Standard Life Share Discussion Threads

[philo124] 19/2/2016 07:32

Wot a suprise! NOT.

[f1araway] 18/2/2016 14:17

Not looking like it, eh?

[longwell] 18/2/2016 12:20

big rise due this afternoon into results

[fidra] 17/2/2016 13:08

Not much movement here today considering LGEN up 5%.

Yield here at almost 5%

Results due on friday.

[toffeeman] 22/1/2016 16:55

Who are the big players?

[lab305] 20/1/2016 10:35

FTSE now at mid 2012 levels. Has war broken out ? A catastrophe happened? The EU melted down? No just another false doom scenario engineered by the big players like all the previous times over the last 8 years. ie .Euro break up. Greek default (3 times) .Inflation . Recession. All rubbish and never happened.

[philo124] 13/1/2016 07:48

Canaccord have same target orice fwiw.

[spcecks] 08/1/2016 13:13

Also buying at these prices.

[petewy] 08/1/2016 08:25

I'm back in again. Moved into cash last Oct (a la Robin Griffiths).
First buy £3.65) on recovery. (Yield 4.7%)

[netcurtains] 08/1/2016 06:26

Psssssssssssssst..

If you want to get into the Stockmarket at a low point but you are unsure what shares to buy I would suggest bunging a wad of dosh into a pension . Let the experts do it. My standard life pension has been a five bagger (over 20 years).

What are your views?

Is it time to get into the market via the back door?
Or
is it still too early?

[peterbill] 11/12/2015 15:24

PE ratio about 30

Earnings per share 13.1

Yield 4.5%

[bigbertie] 11/12/2015 13:54

spcecks - I agree, 380p now

[spcecks] 11/12/2015 13:13

Getting tempting to buy at this price for the future dividend.

[manrobert] 11/12/2015 12:46

does this share ever go up?

[skyship] 11/12/2015 08:21

True - don't know why it wasn't in the Header - will be in 1minute...

[tiltonboy] 11/12/2015 08:14

LXB now firmly in realisation mode, with an expectation of March 17 to conclude.

Announced a £16m buy-back which will be accretive to NAV.

Still looking for 115-125p as a return from here.

[skyship] 11/12/2015 07:57

Asmo - sorry, removed from the Header as no longer a true liquidation stock post the redemption in the Spring. Sure, they have a continuation policy in place, but not quite the same as the previous certainty which made it such a great investment for over 2 years.

[asmodeus] 10/12/2015 21:06

What's happened to ACD, please, anybody?

[flyfisher] 10/12/2015 16:20

ERET, recently completed on the sale of its largest asset and is to distribute 65p in a couple of weeks. It only has two remaining assets, one of which is likely to have a considerable write up and be put up for sale, when its tenant is taken over by a multinational with a better credit grade. The final asset is in planning so it could be a sticky one and take some time to dispose of.

There still looks to be a return in it, despite having risen strongly since summer.