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It would have been great if the momentum north continued after divi got locked in today but hopefully tomorrow will be green again. GLA
I second that. Thanks for all your help, John. Sage advice.
Your strategy is long term and will pay off
By the way John I have no beef with you , I wish you all the luck in the world with your trades. May the road rise with you “Johnny rotten “
Not to say i sold a bit low, its a very tricky game, if you get a good profit take it
I think your getting to him that way he done that buy , very unlike him to buy high
Your the dude who was selling half of your AIB
And if birg achieved 10.62 you were a seller
You originally sold at 6/7/8/9 and 10.10 then you say you accumulated 40000 between 8 and 10.58
What ever floats your boat Jon Jon
I’m a long term holder none of this selling at 6/7/8:9/10 and buying back all the way up to 10.58.
I accumulated 25000 shares my break even was at €8 I won’t be buying anymore but will probably pass mine on to my son and take the dividends.
By the way you were boasting about 28k dividends that’s less than my monthly rental income (gross)
Cooking,
trading can increase your holding for same original outlay. sell higher than buy in price not vice versa.
My buy at 10.58 financed from sale of AIB shares.
You are very quiet on your very contradictory posts set out in my 12.14 post today.as already posted you come across as a very confused and bitter bird. cannot make up your mind but nothing new there.
with all your digging you should be approaching "aussie land" by now.
Jon Jon. Generally when someone sells something they don’t buy it back at a higher price trading or not
Seems to me you have a dose of the sell low buy high’s nasty stuff
Cuckoo,
I take it you have never heard of the term "trading" - believe it or not but it is an every day occurance and doesn't require "reading between the lines".
I sold out average 8euros bought 3euros - i sold some 10.10euros last year, we are due a fall back in US over heating market
Not so long ago you sold at €10.10 now buying @10.58 what’s the strategy little jon
Very risky john buying 10.58, because before this week is out likely fall to 9.58, tomorrow 10 friday another fall 9.70 my guess, the dividend is only 48cent in your account - up over 8euros its to risky for me to trade or hold, it will fall back to 8euros some time soon anyway,
Cuckoo,
are you confusing your get out price with your shareholding.
fyi - sold 10000 AIB yesterday at 5.15 cum div. bought 5540 BIRG today at 10.58.
why would anyone sell BIRG prior to monday with an incoming 60c div ?
When are you going to impress up with YOUR offer to prove holdings
As previously posted my get out price has 11 in front of it
So have you sold half your AIB and all your BIRG
JH, Tks for that, I thought it might have been even lower. Hopefully you will include the updated price in your next update.
Some here appreciate your input.
Ashton
Average buy back sp c.9.8.
"it's not fair when dealing with fellow poster to stop him selling at 10.12"
"dont sell at 10.12-another 50c to be had . unfortunately sp currently 9.55.sound advice indeed"
"i'm surprised you didn't take jon's advice and sell @10.62"
sounds like a very confused and bitter bird.
JH,
I suspect you are keeping a spread sheet. After the RNS on Friday can you post the average Buy-back price to date.
Regards Ashton
GG His masters voice
€0.60 pre tax, payable 11th June
Ex Div 9th May
When do you need to be holding shares to qualify for dividend, how much per share, when do they payout. Asking because the current price is so close to 25 Feb 2014 price. And I want to make a decision, should I stay or go now...