Vodafone Share Discussion Threads

[unastubbs] 25/1/2019 07:48

we'll soon find out!

[gaffer73] 25/1/2019 07:47

Think this will raise as market was expecting bad news and there wasn't any. No nasty surprises and no divi cut. 10% divi should see buyer's.

[gbh2] 25/1/2019 07:40

They should have confirmed the Ex divi date,

[borisjohnsonshair] 25/1/2019 07:40

Nope. Worse news priced in. Most issues resolved.

[mastey] 25/1/2019 07:34

Nothing on India and we all know the mess ( reporting in Feb) there. All mature markets down. Expect further falls today. Hold onto your hats.

[orinocor] 25/1/2019 07:33

lol why would them mention anything about the dividend unless there was a change. Get a grip. Business as usual

[orinocor] 25/1/2019 07:31

The price today should at least reverse yesterdays drop. The Vodoacom news yesterday was not reflective and applicable to South Africa only. buy

[gaffer73] 25/1/2019 07:26

I presume they aren't cutting it either.

[joshuam] 25/1/2019 07:23

Yes not raising divi

[joshuam] 25/1/2019 07:20

Confident with full year guidence, as expected then

[borisjohnsonshair] 25/1/2019 07:20

Should be fine. Turning a corner. Good value now.

[gaffer73] 25/1/2019 07:12

Like I thought, flat results. Can't see any mention of the divi?

[backdoorbill] 25/1/2019 01:29

All priced in. I do not see any reason for worry ATMINT. Chas

[norfolk enchance] 25/1/2019 00:17

That news has already been released 9am yesterday morning

[philanderer] 24/1/2019 23:41

MARKET REPORT: Vodafone shares slip towards nine-year low, as poor figures from SA division spook investors Vodafone shares slipped towards a nine-year low, as poor figures from its South African division spooked investors the day before its latest trading update. Vodacom, which is Vodafone's South African subsidiary, said a slower-than-expected economic recovery in the country was to blame for the decline in sales. Amid political pressure to cut prices on its data packages, Vodacom's revenue slipped 1.3 per cent in South Africa over the last three months of 2018 to around £960m. Chief executive Shameel Joosub said that though the business had introduced a number of promotional deals, fewer customers than hoped had taken them up. The results came at an awkward time for Vodacom's London-listed parent company Vodafone, which is set to release its own update today on trading over the last three months of 2018. Shares slid 3.5 per cent, or 5.22p, to 144p, and renewed fears surfaced over whether Vodafone might have to cut its popular dividend. Jordan Hiscott, chief trader at Ayondo Markets, said: 'The jewel in the crown for Vodafone is its dividend, currently a generous 9 per cent – a figure many investors will look on with delight.' But this may always be cut, he reminded investors. Hiscott added: 'With the FTSE heavyweight down an astounding 31 per cent on a 52-week basis, clearly the company finds itself in an embattled position, having taken on huge amounts of debt.' Vodafone's sinking shares pulled the FTSE 100 down 0.35 per cent, or 23.93 points, to 6818.95. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-6629015/MARKET-REPORT-Vodafone-shares-slip-nine-year-low-poor-figures-spook-investors.html

[diku] 24/1/2019 23:36

W formation would be good...

[jacksonse] 24/1/2019 23:24

Already set my alarm. JJ

[backdoorbill] 24/1/2019 22:25

I believe divi`s have been bank loans? Market cap too large to cause a huge slide. Whilst investors remain confident, insiders have been dumping? Any ideas? Chas

[watfordhornet] 24/1/2019 18:30

No - all looks pants. Very painful but I have too much in here at a premium to today's share price been chasing Divis which is stupid

[philanderer] 24/1/2019 18:11

Not holding my breath for tomorrow :-S

[csalvage] 24/1/2019 17:32

If results are leaked and you trade is that insider dealing.