Sse Share Discussion Threads

[north sea boy] 15/3/2019 18:53

Hmm, my average here is 1445 unfortunately. Whilst this feels uncomfortable, it is only 3% of my share portfolio, so will hold for meantime and hope things tick up a little over next 12-24 months. Have also factored in the expected dividend cut, and can live with that as well. Can't say that I am over the moon about it all though.

[alphorn] 15/3/2019 17:49

In the red a little bit here to. UU now flat ;)

[wad collector] 15/3/2019 17:46

Yes I will take the blame. I am still in the red here too , but not as red as I am with my 2 biggest holdings , Carillion and Interserve. I have a lot of recent lemons so ignore my predictions.
On the positive side, I am not dead yet.

[veryniceperson] 15/3/2019 15:16

Perhaps you should have kept it your self wad. If it reverses I shall blame you. Onwards and upwards I hope. My average price 1421.

[wad collector] 15/3/2019 14:18

Moved to a 6 month high , wouldn't have predicted this with current political instability.

[alphorn] 19/2/2019 10:33

The Magnificent Seven effect?

[trader2] 08/2/2019 07:35

With EPS at the lower end of 64p, they only earn 65% of the divvi payout.

[skinny] 08/2/2019 07:09

SSE plc completed the third quarter of its financial year on 31 December 2018. This Trading Statement:



· reiterates SSE's intention to recommend a full-year dividend for 2018/19 of 97.5 pence per share and to deliver the five-year dividend plan set out in May 2018;

· sets out SSE's current assessment that the Capacity Market 'standstill period' means it is unlikely to receive, or be able to recognise, contracted income from the Capacity Market until after this financial year, resulting in an estimated 6p reduction in current year adjusted earnings per share (EPS)* which takes the forecast for adjusted EPS in 2018/19 to be in the range of 64p to 69p;

· confirms the options that SSE is assessing for the future of SSE Energy Services, which remains held for disposal; and

· summarises the positive progress SSE has made with its capital investment programme for 2018/19. This is still expected to total around £1.7bn, including around £1.1bn in regulated electricity networks and renewable energy.

more.....

[pumph] 30/1/2019 21:06

Astonishing how Sturgeon and co. have escaped searching questions about the Scottish Government’s multi million pound ‘investments’ in the collapsed energy supplier Our Power. The BBC reports suggest that something like £10 million has been lost by wee Nicola and her bunch of moralising wastrels.

[glasgow13] 30/1/2019 09:00

Skinny always spot on.

[sicker] 30/1/2019 08:52

From sse financial calendar,
Q3 Trading Statement 08 February 2019

[micos] 30/1/2019 07:29

Someone earlier (2926) said delayed until 8/2.

[joshuam] 30/1/2019 07:11

Trading statement tomorrow 31st?

[wad collector] 29/1/2019 14:29

Suspect that trading performance is not the main issue affecting share price here ; it is all about politics .

[skinny] 24/1/2019 11:20

Trading statement is .

[unastubbs] 24/1/2019 11:16

trading statement due before 31 jan - some nerves before then explains slight dip in performance since the ex-div?

[bobby12340] 21/1/2019 10:24

The measured output from the combined Onshore Wind, Offshore Wind and Hydro assets was the highest monthly renewable production on record in December.
Forthcoming trading statement might have some good news.

[jrphoenixw2] 17/1/2019 21:21

Interactive Brokers e-mailed me to advise:

'Analysts have changed their ratings for one or more companies in which you hold positions.
The following table displays the affected companies, the current number of analysts by rating category and, in parentheses, the recent change in the number of analysts rating the company within each rating category.
Symbol Buy Outperform Hold Underperform Sell Account(s)
'SSE 4(-1) 3(0) 6(+1) 0(0) 1(0)

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IDK which agency downrated them [Buy > Hold], but on top of the XD it explains the dip.

[wad collector] 17/1/2019 12:52

Xd 29p today.

[jrphoenixw2] 13/1/2019 20:19

Just run my p/w numbers, SSE 1070>1154.5 = +7.9%
[FTSE-100 p/w = -0.3%]

[skinny] 11/1/2019 16:37

HSBC Hold 1157.00 1300.00 1250.00 Unchanged

[scrwal] 11/1/2019 14:49

Given the results of the segment that was going to be demerged I think it would be sensible to keep to the 80p. This should also be viewed as good by the market so pushing up the price. Also that gives a 7% yield at a price of 1140p.

[bluemango] 11/1/2019 12:15

Can anyone more knowledgeable please clarify: despite the pulled demerger, presumably we're still stuck with the dividend drop to 80p per annum? The recent RNS suggested the five year dividend plan remained the same, but wasn't this tied in to the demerger plans which have now been shelved? Tia.

[strutt12] 10/1/2019 18:11

Also looks small compared with the rise of 120p in the last few weeks