Vodafone Share Discussion Threads

[judge and executioner] 18/5/2024 17:48

And he only communicates in native gerbil tongue on advfn haha

[judge and executioner] 18/5/2024 17:46

Historically on buybacks, some support the high bar waiting market to take over. Some wait the low bar on spread. Some just buy whenever and slow down rates at high bar etc

i think ive worked out VODs plan but can only be theory obviously for now so i will keep it to myself because theories are dangerous

[judge and executioner] 18/5/2024 17:43

They should do a good buyback to reduce yield bill before ex div, but not so sure they will without a drop off on share price from the credit high bar. I don't know, is an easier way to put it.

[judge and executioner] 18/5/2024 17:41

Dudes, II forgot to check the credit spreads when looking for breakout 2. The poster asking was most likely referring to that

[wendsworth] 18/5/2024 15:26

What a positive week for long term holders.

With so much likely to be filtering through over the next twelve months or so ..viz.. restructuring outcomes, debt reduction, progressive share buy backs, increased profitability, interest rate reductions not to mention the possibility of corporate action ....see the share price consolidating in the 80s within weeks and 100p by interims.

[chinese investor] 18/5/2024 10:49

XD Date 6 June 2024

[ming da merciless] 18/5/2024 10:36

Buyback should get heavy to reduce the bill

[ming da merciless] 18/5/2024 10:36

Somewhere above 84p

Ex div date is next month isn't it?

[action] 18/5/2024 09:13

I filtered them on BP board as well but still annoying to say the least. Unless someone start new thread on BP

[peterbill] 18/5/2024 07:39

COMPETITION

76p

[diku] 17/5/2024 22:55

Market/shares are a churning machine...

[b2 unabomber] 17/5/2024 18:32

Can't understand it either. Bulls around decades, spamming daily. It's awful

[veryniceperson] 17/5/2024 18:27

Some are spamming the BP thread also. Sad really, feel sorry for them, what life are they having.

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:31

I looked at this thread flow as it's far more informative than fund flows.

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:27

I didnt look at telecoms sector. I missed that one by accident so i dont know

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:26

Was actually near top end of a strong net day and not all about metals as it seems on the face of it, looking at sector flows

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:24

FTSE hilarious. Funds pumped in a lot, net today and index red. All because of the weighting system

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:21

Must have been the CFO

Bless him

A bit slow

[pol pot] 17/5/2024 16:20

II asserted buy at 65s

67 looks more like somebody read IIs 65 2p later

[davius] 17/5/2024 16:17

From II this afternoon:

Telecoms re-ratings underway

Meanwhile, at Vodafone, a declared €500 million (£430 million) buyback programme has been initiated from 15 May in context of plans to buy back €2 billion worth over the next 12 months now that the sale of its Spanish subsidiary is raising over €4 billion. The stock immediately started to rise when this was announced after annual results to 31 March.

I asserted “buy” at around 67p last March after the chief financial officer bought heavily. Often this is a very good sign for a stock, and the CEO now asserts: “we are fundamentally transforming Vodafone for growth.” At 78p, I retain this stance, though like BT be aware of patience needed to see the results.

Vodafone’s latest chart pattern starts to look like a “reverse head and shoulders” signalling a major turning point.

An update last Wednesday cited strong trading in the Spanish operation, helping full-year results to 30 April to the top end of expectations.