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Dret - the cash offer seems far superior. Like you said you should be able to buy the new shares in the market and pocket the 5-10% trading discount.
Numerous buys on Friday. Are they buying to sell at NAV?
Apols, NAV less 1% is currently c. 72p, not 70p.
Anyone else thinking of taking the cash option? Would be NAV less 1%, so currently around 70p. Slightly more than the 68.8p that will go towards buying HHI shares currently. I suspect the gap will narrow or disappear completely before decision day but worth keeping an eye on?
Reading the circular, if you opt to convert into HHI shares this is done at the HHI NAV value rather than the lower SP. So why would you do this ? Aren't you better to take the cash and buy HHI in the market ? Or am i missing something ?
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Got it. It's the final final dividend before the wind-up
O. 55p. which is half the interims 1.10p. Why is this?
Looking at this HDIV and HHI merger, (the outcome of a strategic review), a case can be made for Abrdn Diversified Income and Growth (ADIG) to be merged with any of the 4 Abrdn Income /Income+Growth funds at the end of its strategic review. As ever, DYOR and GLA
Has anyone got any idea why this has fallen 11% on opening??? That is a massive move down on no news I can see and a NAV of 68p...
divi this morning, apologies.
all coincided with the ex - divi date so no payment for me this quarter - ingeniously played boys!
HDIV shares in my HSBC account have been marked as 'extinct' and unable to be traded for the last couple of days. Both sides have promised to get back to me... whose glitch?
03/04/2017 share price 93.5p Dividend payment per share will be 1.25p =1.34% paid on 30th JUNE 2017 NOTES you can buy the shares up to close of business on Wednesday 19th April and still get the Dividend. on the ex-dividend day Thursday 20th April before the market opens the share price is adjusted down by the dividend amount , in this case 1.25p= 1.34% + or - overnight adjustments so 16 days to go, good luck
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Investment Trust Analyst Fixed Interest & Debt (Non AIC Sector) Henderson Diversified Income offers High Income AND security amiss from High Yield Bonds Which Invest Fixed Interest & Debt (Non AIC Sector), Global High Income, Investment Trust Analyst https://az768132.vo.msecnd.net/documents/6478_2017_02_17_03_00_04_617.gzip.pdf Ticker: HDIV Ordinary Shares Currency GBX Price 92.25 Estimated NAV 88.18 Discount/premium 4.62% Yield 5.53% Price date 15/03/2017 Performance Top 10 holdings Sector breakdown Dividends Key data Objective High Income Asset class Fixed Income Benchmark No Benchmark Sector AIC Global High Income Regional focus Global Risk rating Below average XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Incorporation date June 2007 Total holdings 151 Please note: Risk ratings are provided by Numis. More information on these ratings can be viewed here. Please note: Total holdings are updated at the end of each calendar month. https://az768132.vo.msecnd.net/documents/103803_2017_03_06_01_49_49_477.gzip.p
Post should have read ' bond yields generally lower'.
There is some good diversification here in a volatile environment and where interest rates are low and bonds generally lower than we are us d to in the past. In particular the notes that are in the portfolio and the flexibility the manager has. Useful addition to an income portfolio - there is protection in having multiple different sources in modest amounts - and not all eggs in one basket.
https://www.share.com/find-investments/investment-trusts/henderson-diversified-income-trust-plc me bob as the only poster on this trust ,if anybody is reading this my thoughts are the fund have a low percentage invested in shares, so if the market takes a dive it's not going to hurt to much.being income is around 6% and the trust is well managed i am in for the suggested 5 year period , for mine and yours information on this trust i will try and keep any new information,reports,notes up to date good luck.
http://whichinvestmenttrust.com/henderson-diversified-income-review/
https://www.henderson.com/ukpi/post/14391/aic-end-of-year-panel-with-james-henderson
The Directors have declared a fourth interim dividend of 1.35p (one point three five pence) per ordinary share in respect of the year ended 31 October 2016. The dividend will be paid on 30 December 2016 to shareholders on the register (the record date) on 2 December 2016. The shares will be quoted ex-dividend on 1 December 2016.
Fund prices are updated every weekday after the close of trading and before 11 p.m. wherever possible. All figures are as at Last Close, on a cum income basis with debt valued at fair and in traded currency unless otherwise stated (we do not fair value debt for split capital trusts). Performance returns are presented in British Pounds (GBP) and calculated on a capital only basis with debt valued at par. Latest Dividends Type Dividend Ex-Dividend Date Financial Year Income 1.2500 p 01/09/2016 2016 Income 1.2500 p 02/06/2016 2016 Income 1.2500 p 03/03/2016 2016 Income 1.3500 p 03/12/2015 2015 Income 1.2500 p 03/09/2015 2015 Valuation Statistics 10/11/2016 1 Yr High 1 Yr Low Price 91.75 94.75 84.50 NAV* 88.52 92.00 83.50 Discount/Premium 3.64 4.28 -0.64 Category Discount 5.96 5.96 1.22 Z-Statistics (1Yr) 1.65 Director Dealings Traded Action Notifier Price Amount Value 26/10/2016 Purchase Mr. Angus Macpherson 92.99 100,000 92,990.00 30/08/2016 Sale Mr. Paul Manduca 94.50 50,000 47,250.00
Rather than CSI! Great share and brilliant divi
manages this brilliant this fund with half of its assets in floating -rate loan notes issued by companies like Lloyds,Boots and Scottish Widows and the total returns beat the global high income sector over the past one, three and five years.Whats not to like!