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CYBG Ve Bionic Etf

17.308
-0.305 (-1.73%)
08 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Name Symbol Market Type
Ve Bionic Etf LSE:CYBG London Exchange Traded Fund
  Price Change % Change Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Traded Last Trade
  -0.305 -1.73% 17.308 17.244 17.436 - 0 16:35:23

Ve Bionic Etf Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/10/2018
12:47
255p , horrible decline in the share price.
its the oxman
22/10/2018
20:21
WTF is going on here - was the deal done for the right reasons?
swiss paul
10/5/2018
11:39
sorry but I was particularly interested in the customers point of view

......do not hold

hazl
08/5/2018
12:14
I dont think from a customers point of view it matters, virgin will reject the bid as it undervalues them.
catsick
08/5/2018
09:16
DAVEB do you know what this is like from the customers' point of view?
hazl
08/5/2018
09:12
Virgin Money in its sights.
davebowler
23/3/2018
12:18
This company is on a PE of 17 yet good companys like osb,Virgin on PEs of 7 can only see this going in one direction for the near future.
hibberts
15/2/2018
07:33
at 308 this needs to wait a bit for the 3hrs to set up again, but overall looks fine.
corlis
08/8/2016
16:22
More job cuts due this week at CYBG.
xtrmntr
10/7/2016
07:04
This rose quicker than I expected.
So out for now.May return when things become clearer.

hazl
01/7/2016
12:56
IMPRESSIVE recovery,I am beginning to be


very pleased with Clydesdale!

hazl
01/7/2016
09:14
director dealings surely a good sign?
hazl
30/6/2016
08:47
AFTER CLOSE yesterday
SHARE PURCHASE

'Pursuant to the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA's) Disclosure and Transparency Rule 3.1.4, the Company announces that on 29 June 2016 it was notified by Fergus Murphy, a PDMR of the Company, that Eagle Valley Investments Pension Scheme, of which Fergus Murphy is a connected person, had on 29 June 2016, acquired 101,100 Ordinary Shares of GBP0.10 each at a price of GBP2.24322 per ordinary share. Eagle Valley Investments Pension Scheme is a self-administered pension scheme of which Mr. Murphy is the fund manager.

As a result of the above, Mr. Murphy now has an interest in 312,774 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company.'

Enquiries:

IMO

hazl
30/6/2016
08:42
looks ready to turn back up to me....
hazl
30/6/2016
08:13
get the short-term traders out of the way...........
hazl
30/6/2016
08:00
Thanks both.


I have reiterated because posts were lost yesterday.


I wonder if the Investors club have featured Blue Prism?

hazl
28/6/2016
21:35
Loads more jobs to go at CB over the next few months so cost to income ratio should improve.
xtrmntr
28/6/2016
20:01
Write up from Value Investors Club. Was written several months ago when share price was 208p. But still lots of upside from current share price. Below is just the summary, full write up on VIC."We believe Clydesdale Bank (CYBG LN or CYB AU) is a classically undervalued spin-off with the potential to more than double in value in the next two to three years.  Prior to its IPO last month, Clydesdale had been a small and neglected subsidiary of National Australia Bank (NAB AU), a large Australian bank located more than 10,000 miles away.  Due to legacy issues at Clydesdale, regulatory pressures to simplify operations at NAB and the nuisance value of managing a UK operation that contributed just 3-4% of total group earnings, we believe that NAB was a price insensitive seller, resulting in an IPO valuation of just 58% of tangible book value.  At the current share price of £2.08 per share, Clydesdale trades at 67% of tangible book, an attractive valuation for a bank with strong (and likely excess) capital levels that should reach double digit ROEs over the next 4-5 years." Further, we believe the Clydesdale investment opportunity has a number of exciting drivers and upside levers, including 1) a high caliber new CEO who has already successfully executed the Clydesdale playbook while he ran Allied Irish Bank (AIB) from 2011-2015, 2) meaningful cost reduction opportunities, 3) potential for excess capital equal to ~60% of the current market cap as Clydesdale moves to advanced risk weightings for the calculation of its capital ratios, 4) earnings upside from higher interest rates and 5) the potential to be acquired.  Importantly, the financial impact of any legacy conduct issues has been de-risked through substantial indemnification from NAB.
peach
28/6/2016
13:19
great spread I must say
hazl
28/6/2016
11:05
what a great start!
A stock for the future for me and didn't expect to see a rise so soon......excellent.

I think this has a lot going for it.

hazl
28/6/2016
08:34
I will have to look at value investors club thanks.
hazl
28/6/2016
08:27
A good start
hazl
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