A common way to earn passive income is to buy dividend shares in blue-chip FTSE 100 companies. If I buy a share in a company like Tesco, each time it pays a dividend I receive a payment for each share I own. Imagine I bought 100 shares, for example. That would cost me around £311 at the current price ...
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The next time I have some investable cash, I’m planning on buying Vodafone (LSE: VOD) and Diageo (LSE: DGE) shares. Here’s why! Vodafone As one of the world’s largest telecoms businesses, the day to day for Vodafone hasn’t been smooth sailing in recent months. An announcement to rebase dividends hasn’t ...
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The FTSE 100 index has risen an encouraging 4% so far in the second quarter. The London stock market is back in fashion thanks to buzz over new potential IPOs (such as those of Shein and Monzo), and hopes over interest rate cuts. Yet years of underperformance mean many first-class Footsie shares still ...
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Much to the frustration of shareholders like me, the Vodafone (LSE:VOD) share price has been languishing between 63p and 78p since the start of 2024. At close of business on 24 May, it was 73.5p. To see if this level’s justified I’m going to use some common valuation methods. 1. Earnings Vodafone’s going ...
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Vodafone (LSE: VOD) shares are finally doing something they haven’t done for years, decades even. They’re actually climbing. Yes, I’m amazed too. I wrote them off yonks ago. After spiking to 527p during the final stages of the dotcom bubble in March 2000, the only way has been down. Despite the recent ...
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For years, I’ve seen what I thought were two main drags on the Vodafone (LSE: VOD) share price. The company looked like a ragged collection of mobile operators, without much joined-up synergy. And the dividend was too high, without earnings cover. Some investors were happy to take the 10% or so on offer. ...
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FTSE 100 shares are ripping higher as confidence comes flooding back to the London stock market. Hopes of imminent interest rate hikes and an improving British economy have boosted demand for UK shares. But this isn’t all. Analysts have for some time suggested that British stocks are too cheap compared ...
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I’ve been loading up on dividend-paying FTSE 100 shares in recent months but there’s one brilliant income stock I haven’t got round to buying. Now I intend to put that right and add it to my Stocks and Shares ISA. It’s not Imperial Brands (LSE: IMB), even though this is one of the most consistent high ...
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Vodafone Group (LSE:VOD) shares are now trading at their most expensive since late 2023. A positive reaction to full-year financials has swept the telecoms titan 3.4% higher on Tuesday (14 May), to 72.3p per share. But I believe the FTSE 100 firm still looks dirt cheap at today’s prices. Here are three ...
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The Vodafone (LSE:VOD) share price appears to be stuck. The last time it was above 75p was in November 2023. Since May 2019, it’s fallen by 44%. The decline is due to stagnant revenues and falling earnings. But against this disappointing backdrop, here’s why I still believe the company is hugely undervalued. ...
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I’ve been searching the FTSE 100 for my next buy and the Vodafone (LSE: VOD) share price has caught my attention. Right now, the stock looks incredibly cheap at just 69p. At that price, could it be the biggest bargain on the Footsie? A poor performance I first want to look at what has got the stock to ...
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