After a recent visit to Unilever PLC, Brokers Kleinwart Bensons statement out today appear very positive about the UNILEVER and expect a bounce as a result, the new LT target for the stock is 8.00

Q2 pre close STATMENT OUT ON JUNE 23RD -

could it be play of the week when the other stock fall back out of steam...

personally bought today for recovery, at 5.52p great stock if your a W.Buffet fan...

Any opinions or followers of Unilever?

Jules99

Well we were disappointed. Wasn't watching at the time so I'm still in.

All the brokers have downgraded Unilever....so expect choppy trade for the next two weeks. But i think it will be back, testing the 5.50 mark soon.

Bought it at under 5.00, i know its lower now....but its a good chance to get in while its cheap.

These stink.In just a week you have lost nearly a quid a share Jules.I cant fathom the markets at all at the moment and for that reason im staying out.I thought these were a bargain at a fiver but now look.The same goes for LLoyds and Abbey National.

Hi squealer now how u feel mate...I sold half at 4.90, and rebought fresh stock at 4.80, keeping long term now...sold out of all other ftse stocks and leaving in unilever for the moment...

still if the market turned down...

brokers would suddenly start talking value...etc...

bunch of id..... really.

AIT...is another doing well, and im following looking to see this fly in the weeks to come... do some research into it when u get a momnent..

jules99

First-half earnings from Unilever came in stronger than expectations and the consumer goods colossus increased its guidance for full year profit margins. Although sales growth slowed to 4.9% in the second quarter, turnover rose 5.5% to €14.4bn in the first six months of the year, with underlying sales growth of 3.4% excluding the spreads business and underlying earnings per share up 14.4% to €1.13.

Info for holders: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45545225

Investors have 30 days left to vote on a controversial plan from Unilever that would mean the consumer goods giant leaves the FTSE 100 index. Battle lines are being drawn in the knife-edge poll - due on October 26 - on its proposals to axe its legal headquarters in London and base itself solely in the Netherlands. - Daily Mail