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AMFW Gatherer
27 Nov 2014
Re: Sell off!! "Is it the crude price doing this?"Partially but it is also XD today.Gatherer
OK I've emailed [email protected] and asked them to confirm that my No vote for over 800000 was included. I think everyone should do the same.
LRE Greyinvestor
27 Nov 2014
LRE value It seems to me that you have to look at LRE like this:LRE is expected to earn 58p this year, and is distributing about 84p. So 26p is giving us back our own capital. Ideally we should reinvest the 26p in LRE shares, so this would add about one share for each twenty that we already own.Next year LRE is projected to earn about 55p, and to distribute about 55p. It is this that sets the benchmark for future value. The slightly scary thing is that EPS has fallen strongly over the last few years, and could fall further with falling insurance rates. I think that 50p of earnings is not unreasonable, and this sets a benchmark of about £5 for the value. However I don't believe that LRE is a screaming sell. LRE could bring in 55p, or even a little more, as a result of recent acquisition activity. This would suggest that the current share price is about right.I do find myself wondering how we gain from the distribution of capital. I'm not sure that anything has been achieved, in shareholder terms.
I just gave 3LEG a BUY rating: potential winner at this level.. Will I be right? [link]
AMFW Butterflybill
27 Nov 2014
Sell off!! Is it the crude price doing this?
SER SalopTractor
27 Nov 2014
MGNS GPedro
27 Nov 2014
Re: Reason for sharp SP rise? Rhigos,I'm a little confused as to why you would buy MGNS at an almost 5yr high if you had concerns about the company's profit margins and dividend cover (which was also inaccurate in your initial post).GPedro
RLD Tentative Predator
27 Nov 2014
Sadly probably best This board didn't know who to give the backhanders to that the last board were maintaining and it all went downhill from there. Shame, but probably the only option we have now.
CAMK freddie99
27 Nov 2014
Re: Scrip dividend payment 629 shares plus 35p cash
FLYB oldjoe1
27 Nov 2014
Re: FLYB Update Very Solid..... Scotland could slash air travel taxes under new UK deal27 Nov 2014 - 13:25LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) – Scotland is likely to slash taxes on passengers flying out of the country from next year following a new tax deal with Britain, giving Scottish airports an advantage over rivals south of the border in England.The Scottish Parliament was on Thursday promised new powers by the UK government, including control over air passenger duty (APD). That would allow the majority Scottish National Party (SNP) to fulfil its pledge to cut or even scrap the tax in Scotland. ...Britain's APD is a tax of between 13 pounds ($20.5) and 194 pounds depending on flight distance and class of travel, which is charged on each passenger leaving the country.A change to the tax on flying could make travelling out of Scotland, as opposed to England, cheaper for passengers, encouraging English people to travel north of the border to fly.The tax has been widely criticised by airlines and holiday companies, which argue the charge has a negative impact on the economy. They welcomed the prospect of a change to charges in Scotland."Removing Scottish APD would see passengers rushing across the border to avoid paying the punitive tax at Newcastle, Manchester or any other English airport," said Willie Walsh, the chief executive of British Airways-owner IAG ."Who could blame them – a family of four flying to the U.S. would save 276 pounds in APD by heading north." Scrapping APD could boost tourism in Scotland by 200 million pounds annually, according to the airline group.Regional airline Flybe agreed that Scotland could benefit from more flights if the tax was reduced."The move would not only encourage airlines to provide new routes and enhance travel for Scotland's passengers, but it would also significantly boost economic activity and connectivity for Scotland," Flybe chief executive Saad Hammad said.Scotland's new powers will not be implemented until after a UK parliamentary election in May next year, in a move which amounts to the biggest transfer of powers to Scotland from the United Kingdom since 1999 when a Scottish parliament was set up.The changes come after Scottish separatists lost an independence vote two months ago.(1 US dollar = 0.6344 British pound)
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