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A share no one is talking about. This a good for capital growth and divs.
Good news today. And up she goes. :)
AGM 25th July. Hint of good news? Anyone?
This has been one of my star buys.
We must be close to getting into the FTSE 100 index of shares.
Are IIs already buying for their tracker funds?
OLEUM
Very impressive. Made a tidy 25 percent on this one.
Probably buy some more.
Thats a set of results. And a serious move upwards. I hope it continues.
Not sure if there is much more upside to the SP, so it is probably time to sign-off, sell-up and move on.
Article 50 is probably already priced into the market, but the effects of post-EU life are not yet as we won't know where that will take us until we finally leave the EU in April 2019 (at the earliest) and know what deal (if any) we have managed to negotiate. Then, after a brief "summer of love" in 2019 - reality will hit the majority in the autumn of 2019 and we will have a "winter of discontent". After that, who knows? Companies tend to take easy routes to success so, if we make life difficult for them, they will move to greener pastures. Unfortunately, the majority of "Leave" voters have not grasped that fact. In the meantime, so long as ICP keeps a handle on its debt mountain, it should maintain its dividend %.
take a breather ICP, what a year! Sticking with it moorhey?
to next: article 50, possible Scots referendum, maybe Trump meltdown, all capable of giving the markets a reet good kicking... ICP integral member of what I hope is a low risk, decent divi portfolio,
They have certainly climbed out of the hole they were dropped in by the Brexit vote. I'm no chartist, but (apart from the Brexit issue) the 50-day MA seems to bounce off the 200-day MA, and that seems to be a good "buy" signal. However, that revenue is flat-lining, and that the 1.7bn increase in assets (since 2012) is equal to the 1.7bn increase in debt, suggests that we could be approaching a time to sell. The market will be looking for a positive reason to push the SP higher and, if there isn't one, we could see a period of consolidation coming up. Will that reason be another restructuring of the shares?
done ICP, backslaps all round eh moorhey? ...Their real estate vehicle LBOW also churning out decent divis, so back in there now as part of a 'forever portfolio' Safe, hmmm...where's safe these days? GL
3% up on the day 16% up on the year 50% up since July 6th
Just bubbling under 700, you happy with that Wilks8. Another decent interim divi on the way (paid in Jan) and almost certainly we will see a final divi that is double in value to the interim. All-in-all, a nice little earner.
with special divi...hang on, they've nicked me shares to fund it! All is forgiven IF this races away to 7 quid. GL holders, spectators.
Looking at this company, is it worth investing for an income share? looking at the dividend`s returns on the way it looks attractive with the 15.8 pence and 63.4 pence special dividend. Just not so sure on the share consolidation
Results looking good, glad l stayed with this for the yield through the dip.
ICG set to expand direct lending operations with €3 billion fund: Intermediate Capital Group has raised a second, €3 billion fund for lending money directly to small or midsized companies, almost double the size of its first, in a sign of investors and corporate borrowers getting used to banks’ retreat from the sector.
lol, but too soon, big figure gone : (
for now
someone pass me a pina colada please?
ah, ok, question duly answered, ex-div, cheers bod.
dividend date?
ICP's share price has been doing well in the last few weeks, and that includes today. It's well past it's 61.8% Fib level and has a 500p target to attempt for the next hurdle. With a 4.45% dividend it's looking good for now.
Michael Spencer, the former Tory treasurer and founder of ICAP, has sealed a deal to sell his online spread betting firm, City Index, to a US rival for $118m (£73.9m). City Index , which is owned by Mr Spencer's private vehicle IPGL, has been bought by American group Gain Capital Holdings. The deal will allow the combined company to serve 235,000 customers in more than 180 countries with annual trading volumes of over $3 trillion.