paul1945
04 Apr 2018
Re: Does this go ExD 5th April? all being well unless Mr Wilson redeems or cancels it
peapodpicker
04 Apr 2018
Re: Does this go ExD 5th April? Yep!19p
Here today - Gone tomorrow
04 Apr 2018
Does this go ExD 5th April? No messag
FRTEB
30 Mar 2018
Re: FCA Investigates To cause such calamitous damage not only to their own reputation but also to that of the company that we as shareholders own, I can only conclude, as per my previous post, that the Aviva board must be a bunch of d!@kheads. As such, I will not lose any sleep if one or two heads roll. In fact, I'd prefer it if they did.
Davala
29 Mar 2018
Re: FCA Investigates Quite right too. There must have been quite a few who took fright and sold early .They may have a claim against Aviva. I hold no Aviva prefs but a holding in Lloyds, an my lloyds irredemable prefs went from over £1.80 to £1.50If I had lost money selling out I would be waiting to see if I can make a claim for my losses against Aviva
Davala
29 Mar 2018
Re: First they came for the irredeemable... My aged mum had a lot of Lloyds preference shares. They certainly repaid them at par. Didn't need them as part of their capital. The market clearly didn't think it possible while they traded for years above par, then they found the small print. All the prefs took a big tumble following Avivas big idea. Im losing trust in the city!
Proverbs 26 vs 5
28 Mar 2018
FCA Investigates The Financial Conduct Authority is looking into whether Aviva’s controversial plan to cancel £450m of preference shares broke market abuse rules.see[link]
shabby 2 sox
27 Mar 2018
Re: First they came for the irredeemable... I have not seen it mentioned anywhere but it could have been a 'fishing' expedition to test the waters and gauge the strength of investors reactions although I can imagine the reply to that would be 'their reaction would obviously have been exactly as it has been'.An expensive, reputation damaging way to go about it even if only half true.
FRTEB
27 Mar 2018
Re: First they came for the irredeemable... " Then they came for the shareholders but there was no one left to speak for me " No one except a few million other ordinary shareholders. Anyway, the Aviva board of d!@kheads have seen the error of their ways and have scuttled back into their ivory tower to dream up another brilliant money saving idea. Hopefully the next one will be better than the last. ...And to think we pay these people uber amounts of wonga to run the company on our behalf. Hmm.
Davala
26 Mar 2018
First they came for the irredeemable... "First they came for the irredeemable preference shares, but I had none so i said nothingThen they came for the preference shareholders but I had none so i said nothingThen they came for the shareholders but there was no one left to speak for me"Shame on Aviva for even suggesting that they could redeem the irredeemableI hold none but i do hold irredeemable lloyds and know that should Aviva have succeeded then Lloyds would have been fast on their heels
Gooffy
23 Mar 2018
I have noticed Every rise on this share falls back. Taken profits before but not this time, I thought the results were very goodGeneral market is my view looks cheap to me at this price as do a lot of shares
winningstreak
23 Mar 2018
Re: WS Well done! Might do some good, might be incorporated in an article, can never tell what comes into an article, couldbe nothing at all. Best wishes,ws.
paul1945
23 Mar 2018
WS have phoned left mess. he has permission 2 use GRM! I am useless with technologybusy dealinG @ moment +ESNT may ALSO+ STOB &L&G
winningstreak
23 Mar 2018
FAO Paul1945 Harry at The Times would like you to send him your message,just had contact with him over the 'Gerald Ratner Moment'.So you can perhaps get your view through in The Times, butyou need to send it ASAP, so that they may incorporate partof it, with your permission (which will be asked).ASAP, is the word here.Cheers,ws
winningstreak
23 Mar 2018
Re: Sould never have had a Gerald Ratner Mom... Paul 1945 - Could you send that same message to The Times,per email to: [email protected], he deals withAviva associated matter, and your email will be of interest tohim. Tell him a person called John asked you to do so. (I hold on to my pen-name here). Harry will know who youare talking about. Be speedy, for results.Best wishes,ws
