Severn Trent Share Discussion Threads

[yump] 29/6/2023 09:56

Here’s that really difficult question for you again, I think you missed it.

Where do the dividend payments end up ?

Clearly with your comment and press comments, it must be with some evil people.

[yump] 29/6/2023 09:51

You’re not going to scare funds out of here, so its pi’s that you’re aiming at.

As I said, trying to make money by scaring people.

No better than leaking sewage into a river.

I hope it makes you happy. One day you might not find it so easy to live with.

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 09:45

2600 is nailed on imo

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 09:43

Chocks away.

[yump] 29/6/2023 09:37

Who mainly benefits from dividends ?

Some evil entity ?

[yump] 29/6/2023 09:26

Here’s a question for you.

Where do you think the dividends end up and why ?

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 09:20

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[yump] 29/6/2023 09:20

You reckon I’m screeching ? Oh the irony.

Have you looked at your own posts ?

As I said, you’re no better than the greediest of greedy BOD’s.

You’re trying to make money by exploiting other peoples’ worries and misfortunes.

(Btw using capitals just shows you’re a shouter, its not a measure of how good your points are)

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 09:09

THE GOLDEN AGE OF SLUCING SH*T IS OVER.

They will never again have it so easy.

[careful] 29/6/2023 09:08

Don't like to think about what Labour will do to the water companies.
Vast majority of the public think they should be nationalised.
Maybe they want it run like the NHS, schools or railways.

Such ignorance, they do not understand how putting the Water companies into the dead hand of the public sector would be a lot worse.
Another expensive disaster.

I think we will be be regulated harshly by either party.
Democracy sucks if the electorate are ignorant and capitalists are corrupt.
UK is a basket case economy yet again.

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 09:07

Somewhat more virtuous than INVESTING in a company with a repeat track record of harming the environment.

And you have ZERO knowledge of my life.

I don't have to engage with you screeching little man. Sell up whilst you still have some profit would be my advice imho, for SVT's weakness will continue.

Sentiment is shot and imho there is a big opportunity for the mkt forces to provide some useful feedback to this morally bankrupt (imo) company.

[yump] 29/6/2023 09:00

Go think about your morals.

What are you going to tell your kids about your life when you’re very old ?

“I tried to make a load of money by exploiting peoples’s environmental concerns”

You’re no different from the SVT board that you rant about.

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 08:54

DO NOT SWIM WITH OPEN WOUNDS.

That's a metaphor, thicko.

[yump] 29/6/2023 08:47

How hypocritical can you get.

Pretending to be sooo concerned about the environmental issues, to support your short.

And you have the cheek to point the moral finger at others.

What a disgusting human being.

(By the way, truly influential people don’t need to shout and post in capitals.)

[yump] 29/6/2023 08:33

If you care so much why aren’t you doing something useful and campaigning somewhere, instead of posting on here ?

The share price movements won’t have any effect on the sewage issues of the water companies.

What a waste of your time.

Unless you are either sick or have another motive.

Surely not !

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 08:32

An absolute hiding is on the way here.

You have been warned.

All imo.

[wreckingball] 29/6/2023 08:24

A quick 40 points off your holding yump.

A mere slap to begin with.

More fool you for poking the wasp nest.

SVT is in for a hiding imo.

A good quarterizing of your nut sack (holding) should make you alive to SVT's wrong doing.

[yump] 29/6/2023 08:20

Who are the evil shareholders ?
Where do the dividends end up ?

In your pension pot.

Repeating headlines without thinking makes you look as ignorant as the media who produce them.

I suppose being coherent in your posts isn’t very likely though.

[wreckingball] 28/6/2023 23:16

Industry stats:

72 billion paid in dividends since privatisation, equivalent to HALF the total capital expenditure on infrastructure.

SICK

Gross underinvestment in infrastructure and bill hikes the highest in the last few decades and implemented during a cost of living crisis.

SICK

River pollution events wreaking havoc on the country's natural heritage

SICK

Olivia Garfields most recent pay packet, including perks and bonuses: £3.2 Million

SICK

Olivia Garfields basic pay packet for the year ahead? £800k, UP from £772K

SICK