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Ruben Schoff
@Sand
2Mon·

Considering entering here 9.3% divi and 1.5% annual increase. Not so exciting in terms of price...a relatively safe divi/withholding tax free

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John@Transporter
2Mon
I have had them in my portfolio for some time and they are relatively stable in a range of EUR 2.60 to EUR 3. I would add one last time at 2.60, after which my position is full.
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Al@Vegasrobaina
2Mon
I have them on my watchlist. New CEO since 2024, focusing on sustainable growth. The share price will become interesting due to planned share buybacks. This is a robust company that wants to take on a leading role in pension risk transfer and institutional asset management in particular. It has potential. In my view, undervalued, but well positioned for the future (pension security always an issue)
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Nom@user28461
1Mon
😆 Free Cashflow -1,6 Mrd., Dividenden 9%. No thanks?
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Edward Lloyd@Edward-Lloyd
1Mon
As of today, I wouldn’t buy $LGEN. The macro situation in the UK is not favorable for the company. However, if the share price drops a bit further, it could turn into a good long-term opportunity, given the aging population and the weakness of public pension systems worldwide. That said, $AV. might actually be of greater interest at the moment.
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risk_taker_2194@risk_taker_2194
2Mon
No share price growth for ten years....
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