] 30/10/2020 07:36

Is it my imagination, or is NatWest morphing into a very well-capitalized piggy bank?

In Fawlty Towers, it was "Don't mention the war!" Now, it's "Don't mention the dividend". As was the case yesterday with LLOY.

Very difficult to take this share seriously at the moment, so I don't.