Post by
prested on Oct 27, 2022 11:57am
Div makes this attractive
At todays price of $23.77 the yield is 4.4%. Not bad and definitely safe. Sterling has taken a pounding (no pun intended!), and that has to be part of the reason for the downward drift in SP. But, the new PM is likely to do a turn around in the economy and I suspect he will lose no time in doing it since they have a mandate for 2 years and he wants to have the economy on a more even keel by then. If the pound rises, so too will SNN. More of a buy than anything IMO. GLTAL
Comment by
willyk3 on Oct 30, 2022 10:56am
Good for you rad. I filled my plate with SNN at slightly higher prices as I kept buying with each new low. Sitting tite now and as with many other stocks that are at multi year lows I am prepared to wait it out while I collect the divvy. Still not sure why Stryker doesn't have a swing at this gem while the US dollar is so high
Comment by
prested on Oct 31, 2022 12:17pm
Thanks for the suggestion Rad, Incredible volume today of over 12 millionnahsre before noon. Seems the only fly in the ointment may be the Dakota Access Pipeline which a court has ruled an environmental study must be carried out by The Army Corps of Engineers. Tempting.
Comment by
radcat on Nov 01, 2022 8:21am
ET reports earnings today after the close. Ex-dividend date is Nov 3rd, money in your account Nov 21st. Share price is currently up 22 cents to $12.99 U.S. in the aftermarket... So do you think SNN is a possible take-over target at $24.00 range? I think it was Johnson and Johnson that took a run at them back in 2011.