Last week, Rolls-Royce shares were the most popular investors on this platform. But there is a catch!

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In the week, ended on April 4 of all actions in Great Britain, Rolls-Royce (LSE: r.) Actions were popular among users of the Hargreaves Lansdown trading platform. From the number of orders that were placed for the purchase of shares, 2.38% concerned the British group of engineering and technology. The value of these transactions was 3% of all invested funds.

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It is not known when these offers were placed. However, I suspect that most of them were at the end of the week, when the actions suffered immense losses, when investors tried to reconcile with the consequences of President Trump’s tariffs.

I think that many have seen how the price of the campaign withdraws as an opportunity to buy a campaign, which continued to work firmly from the pandemic.

Rolls-Royce shares closed a week by 659 pence. They were the last at this level in February. And despite the somewhat recovery-on April 9, the changing hands of the action to 659.2 pens-they conveniently be below 52-week achievements on March 19.

On the other hand…

But kick a little deeper and a slightly different story appears.

Of the customers of Hargreave Lansdown, this was also the most frequently sold supplies, constituting 3.17% of all sales orders and 4.8% of the total value of these transactions.

It may happen that some shareholders decided to pay payments after achieving significant profits.

Alternatively, it may happen that actions are a favorite of those who have shares for only a few weeks (or days) in the hope of quick profit. But it does not invest, speculates.

As Warren Buffett said in his letter from 1989 Berkshire HathawayShareholders: “Our favorite maintenance period is forever. “ And the “his” company did not do too badly from compliance with this approach – now it is worth over 1 -day!

In my opinion, people prepared to store Rolls-Royce shares can also be well awarded for several years.

Growth prospects

In 2024, the group achieved a basic operating profit of 2.5 billion GBP. By 2028, GBP-3.9 billion GBP is expected to escalate to 3.6 billion. Using the middle point of this range, it implies an escalate of 50%.

If it is achieved, there will be nearly 33 pence profit (EPS). At the moment, shares trade about 33 times more than 2024 EPS. If the multiple of the valuation was maintained over the next three years, the price of shares could theoretically reach £ 11 to 2028.

And it can happen if the group grows as expected. This is because most investors look at the company’s future prospects, not what they have achieved in the past.

But it is vital not to get too carried away.

Not only because President Trump could throw the keys in the works. If there is a global recession, data on earnings referred to above will not be right. And air travels are particularly sensitive to the global slowdown. Less flights mean lower engine flying hours and lower revenues for Rolls-Royce.

However, investors who want to take over actions in a high -quality company with an excellent reputation – 18% less than where they trade three weeks ago – may consider buying shares.

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