Victoria Share Discussion Threads

[smackeraim] 08/2/2023 08:56

Looks like 460/470 is new buy zone. £8 coming

[arthur_lame_stocks] 02/2/2023 15:36

And ultimately 0p when they fail to refinance that debt.

[gymratt] 02/2/2023 15:11

..and ultimately a bowl -->1200p if you're patient enough! Higher highs and Higher lows forming that beautiful bowl..

[smackeraim] 02/2/2023 14:39

£8 coming on this run up probably

[smackeraim] 01/2/2023 16:07

Feels lively down here. Bottoming out?

[smackeraim] 24/1/2023 11:33

Until you can sell them nearer 8 quid

[stable] 23/1/2023 09:17

The sell at6.00 buy at 5.00 continue to do well

[black boulder] 16/1/2023 20:20

"Dutch TTF natural gas futures fell more than 12% to €56/MWh, the lowest since September 2021. Full stockpiles in China are forcing importers to divert February and March shipments to Europe."

Copy and paste the link below into your browser to view the full article:

www.tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eu-natural-gas

[black boulder] 10/1/2023 18:16

Once again the link doesn’t seem to work when posted into ADVFN, so it will need to be copied and pasted into a browser.

[black boulder] 10/1/2023 18:09

Dear Arthur,

I have read the full Moody’s statement (see link below) and the actual position is this:

Moody’s changed the outlook for consumer-facing companies at the end of last year due to their view that there will be a recession in 2023. It isn’t a “downgradeR21;. It is a “change in outlook”, which Moody’s stresses in its statement is not a downgrade.

Further, Standard & Poors also reviewed Victoria’s credit rating at the end of the year and did not change its outlook for Victoria, believing the company is well-placed to weather any uncertainty.

www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-affirms-Victorias-B1-ratings-changes-outlook-to-negative-from--PR_472449

[rotrader] 10/1/2023 13:46

Perhaps this will help you and take your thick mate Arthur with you Victorian Plumbing Group PLCLON: VIC

[rotrader] 10/1/2023 13:43

Sounds like you're as dull as Arthur. Perhaps he's on the wrong board as well;-)

[bouleversee] 10/1/2023 13:23

What's Victoria Plumbing got to do with VCP who are in carpets and floor coverings?

[rotrader] 10/1/2023 09:47

Don't think anyone is listening to your De-ramping

[arthur_lame_stocks] 10/1/2023 02:25

I notice Gorgeous Geoff hasn't bothered RNS'ing the fact that Moody's have downgraded their debt from stable to negative (it's already got a junk bond rating).

He couldn't stop crowing last time it got upgraded to stable.

Still I expect that:

1) The results will show yet another record year.
2) They'll be truly awful as per usual.

[bouleversee] 07/1/2023 18:09

Ah well, if you are on a rate fixed fir 2 years from July 21 you will have escaped the increases imposed in 2022, so have been lucky with that. Mt fixed rate ended last April and the standard variable rate I got stuck with was a lot more. However, there won't be another significant increase from Jan 1.

I don't know what is happening to business rates, however, but unless they want to put everyone out of business, I don't see how they can charge such extortionate rates if wholesale prices have come down a lot, which I understand they have. Scope for campaign.

[castleford tiger] 07/1/2023 17:09

lets talk domestic.....Prices first

The current rate is 32p a KWH increasing with the cap at the end of march to 42p per kwh.

My Home contract until July is 15p a KWH. This was set up in July 21.

Business I am paying 12p per KWH and my quote BEFORE support was 68p and now mid 50`s.
Therefore my monthly work bill now £3750 will be over £15000 a month.

Prices must be going to reset much lower very soon.

tiger

[bouleversee] 07/1/2023 16:29

Have you actually checked what the unit rate you will be charged from Jan 1 will be? I think you will find it is almost the same as from Oct. Your supplier might try to increase your d.d. but unless you are on a fixed rate deal you can ask to pay for what you actually use each month and since the weather is warmer and the unit rate very little higher you should find you are paying less than last month.

[castleford tiger] 07/1/2023 15:40

Why are we all paying 4 and 5 times what we were on Oct 21 when gas ( used in generating electricity) is now below what it was.

Someone is having us all over.

[black boulder] 07/1/2023 12:19

I posted the below twice because I saw that the links didn’t work on my iPhone or iPad, but I see they still don’t work on my iPhone or iPad, so if anyone wants to use them they will need to be copy and pasted into a browser.

[black boulder] 06/1/2023 20:11

According to Bloomberg today, European natural gas prices dropped to the lowest level since 2021, almost half the average for 2022, as storage levels in the region remain well above normal.

See Bloomberg today.



And according to Trading Economics today, European natural gas prices have tumbled to €65/MWh, the lowest level since October 2021, falling 52% since mid December.

See Trading Economics today.

hxxps://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eu-natural-gas

[black boulder] 06/1/2023 19:41

According to Bloomberg today, European natural gas prices dropped to the lowest level since 2021, almost half the average for 2022, as storage levels in the region remain well above normal.

See Bloomberg today.



And according to Trading Economics today, European natural gas prices have tumbled to €65/MWh, the lowest level since October 2021, falling 52% since mid December.

See Trading Economics today.

hxxps://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eu-natural-gas