89 days ago
Since our Oxford days I've always thought Jacob Rees Mogg to be a rather smug stuffed shirt but on many matters he is pretty bang on the money. He has just released a video on pensions theft and he's dead right. It makes me rather question my own investment in Legal & General (LGEN) shares. Enjoy.
119 days ago
Legal & General (LGEN) has announced its results for the 2025 calendar year headlined “9% core EPS growth; strong strategic progress; £1.2bn share buyback”. That sounds good and how does it compare to the valuation at a, slightly ahead of our tip last year, 245p share price?
380 days ago
This could be a sub one month three bagger but I am getting greedy. I said I’d sell in the 20s, the 30s, the forties and then the fifties. But have not. The shares are now 0.6p. This was always a dirty trade
423 days ago
486 days ago
I want to shift my pension into safer stocks and ones that give me a 5% yield and will do that within 3 years as I bank big gains on certain small caps you know well. But I already have some grown up stocks and discuss the two grown up gold plays plus Tesco (TSCO), Legal & General (LGEN) and, at length, Imperial Brands (IMB). can you believe it is now £27?
566 days ago
726 days ago
I start with the Bara Brith, explaining what it is that Joshua and I have made and why. Photos tomorrow. Then it is onto insurers lie Legal & General (LGEN) as well as banks like NatWest (NWG) and, citing a real expert, I explain why I am increasingly tempted. Then it is onto the death threat for the Lemming Investor. It is to do with Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and the perp is almost certainly one of those emboldened by Giles Balleny at Cavendish (CAV) who should now be truly ashamed for that. It makes me consider what Britain is becoming and how, if my circumstances were different, I’d be emigrating and will encourage all my kids to do just that.
1392 days ago
Alpha Growth (ALGW) published its piss poor results for the six months ended 30 June 2022 today which showed a loss before tax of £454,635. The shares were off 7% at the time of writing this article which values the group at £11 million a multiple of almost 4 times net assets. This looks high compared to say Legal & General (LGEN) which runs asset management and insurance operations with longevity exposure which trades at a multiple of just over 1 times net assets, has massive scale and pays dividends. Alpha is less likely to join the dividend list than, well, Cheryl Cole and you know what.