Raven Prop P Discussion Threads

[irish_neris] 25/1/2022 16:32

I think the ordinarys are worthless at this stage even without the current Russia Ukraine kerfuffle. There's too many out there and they just go lower and lower on little volume. They either need to a reverse split or buybacks

[jt58] 25/1/2022 16:31

Sorted JPM Russian Sec

[bench2] 25/1/2022 14:41

Big fall in RAV today , broken below 30p ........ but was holding up incredibly well vs JPM Russia which has fallen from 890p to 610p . JRS final results out today , new divi policy : 60p forecast ( vs 35p ) payable at 15p per quarter ..... so close to a 10% yield . Rothschild said buy on the sound of gunfire ...... Wait and watch .

[spectoacc] 25/1/2022 09:13

NATO is needed to protect Eastern European sovereign countries from Russian aggression, that should be more than obvious from Putin's recent actions. Ukraine, of course, isn't in NATO - nor was/is it likely to be.

Putin claims Russia is "threatened" by NATO states on its doorstep. Threatened? Does he think NATO's poised to invade Russia? It's laughable.

He hankers after a return to the Soviet Union. Trouble is, none of the formerly annexed Iron Curtain countries feel the same. That's not to deny large Russian populations in eg Estonia, Latvia.

[deadly] 25/1/2022 08:40

Not through NATO aggression, that's for sure and you are deranged if you think so.

[zangdook] 25/1/2022 08:27

NATO, a defensive organisation? Are you trying to be funny? How did Kosovo become separated from Serbia? Why is Libya a failed state?

[spectoacc] 25/1/2022 06:53

Um, very clearly Russia's? Ukraine is a sovereign country, did you miss that?

Russia - invaded Georgia, annexed Crimea, invaded the Donbas region of Ukraine.

NATO, a defensive organisation - none of the above.

Don't be fooled by the propaganda that Ukraine is somehow a part of Russia, or that the post-1945 Soviet bloc gives any historical rights over Eastern Europe.

[zangdook] 24/1/2022 21:27

Oh yes, Russia has lots of arms in Russia, America has lots of arms in Ukraine. Whose actions are aggressive, and whose defensive?

[spectoacc] 24/1/2022 20:50

Only the Ruskies have built up $600bn in reserves, and supply 20% of Germany's power, so now the shoe's on the other foot.

Logic does indeed say no war - Putin's actions say otherwise. Follow the actions.

[irish_neris] 24/1/2022 20:42

Most of continental Europe is in Nato with a few countries not far from Russias borders. Wars no good to either Russia or Europe. Europe need their gas the Russians need our money

[spectoacc] 24/1/2022 20:33

The same Kremlin with over 100,000 troops massed on Ukraine's border.

[montyhedge] 24/1/2022 20:11

Western information hysteria that's what the Kremlin said today.

[jt58] 24/1/2022 17:37

Waiting to see if Putin does step into Ukraine, I will be looking to buy in again straight after.

[rahosi] 24/1/2022 16:03

Currently 1.046 to BUY (11.47% return pa)

[irish_neris] 24/1/2022 15:18

It's getting very tempting at this drop but think better value could still be to come

[jt58] 24/1/2022 14:57

It will go down a lot further if Russia invade Ukraine but not sure whether there would be any affect on the Moscow property returns. Divi very attractive now but I assume there is plenty of risk too

[zangdook] 24/1/2022 14:56

Not quite all.

[montyhedge] 24/1/2022 14:38

Wow seems a panic today. 208,703 traded so far, all sells it seems to me.

[kenny] 19/1/2022 14:16

For all dates relating to dividends payable during 2022, click the link in the header of this thread.

[uncle_sam] 19/1/2022 13:53

Rayg5, really? Really??

[nobilis] 18/1/2022 22:31

Cheers Ray

[rayg5] 18/1/2022 22:22

Ex div around 16 Feb., div. date 31 March.

[rayg5] 18/1/2022 22:21

It's a stand-off but Ukraine expects a move by Putin, who in my view needs to give NATO a bloody nose to show who's boss in this region. The sooner this boil is lanced, the better

[irish_neris] 18/1/2022 22:11

Serious dip today. Doesn't seem to be anything major in the news about the Russia Ukraine situation