Severn Trent Share Discussion Threads

[scotty1973] 15/8/2009 09:36

g4ssg, thanks for your excellent post

very grateful if you could remind us of all the mischevious goings on at svt, specifically what have you been hearing?

[g4ssg] 15/8/2009 08:40

Hi
ive never posted on this discussion before ,but i do live in severn trent area.
you must be aware of all the mischevious goings on at svt..
they deserve all they get ..this will eventually filter down to the share price
un- fortunately that will not help the long term share holders..but as for listening to finacial/broker advise you are really missing the point ..you will be worse off ..the stock market isn't logical , it never as been , that would be far too easy..?this will never return to its previous high's ...sorry..

[myshares] 14/8/2009 14:37

SVT is going down in line with other utilities; a good day for utilities is a good day for SVT. I hope there is a bounce once investers start investing in utilities.

[revoc2] 14/8/2009 12:21

i cant even ever believe this was 1100p plus, only a few weeks ago!!!?
why r the directors not buying?
why r institutions not buying?
why is NO ONE buying?
cuz they know this is going to
wait 4 it,




50p?

[revoc2] 14/8/2009 12:19

952p (and dropping)
every bloody day...
day in ... day out
every day
every week
every month

DOWN DOWN DOWN

BLOODY DOWN!!

[scotty1973] 14/8/2009 09:24

thats probably exactly why they are going down. they are not exactly telling people tp be property companies are they

[revoc2] 14/8/2009 08:59

one other thing...if everybroker has a prie target of over £11 on this (most do), and everyone else is saying buy, then why the HELL is this dropping day in day out?
and is at 5 year lows?
has anyone contacted, or tried to get in touch wth the loosers at svt?

[miata] 14/8/2009 08:44

- Nick Raynor, investment advisor at The Share Centre, is also cautious. "We expect a correction, so we advise clients with short-term profits on volatile stocks to switch into utilities – like water companies United Utilities and Severn Trent, National Grid and Centrica, which all provide yields in excess of six per cent at the moment," said Raynor. "Vodafone also yields six per cent-plus, much better than cash on deposit."

[careful] 14/8/2009 08:31

the misery goes on.
loads of debt to rebuild the infrastructure.
now hmg is double crossing svt on return on capital as election is coming up.
what are these creeps up to now.?

[scotty1973] 13/8/2009 16:30

the water companies geared up to the hilt in the credit boom years - its all changed now, and ofwat is tighening the screws

[revoc2] 13/8/2009 16:14

why shud svt do a rights issue?
if yes, then will all water companies be doing the same?
as all have suffered big falls etc....
thnx

[scotty1973] 13/8/2009 15:01

tough decision whether to do a rights issue now or wait for ofwat, is it november?

[myshares] 11/8/2009 10:47

I'm almost at the level I got in at, but SVT is looking good. Another strong day or two should be good.

[the_doctor] 11/8/2009 10:23

Well, closed too early like I thought, but a profit is a profit :o)

[the_doctor] 10/8/2009 16:03

myshares - I was more just going on the fact there hadnt really been any sharp moves up.
But you can check stock borrowing monthly (free) or daily (paid) at euroclear.co.uk (I've not checked for SVT)

[the_doctor] 10/8/2009 16:01

Spreadex doesnt do it and my more sophisticated sb programs wont run on this pc

Even if Spreadex did trailing stops, their levels would be so far away from the price!

[myshares] 10/8/2009 16:00

the_doctor - How do you know how many shorts people have on a stock?

[spennysimmo] 10/8/2009 15:54

why not just use a trailing stop loss?