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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Rolls-royce Holdings Plc | LSE:RR. | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B63H8491 | ORD SHS 20P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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5.10 | 1.97% | 263.40 | 263.90 | 264.10 | 267.00 | 258.20 | 258.40 | 34,077,886 | 16:35:20 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aircraft Engine,engine Parts | 13.8B | -1.27B | -0.1516 | -17.41 | 22.09B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/6/2023 10:29 | Need to understand the consequences for the shift , in equities But that’s a different matter | ![]() gerbil control | |
09/6/2023 10:29 | Leaving banks for hedge funds is all the rage. We’ve noticed Eisler Capital adding from Goldman, Nomura, and JPMorgan (and that’s just banks), as had BlueCrest itself – from Goldman and UBS, among others. Goldman even lost an entire team of traders to hedge fund Marshall Wace. It’s difficult to estimate, but dozens have left Goldman for hedge funds this year already, by our count. Paradise might be pretty happy with the infamous culture and what Jane Street pays, but Harb will probably be the one laughing on his way to the bank. BlueCrest portfolio managers take something around 30% of generated PnL as their own pay, compared to 5% at banks. New portfolio managers are set up with between $100m and $1bn in capital. Do the math yourself. | ![]() gerbil control | |
09/6/2023 10:29 | the idiot poster was saying the same at 70p only doubled since then keep the deramping coming loserboy | ![]() drew lonmenob | |
09/6/2023 10:26 | Agree Thanatos. No point in Cev shifting focus now. Needs to crack on with article links 😂 | ![]() gerbil control | |
09/6/2023 10:20 | Hello Cev I think what you should be noticing are: The ftse The etf income yield market The state of RR The basketcase scenario of introducing yield List goes on But hey, feel free to focus on whatever you wish That is the entitlement for us ‘all’ | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
09/6/2023 10:07 | I notice that all the genuine idiots on this thread, all post equal drivel on the SYME thread, why are they on here. Any social psychologists got an opinion? | ![]() cevodniya | |
09/6/2023 10:05 | Thanatos Abyss, you are averaging approximately 5 posts a day since you joined this forum. So, seriously, are you ever ever going to post anything that isn't ranting drivel. How old are you? You and your mates have turned this forum into a laughing stock. | ![]() cevodniya | |
09/6/2023 09:22 | End of May was false flagging such The downturn is going to hit home imminently again This is when RR meets destiny Dunno what day like | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
09/6/2023 09:16 | They have bought far higher over many years You all still looking at yield as a saviour? Etf market, income stock baskets getting slaughtered for a reason With yield in safer markets matching, if not higher in some cases, capital risk is just nuts in equities | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
09/6/2023 07:49 | Always good to see director buys and they have been buying here | vikingwarrier | |
08/6/2023 19:09 | Anyway as is markets, could be totally wrong 😂 GLA whatever you do | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
08/6/2023 19:08 | It’s a catch 22 scenario Needs to focus on becoming debt free and much more streamlined/smaller than it is today Yet if it could achieve that, has to battle the likes of GE, Prattley etc. Which sort of makes being debt free and streamlined, yet competitive, impossible . Hard to see the road out. Possible but a road out of interest to investors? Don’t think so | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
08/6/2023 16:34 | Thanatos Abyss, unlike you to be negative. So wise one, in an inflationary environment that we are currently in, why does any company pay dividends? Surely, the very vast number of dividends paid produce a negative return? Shouldn't RR be like Buffet and never pay dividends, simply reinvest capital for increased revenue generation. Ah, but there must be a reason why dividends are paid. Income funds, pension funds?? | ![]() cevodniya | |
08/6/2023 16:29 | 1carus, I agree 100% with you. I'm averaging 89.77p share price happy to wait a further 3 years. | ![]() cevodniya | |
08/6/2023 16:18 | Was mentioned prior when the ceo calling the company a basket case, needed Sp support What can they pay that’s of much use in this inflation anyway? Just be a negative return . That’s if they could pay one, which they can’t | ![]() thanatos abyss | |
08/6/2023 16:09 | As soon as the word dividend is mentioned this will be over 200p | vikingwarrier | |
08/6/2023 16:06 | Cevodniya. My average buy is below 80p. Bought as a long term hold 4-5 years. Looking for a quad here. Much more in the pipeline now since 2019 when they were between 350 and 400. Really not interested in the background noise. I am not in a hurry but expect a doubling from here with in 24 months. Seems like the man has his bit between his teeth, so I am expecting things to happen quicker than I had originally planned. If it takes 5 years I will still be happy. | ![]() 1carus | |
08/6/2023 13:55 | Doubled out on the lower money. I see little point holding it back to 142s. That won’t hold again. For sake of argument, if it did, be no point holding this price anyway SR | ![]() sentiment riles | |
08/6/2023 09:40 | hTtps://m.marketscre | ![]() dipa11 | |
08/6/2023 09:40 | Https://m.marketscre | ![]() dipa11 | |
08/6/2023 04:20 | Every sell point was just sensible selling times too. Not reflecting the company per se 👍 A hard hit to markets will suit them really anyway in the long run | ![]() gerbil control |
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