Totally Share Discussion Threads

[grahamwales] 06/4/2020 08:45

Nobby

Not sure this has been going on since February in the UK. As Wendy stated they have been planning for quite some time.

[grahamwales] 06/4/2020 08:39

Spread is squeaky tight and can sell loads. May have another large buy later.

[nobbygnome] 06/4/2020 08:35

The crisis will not have affected revenue for the financial year just finished but will do for the current one.

[grahamwales] 06/4/2020 08:33

Porky

Probably why Wendy mentioned they had approached NHS for more money.

Must be flat out utilising all staff outside of contracted work as well.

Revenue could be much more than we think for last year and even greater for current year.

One things for sure government will want more money going into NHS in future.

[porky8] 06/4/2020 08:11

Graham .... Noticed the same re Buywell.......

[porky8] 06/4/2020 08:07

NHS ..... Seems to have an........ Open Cheque Book.........I'm sure companies that are laying idle ...... Will need funding the most...... Its in the interests of the NHS / Government / Country ..... To keep Totally well funded ......

[grahamwales] 06/4/2020 08:02

Buywell

Your full of useless information arnt you.

[buywell3] 06/4/2020 07:52

Quite a lot of companies raising cash now
before it dries up IMO

[buywell3] 06/4/2020 04:07

Staff working in or close to NHS premises IMO are at risk of catching Covid-19

More so IMO than most others like supermarket workers for example

[pugugly] 06/4/2020 00:03

grahamwhales - Not at all -- ~Why should scarce and necessary NHS resources be allocated to take care of prisoners when they are needed to take care of honest citizens? Or do you hold that convicts should come before the rest of the public?

[thordon] 05/4/2020 22:32

Boris probably working 20 hours a day with 4 hours sleep , last week on TV did not look good after 9 days of isolation.
No rest to fight virus

[sikhthetech] 05/4/2020 21:29

Boris Johnson admitted to hospital

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 21:16

Interesting that no one actually recognises the risks/work done by private companies working within the NHS, yet they are quick enough to knock private companies accusing them of taking work from the NHS.

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 21:10

Virus? Don’t open imo.

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 19:33

Plenty of physio jobs advertised so possibly covering NHS staff deployed to other areas.

[sikhthetech] 05/4/2020 19:25

Porky,

Yes, agree I expect they would be redeployed in other areas, like recovery areas in hospitals, Nightingale hospital.

Also physios would look at remote physio sessions but face to face at GP surgeries etc will be postponed.

[nobbygnome] 05/4/2020 19:19

>> STT

Why do you think the dividend will be dropped? There should be no effect of the crisis on their cash position.....

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 19:16

Pugly

That is a slightly stupid post to be honest.

[pugugly] 05/4/2020 18:55

physio work in prisions if 13288 - Bloody stupid (imo) they are hotbeds of infection - are the physios supplied with full protective outfits?

[porky8] 05/4/2020 18:54

I'm sure if services .... Have been put on hold ...... Staff will have been deployed/retrained ..... In busier parts of the group .......

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 18:18

Physio work still going especially in prisons.

[sikhthetech] 05/4/2020 17:54

I'm expecting the TU to show £100m++ revenues.
Should see a mention of Services Extensions due to Covid-19 in NHS 111.

Revenues/margins from THC, their new business, and how they are progressing.
Further details of their 'new' airport service.

Divi dropped.
Physio work postponed because of Covid-19.


Fy2020 will show only about 10 months of contribution from GBH.
They will show only about 5-6 months of contributions from THC.

[grahamwales] 05/4/2020 17:44

Share prices will go back up so unless you plan never to buy shares again you may find you have less shares than when you started if you decide to buy back those shares.

Interest rate will stay low for the foreseeable future so institutional investors will be pumping more money into companies that pay minimum of 3% dividends imo