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Google's info on that is clearly wrong, at XE Currencies the price is actual and active, minor movements all the time, one can lock in the active price at any moment for sending funds abroad.
Look up EX Currencies.
BXP closing price on Dhaka stock exchange Taka 155.10
Exchange rate just now: Take 122.67 = £1
Cheers.
but google says...
BXP share price UP by 4.16% on Dhaka stock exchange, right now, as we speak.
Sorry about my previous message appearing several times, something went wrong on my computer.
No such cliff edge showing on formal XE-currencies chart, accurate daily movement was between 122 and 123 - not 121 and 128. Did you misread 123 for 128?
Just now, as we speak 122.6
No such cliff edge showing on formal XE-currencies chart, accurate daily movement was between 122 and 123 - not 121 and 128. Did you misread 123 for 128?
Just now, as we speak 122.6
No such cliff edge showing on formal XE-currencies chart, accurate daily movement was between 122 and 123 - not 121 and 128. Did you misread 123 for 128?
Just now, as we speak 122.6
there is (typo)
these a chart that shows a cliff edge at 12.25 GMT
google "pound to taka"
Jolly - Your message at 14.28 : “it jumped from 128 to121 a few minutes ago”
Did it really? The trading range today was between 123 and 122.Nothing like 128 to 121.
The Bangladesh currency, the Taka, is not at all “crashing” as you said earlier today - an apparent scare tactic.
Jolly - But meantime you are desperate to see the share price down.
Do you really still believe that the share price of a fast growing pharmaceutical company with EPS rising 150% or more in less than ten years to current 10p a share - can be below 50p a share for very long? Look just at the rise in sales over the past ten years!
company
common sense suggests that the sensible discount varies enormously; that sentiment changes slowly resulting in multi year trends (currently decidedly bearish imv); and that waiting until trend changes is the play
BXP earnings per share slightly above 10p.
PE-ratio below 5 at current low share price.
What has happened to common sense?.
Big fall today. The market will fall next year No point buying
it jumped from 128 to 121 a few minutes ago lol
I'm still targeting dividend yield c 6.5%% ===>tp 30-33p
TakA not collapaing, 122.7 to a pound as we speak. Pound has got stronger (for how long?) that's all.
Taka not weakening agains global currencies as such.
Anyway a weaker Taka (would be good for BXP's exports.
and taka is collapsing
now nearly 130 to a pound
===>c2.5p divi before wht
===>2p net net
===>4% yield
dividend is taka 3.5 not 3.5p
Up 2% on Dhaka stock exchange today. Shares here at half price of Dhaka price. Are investors in Dhaka stupid to pay double the price for the BXP shares there just because they have votinG rights (which most private investors never bother with).
The more BXP gains momentum, global reputation and global market share, the narrower the gap between the two share prices will become.
Jolly - Divi 3.5p, after withholding tax 2.9p and that makes it almost 6% Net on share price 50p. Sell away if you like, but I am in for the long term, to witness the company grow in Sales and Profits and consequently a narrowing in the share price difference between here an Dhaka
Keep falling
not after wht
c4.5% dividend perhaps
& fast growing? Dhaka stock exchange pricing suggests more utility plodder lol
Net Dividend now close on 6% at current low share price.
Not bad for a fast growing pharmaceutical company.
Well you can’t ‘fight the market’ as they say. I think these look cheap but I thought that after the results yet they down almost 30% - ouch!
i did of course
tp mid 30s