Sse Share Discussion Threads

[micos] 21/9/2018 13:01

I agree, g2

[g2theary] 21/9/2018 10:58

Great buy these long term... 1000 as a starter.

[cwa1] 21/9/2018 08:19

There you go warranty:-

[warranty] 20/9/2018 19:08

Washer repairs in rotherham

[dudishes] 20/9/2018 16:26

G'day Alphorn,

Took the hint, bought @ 1123.

cheers

[alphorn] 19/9/2018 16:33

Thank you.

[jpjohn1] 19/9/2018 15:41

Broker Forecast - Deutsche Bank issues a broker note on SSE PLCDeutsche Bank today upgrades its investment rating on SSE PLC (LON:SSE) to buy (from sell) and raised its price target to 1250p (from 1200p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Broker...I don't own any, but just put it on for you chaps

[bountyhunter] 19/9/2018 13:47

so Deutsch have probably just opened a long position would be my guess!

[andycapp1] 19/9/2018 13:43

Yes Deutsche quite right. Genco should trade at RO type premium - I get to at least £13 - whilst supplyco must have some value greater than £0!! So I easily get to £14 sop. So v cheap!!

[lexus880] 19/9/2018 07:58

SSE SSE Plc Deutsche Bank from Sell to Buy

[warranty] 18/9/2018 16:58

Let's see who can do it cheapest, never about who can do it better. A regulated industry should be able to ensure that main suppliers deliver a cost effective solution to the country's energy needs, not just creating a multitude of here today gone tomorrow outfits with absolutely no interest in future needs. So much for our Conservative government supporting business. Might as well have Corbyn in and start again under nationalisation. At least like it or not, we'd know who's side they're on.

[warranty] 17/9/2018 17:58

As a regulated business with six main suppliers, how difficult is it to ensure these are run properly and prices controlled without creating dozens of Mickey Mouse operators with just call centres and no responsibility for generation and infrastructure? They said there was no competition originally before privatisation when we had the CEGB. Now we have six and they're still moaning. How many is enough for competition before it gets silly?

[bountyhunter] 17/9/2018 06:56

That just about sums it up. Everyone needs Electricity/Gas so it takes a lot to completely mess things up! The one positive here may be that things may well improve for the remaining business after the demerger of NewCo.

[muffinhead] 16/9/2018 23:48

Markets are never stable

SSE put prices up 15% in April 2017, then spent £500 million buying back shares, added £1 billion debt on the balance sheet to pay generous dividends and then watched as 430000 customers left over 12 months.

Management needs sacking for unstable dangerous financial engineering

[jrphoenixw2] 16/9/2018 23:30

Oh grow up!

[careful] 16/9/2018 18:27

Every time Trump is in political trouble he does something hostile to distract.
He is a dangerous unstable man.

[eeza] 16/9/2018 18:24

And this will not help tomorrow.

[careful] 16/9/2018 18:14

Telegraph has a switching service.
Vested interest, article biased.
They are out to destroy these utilities, many for personal gain.
Share prices of utilities have all collapsed without exception.

In normal times they would offer great value.
The yields are enormous if they are allowed to be maintained.

It would take a brave contrarian to start buying the lot of them.
Sometimes such moves pay off.

[11_percent] 16/9/2018 14:12

More political interference........this share (and the other utilities) are now uninvestable.

[grand time] 16/9/2018 14:05

Energy giants face calls 
to hand over customers

[unastubbs] 16/9/2018 05:47

www.ft.com/content/14344e72-b84a-11e8-bbc3-ccd7de085ffe

FT reporters SEPTEMBER 15, 2018

SSE slipped to an eight-year low in the wake of Wednesday’s profit warning, which the power utility blamed on hot, calm weather and gas trading losses.

“The company will need to earn the trust of the market before any re-rating is forthcoming,” said Macquarie, which saw nothing changing until the planned demerger next year of SSE’s residential retail division. “Past experience of defensive stocks that surprise is that they will be in the penalty box until confidence in management is regained,” it said.

[whatsup32] 14/9/2018 21:32

@Action
My thoughts exactly

[justiceforthemany] 14/9/2018 20:09

I would say an RSI of 14 is now oversold (!)
Even last year in H1 SSE only made 31.2p EPS
H2 was around 90p

Half H1 = 15.6p
If H2 can remain around 90p then full year EPS should still come in around 105p giving a current P/E of 10.

Dividend yield 9%

npower deal? Benefits remain to be seen.

[action] 14/9/2018 16:01

1400p to sub 1100p within three month. So much for defensive quality