Rolls-royce Share Discussion Threads

[ayl30] 21/3/2021 19:51

https://simpleflying.com/us-passenger-numbers-steady-1m/

[dbensimon] 21/3/2021 19:22

Couldn't agree more. Potentially before May.

[stockready] 21/3/2021 18:15

2022 holidays are fully booked there are no spaces available ...
This is already massive cash flow coming in for RR. and many other travel companies

I believe the holiday prospects for 2021 is not as grimy picture as have been portraited so far, i believe Europe will be open for business in no time and they already producing vaccines in massive numbers... the vaccine are totally resistance against the new varient also... in anycase you will not be hospitalised and will feel like a common cold

To me this is all over by October and one shot and boosters will just seal the deal to normality

Huge effort by WHO to distribute vaccine for free to poor nations and that is going so well

As far as RR. goes it is still massively undervalued and excellent one of chance to add more at these crazy low levels..

I believe it will fly comes May

[paulo435] 20/3/2021 13:16

Summer holidays abroad “extremely unlikely” are the headlines today I see. Risk of other strains coming in, this won’t settle for a good while yet. This year anyway.

[josh 32] 20/3/2021 09:58

Actual figures were 29 million shares sold 54 million shares bought value of shares sold was 34 million value of shares bought was 63 million according to lse website

[josh 32] 20/3/2021 09:53

It's ut trade it will have no effect on the sp

[1bonanza] 20/3/2021 09:32

With travel looking more threatened by third wave Europe this could see some further drops next week.

[lukeferrari08] 19/3/2021 20:53

That came in at 16:35, so will we see a further drop when the market reopens?

[urchin1] 19/3/2021 16:48

Wow! a 20.7m sell - no wonder the share price dropped!

[stockready] 19/3/2021 16:40

I love another unique opportunity of top up

Anything below 110 i will add loads again

However somehow i doubt it will go that low

As a long termer this micro movement means nothing to me
I am looking at the big picture in 5 years time

Shorter term is 2/3 bagger easy

GLA
IMHO

[nemesis6] 19/3/2021 15:40

i have high hopes for iag too

[nemesis6] 19/3/2021 15:29

mtro....my biggest DUD of all time oh and deb ukog and zen....i have bp. bt.a invp barc nwg rmg rr. only happy with rmg dont hold many and i see invp as way undervalue

[undervaluedassets] 19/3/2021 15:05

You got it careful.

Shame to have any that go bust though..

You usually get plenty of warning

[careful] 19/3/2021 14:48

How many that you have owned for years do you with you had sold?
A pointless game I agree.
But holding BT at £5 and seeing it sink to below £1 is agony.

the mathematics is good and supports buy and hold.

Ten shares.

3 go bust.
4 are average.
3 are multi baggers.

Excellent result.
The trick is that disaster shares can only lose 100%, but multi baggers the upside is infinite.

[undervaluedassets] 19/3/2021 14:41

Put it this way my multibaggers are ALL, without exception stocks that I have had for many years.

[undervaluedassets] 19/3/2021 14:26

Careful.

Yes of course you cannot win them all.

But buy and hold is not dead.

And you are going to pick the odd dud.

The trick is not to have too many.

[1krl] 19/3/2021 14:17

True. If it were easy everyone would be rich.

[careful] 19/3/2021 14:12

Bottom fishing comes off sometimes but not always.
Those that filled their boots with Marconi, Woolworths, Northern Rock, Centrica and others have been slaughtered.

The trick is to be lucky when defining what is a 'great company'.
Kodak was a great company, there is a long list.

[careful] 19/3/2021 13:55

Buy and hold seems to be an obsolete strategy.
Every share seems to double and half.

We are forced to ride the waves.

I know of a RR employee who has never sold a share.
His holding peaked at over £500k.
Then a few years later fell to £50k.
Ouch. he should have sold some and bought back in after they fell from £12.80 to £1.20.
To add to the pain he was asked to contribute another £30k in a rights issue recently or face dilution.

We are all forced be traders in volatile markets.
RR is a great company and will survive, but not necessarily for the shareholders, as in 1971.
That is the risk here.

(those that do not dump Bitcoin and Tesla in theses times will live to regret it.)

[kanwar] 19/3/2021 13:16

Been trading for around 20 years, lesson, don't in love with your shares.

[undervaluedassets] 19/3/2021 13:06

Myrmatt

Going to be in it for many years. Like the bulk of my holding.

You buy the great company with temporary problems. That way you get in at a great price.

Then you just hang on for a decade or 3

Done it with lots of stocks . Experian. Games workshop. Big yellow. James fisher. CVS. rightmove. JD sports.

formula is find a Great company at historically ridiculous price. buy lots. Hang on.

[careful] 19/3/2021 12:42

rr just a punters share at the moment.
the locked down amateurs buy for a while so it goes up, they take profits it falls.

Warren East is hoping for 80% of normal activity to stay positive cash flow.

This means that despite the huge debt pile, they are adding to cash.
RR will not run out of cash, they have enough to last out the crisis.

A third wave would make things serious though.

Long term RR could be Britains high tech titan, almost its only hope.
But it needs cash to invest in the future.

Tempting, but not for widows and orphans.
The near collapse of the once mighty GE of America and our own GEC/Marconi illustrate how tough things can get.