Rolls-royce Share Discussion Threads

[nemesis6] 25/9/2020 13:03

dont blame em wish i had

[sbb1x] 25/9/2020 12:58

I suppose everyone is waiting for the rights issue at 1 pound before buying here ?

[sr2day] 25/9/2020 12:19

on your back.

[careful] 25/9/2020 12:16

Warren East left Arm holdings, the all powerful all successful chip designer.
Worth billions recently taken over by an American company.

He left Arm Holdings going up, to join RR going down.
He will be feeling sick.
Hope he is mentally up to the task here, how does he sleep?

[nemesis6] 25/9/2020 11:42

yep lets get to a quid...you pile of fc kin puss....still ceo's pay is ok (well its in his contract) lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[porsche1945] 25/9/2020 10:11

@nick
Well avoid UK and UK manufacturing. The ftse is below where it was 20 years ago, horrific, the country is a disaster area, brexit fiasco, trashed currency, led by idiots, very left wing where making a profit has become shameful, the whole country is paralysed by jealousy and envy while the likes of brexit pushing billionaires Dyson and Ratcliff have split for Monaco and Singapore. The place to invest is the USA, it just doesnt have the political issues, you may like or dislike the president but there is one election every four years and that is it. Covid was just the icing for the mess that had happened anyway. Just buy something like Microsoft and sleep at night.

[careful] 25/9/2020 08:18

below 148p.
what a disaster.

As the share price sinks below the waves the CEO must be about to make yet another statement saying they are considering funding options.

Take your time Warren, no hurry, chill out.

[philanderer] 24/9/2020 16:03

'Rolls-Royce on track to test 300mph electric plane '

Embattled engineer completes ground tests of what it hopes will be the world's fastest electric aeroplane

[careful] 24/9/2020 13:56

Looks as though RR are looking at various ways of raising the £2.5bn.
Probably quite complex.
A component will come from a conventional rights issue.
Possible low cost loan from HMG also.

This is dragging on, about time this cash raise was concluded.
Talk and speculation about it for several weeks/months over that time the share price has collapsed.

Difficult to understand the lack of urgency.

[eggy toast] 23/9/2020 15:24

What do you guys think of the ongoing talks between RR & SYME regarding raising of funds from the current inventory?

[careful] 23/9/2020 12:51

RR similar to IAG are accumulating enough cash to survive for 2-3 years by which time they hope for a vaccine.
The scaled down company could then prosper in the new normal world.

An investment here, or AIG is punt on a vaccine within 2-3 years.

[ny boy] 23/9/2020 11:59

Starting to gather some steam, early days but 160p support has held for now

[nick rubens] 22/9/2020 16:22

Unfortunately during the last 23 years, shareholders haven't been really respected and instead continually attacked as dividend seeking vampires and even been targetted for government windfall money. Then on top of that they've been exploited by directors exuberant salaries and pension benefits for all that are continually being topped up because of low or nil market returns and low interest rates on gilts.

Add to that ever increasing debt along the way and we get to where we are today. Not just RR but loads of big companies.

The day of the 'blue chip' is a relic of the past.

Being a long term shareholder is more of a liability than anything else. It's sad when a return might only be possible if by trading out of a ponzi.

[albert3591] 22/9/2020 16:04

Svenice7....darn good job labour is not in power then!

[sr2day] 22/9/2020 12:23

definitely a penny share soon like iag.everybody will be able to afford Rolls soon.lol.

[svenice7] 22/9/2020 11:50

Our government seem to be more interested in housing immigrants and controlling the population than thinking about the economy and jobs.

[buywell3] 21/9/2020 21:31

Nationalization would be better for the UK than extinction

[topvest] 21/9/2020 21:24

This is looking quite tricky with markets heading down again. Have they left it too late? Market cap about £3bn and net debt about £5bn. No prospect of a profit in 2020 or 2021. Its looking touch and go for raising £2.5bn in my view.

[dartboard1] 21/9/2020 20:43

Im not sure what I'm missing here... half year results state £8bn liquidity and £2bn additional from disposals (ITP). and then £1bn cash outflows in H2. Haven't checked debt maturities, but imagine lenders would have to refinance if there's amounts due. Why do they need £2.5bn??

[kulvinder] 21/9/2020 19:58

Don't want to be a doomster, I fir one feels for the ones losing their shirt on what is meant to be a premier company, but looks as though we will see the 67p all time low we saw after the 9/11 event, I remember a guy next to me in ghe office, calling his broker at the time buying 10,000 shares at around 70p, wonder if he kept and sold at £13.....

[creddy] 21/9/2020 18:00

Happy days (if you drink enough corona). Always do your own thinking and test your liver.