Unilever Share Discussion Threads

[philanderer] 19/4/2021 10:32

BERNSTEIN CUTS UNILEVER PRICE TARGET TO 3,500 (4,000) PENCE - 'UNDERPERFORM'

[bountyhunter] 01/4/2021 18:58

Look at the long term chart - 5 years in a row now the price has been low early in the year, then at the year high late summer, based on that this is a good time to buy... Not explained by XD dates either as the dividend is split equally quarterly.

[bend1pa] 01/4/2021 18:31

You'll probably get the opportunity to average down as share price is still looking rather weak.

[scooper72] 30/3/2021 14:48

Think there are a few of us who have been averaging down with Unilever. I have got to break even now. Will be tempted to keep buying if the price drops back again. But I think more likely it will be more a case of averaging up over coming months.

[grahamite2] 30/3/2021 12:29

Mid Jan for me. I really wasn't expecting such a big loss so quickly with a stock like this.

[chiefbrody] 29/3/2021 19:43

That'll be my fault. I started to buy in at the end of Jan lol.Still adding/averaging down. Another 2 days like today and i'll be back to square 1!

[growthpotential] 23/3/2021 22:37

But down like a dogg over the last month

[kev0856153] 23/3/2021 15:59

fabulous up 1.4% when the FTSE is in the red

[123ct] 23/3/2021 14:43

qvg, thank you, I have found sharecast is not providing guidance in the way I used to find it did, I will try sharepad

[qvg] 23/3/2021 12:13

123, I am finding Stockopedia is lagging in updates. Sharepad seems to be better

[123ct] 23/3/2021 10:27

This is a general request for where to seek profit expectations rather than specifically for Unilever, until a year ago profit forecasts were easy to obtain, I now find the websites I used to use for future profit expectations no longer seem to update,I understand forecasts have been more difficult due to the pandemic but I am really struggling to find this information, any ideas on where I could find this would be appreciated

[essentialinvestor] 22/3/2021 14:16

Unilever share price has traded near a 12 month low around March over the last 3 years, followed by a very nice % gain in to early summer. Past performance is no guarantee of ...etc.

[bluemango] 22/3/2021 11:30

All they need now is a brown lipstick made from (vegetarian of course) elephant poo and it'll rocket.

[philanderer] 22/3/2021 11:22

This should get the shareprice moving ;-) 'Hourglass Cosmetics and parent company Unilever developed a vegan carmine to replace crushed up bug bodies in its new Red 0 lipstick.' HTTPS://vegnews.com/2021/3/unilever-launches-hourglass-first-bug-free-vegan-red-lipstick

[leedslad001] 19/3/2021 11:02

Bought in this morning

[chiefbrody] 18/3/2021 15:52

Div received today here (Halifax)

[jonojubb] 18/3/2021 09:23

It's not uncommon for divi payment to be a couple of days late, some are good and fast and some can be slower. I would continue to chase if doesn't appear by Friday

[18bells] 18/3/2021 08:14

Holding Unilver in a trading 212 account and no show of the div. is that normal?

[nick100] 17/3/2021 10:27

https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2021/02/16/Unilever-looks-to-fat-alternatives-in-quest-to-hit-1bn-plant-based-sales-target#

[shieldbug] 16/3/2021 10:42

For those horrified by the drop in ULVR share price. Take a look at ABF - share price dropped below £16.50/share in October - well before the current lockdown. Now trading at over £25/share. How does that make any sense?

[kev0856153] 15/3/2021 11:20

going well 4000p

[kev0856153] 12/3/2021 19:43

you speak with forked tongue

[bend1pa] 12/3/2021 19:36

How very disappointing. ULVR lost nearly all the gains it had made in the day, in the last minute before closing, just to end 2p up. It had been 41p up at one stage. Still struggling.

[essentialinvestor] 11/3/2021 12:39

Don't wish to have a pop at Terry, however Unilever has increased margins very significantly over the last decade. The recent very small margin contraction was mainly exceptional Covid-19 related costs. Over 70% of Unilever's growth is being driven by those brands seen as "sustainable". Dove, their most successful brand by a country mile, promotes many of those same 'values'. Unilever has been slow to appreciate the opportunity in pet care; also overpaying for certain acquisitions, Dollar Shave Club etc. Will the €15 billion spent acquiring smaller premium skincare brands pay off.. They look fairer areas to level criticism or question corporate strategy.