Here it is, your all new National Grid thread. The chart features Bollinger Bands, MACD, 50 and 200 day SMAs.

Web Site Link:

http://www.nationalgrid.com/uk


Here's the link to the old NG. thread

Surely all stocks go ex-div on a Wednesday. Is the entire stock market changing to Thursday for ex-div?

Have a read :- Introduction of T+2 standard settlement period

Thanks Skinny. I must have missed that announcement. Thursdays for ex-div from October.

Incidentally, I have just checked on the performance of my NG. investment since I bought my shares back in August 2010. See chart below. If only all my shares had a nice trend line like that.

It's a very nice hold with the divi too.

I've held these in one shape or form since they floated and took up the 2010 rights issue - 2 shares @335p for every 5.

Deutsche Bank Sell 838.75 838.50 660.00 725.00 Reiterates

HSBC (11th June) buy, tp 960p (same for Sanford C Bernstein).

A bit crude ...

Sell 844.75 844.50 736.00 780.00 Reiterates

Interim Management Statement

HIGHLIGHTS

• Continued solid operational and financial performance during the period
• UK: Further progress in delivering operational efficiencies and investment programme
• US: Good operational performance complemented by filing in New York for increased KEDLI capital investment allowances

more...

"As a result, we are maintaining our outlook for 2014/15, reflecting the expected delivery of another year of solid operating and financial performance and asset growth, consistent with sustaining our long term dividend policy."

Bounced right off support at 840 and now heading back to 900 and onwards. Technicals are excellent.

Breaking the 880p so expecting a new big figure shortly.

Still a bit crude...

skinny, works for me thanks!

A new high @901.50p

12 Sep 2014 National Grid PLC NG. RBC Capital Markets Sector Performer 903.25 903.50 925.00 925.00 Reiterates

Price now back to the top of your upper channel skinny. A bounce from here would be expected, but I suspect we will have to wait until the outcome of the Scottish referendum. We could be in for one heck of a relief rally if the Scots vote 'no'.

I was going to have a reasonable short on the FTSE, but now I suspect (hope) the Scots will vote no - in which case, I can see the FTSE taking out the all time high of 6,950.60.

We should hit 7000 at some point this year. I have set out my stall accordingly. It was 'brown trousers time' when the referendum was in doubt, but we should have a clear run if there is nothing else unforeseen coming along to derail it.

MS have upgraded the utilities.

Morgan Stanley Overweight 868.75 872.00 860.00 920.00 Reiterates