Unilever Share Discussion Threads

[essentialinvestor] 23/2/2021 13:50

Ah, you beat me to it.

[daneswooddynamo] 23/2/2021 11:58

They were not purchases, they were freebie shares part of the long term incentive plans

[theapiarist] 23/2/2021 11:22

tabhair. Some of the directors seem to agree with you judging from yesterday's announcement of substantial purchases.

[tabhair] 23/2/2021 10:00

Share price doesn't make much sense to me. This is a high quality company that has shown its resilience during covid. It has some (modest) growth, it has great return on equity metrics. It throws off a prodigious amount of free cash, it has more than manageable debt, there is a share buy back. If this was to trade at a 5% free cash flow yield that similar companies trade at (often this yield is actually lower, I am being conservative), this is a £60 share.

[kelso29] 23/2/2021 09:47

This share will keep dropping whilst Sterling strengthens. Just before brexit referendum day,(23/6/16) it was trading slightly over 3000p, but I'm thinking the floor is higher than that. It should then rebound nicely when people realize its a bargain

[spoole5] 23/2/2021 09:40

Hardly terminal, company throws off cash and has margins most can only dream about

[porsche1945] 23/2/2021 09:31

Looking terminal.

[unastubbs] 23/2/2021 08:32

in at 38.34 * 500. thinking long term, ten years these will be fine.

[unastubbs] 23/2/2021 08:05

Ch1ck - ulvr has not just paid out a dividend. it goes ex on thursday. is there any other element of your statement that might not be relied on? :))

[ch1ck] 23/2/2021 07:47

RiskonRicky your post So I'm panicking and selling at a huge loss, who's with me?I'm certainly not.This for me is a clear indicator that the time to buy more is getting close. I'm looking at a levelling of the share and falling volume and a reverse with rising volume a a trigger point The share has just paid out a div and management will know if they don't correct this slide they are in the brown stuff.Results are ok but not amazing. Feeding the short squeeze.

[purplepelmets] 23/2/2021 00:00

I wish for a takeover to get a new board that prioritize profit over virtue signalling. This is my biggest holding, Jope has made it clear its all about him saving the planet and getting marxists to admire him. Should be illegal carrying on like he has. 2 suggestions for a new boss, Jordan Belfort or The Donald. The boss needs to concentrate on the bottom line, end of.

[porsche1945] 22/2/2021 15:36

36.80 the bottom hopefully. Plz come back Warren. Bond yields going up so steady but pretty average dividend payers with soso growth like ulvr getting hammered. This company has had some pretty lacklustre management for a while, will tempt another bid hopefully and can exit. U.K. investments just terminal.

[philanderer] 22/2/2021 15:16

GBP/USD = 1.4060

[reverend bong] 22/2/2021 11:26

rather, funds flowing out of companies that require a medium to long term commitment, into ones that are going to respond to end of lockdown in the short term.

[spoole5] 22/2/2021 09:46

Funds flowing out of companies who will continue to increase divis and into companies who won't pay one for 3 years. Go figure

[redips2] 22/2/2021 09:33

Thinking exactly the same

[daneswooddynamo] 22/2/2021 09:08

Looks oversold to me, like plenty of others, good home for medium term funds imo

[ballychan] 22/2/2021 09:03

Possible re-test of this years earlier low at ~3600? Would be a nice double bottom entry position

[cw2000] 22/2/2021 08:43

Charts still looking poor.
I had original buy target of 3920, which I ignored.
Next stop is 3810ish which again is unlikely to be the low point.
I hold no stock here but am looking for an entry point at some point - expect a rally over the summer.

[riskonricky] 21/2/2021 20:01

So I'm panicking and selling at a huge loss, who's with me?

[action] 21/2/2021 19:55

Someone here predicted 3750p. I will top again. Waiting for dip after exd. Normally double the divi amount.

[mercury123] 21/2/2021 14:46

Right now I'd take £40!