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Those day traders with nimble fingers within 2 months have already made twice the dividend over the last two drops/rises.
Dividend is for LTHS sitting pretty at £1p:)
It's fine- just gives me a nice bargain price to get a few more.
Unless you look at fundamentals and trends you wouldn’t know why people sell out of high paying dividends before going ex-divendebd. They take ages to recover.
THIS should easily Tom to 1500p in weeks even with ex-divi date in 2days
What's with the drop yesterday? Those that got in at £12+ earlier this month just taking their quick profit at the cost of the divi? Here's hoping for a decent couple of days before ex dividend day.
Fully agree, my strategy is very similar. Could do a lot worse than hold SEE during current times where interest rates will stay low for quite some time and many companies have cut or reduced their dividends. I'd expect pension funds et al to be snapping up these shares.
Interest rates set to fall further so I expect this to rise further. Will reduce when hits £15 ish - assuming I can find a better opportunity.
There has been refinancing of borrowing, at a lower interest rate, so that is good news. But the impact of COVID with companies shutting and not returning will impact them as they no longer have a domestic side (the more WFH/kettles arguement).
Healthy rise over the last 2 days and glad to have a stack of them in core holdings.
Lol. You need to do more research and not just buy on a hunch:-)
This has strength to reach 1525p after passing 1410p
Well what I wrote has been trashed by SSE rising 110 points since my words. Yep, I now wish I had bought at £12.87 on 9th July. Confused.
Hi,Cherry urn.
I also hold A Iva, IBM, ABBVIE, NVS, JNJ, HSBC, MYI, GS, LGEN, HFEL, BP, SLA.
Here’s hoping black gory stuff gains ivy years end back to $45-50 :-) at least.
I’m tempted to buy another pharma, maybe PFE
Driftking.....Agree with you on many of your top 10 picks especially RIO which I have held as a core holding for many years. I am hoping that Aviva and Persimmon (both of which I hold ) will reinstate dividends in the next 6 months. Yield on SSE is also fine and will increase slightly over the next 2 to 3 years. RDSB might restore some of the recent divi cut if Brent Crude breaks back to $50/$55 .
SSE keeping strong while FTSE is all over the place.
1350p SIMPLE Moving average (200)
I’d also add it beat the pre tax profits estimate in June after saying it would take a hit this year back in March, and has kept the dividend at 80p too giving a current yield of 5.9% on today’s SP.
Markets proved it didn’t.
Tradingview is a good insight to follow to:
https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-SSE/
British bulls have a BUY signal
https://www.britishbulls.com/m/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=SSE.L
Think your wrong. If you think hard what people are doing now, and I think this will be a common lifestyle too. #working from home. This lifestyle was talked about close to 10yrs ago by Bill Gates that humans wouldn’t travel to work , and that they would work from home, that we wouldn’t own cars that we would rely on taxi’s.
This virus will undoubtedly return in fall and thus working from home will continue through to spring.
This is obviously going to have an impact on energy bills. Government have already spoken about this and could add a further £190 per year to your bills.
Utilities are going to produce better numbers with the average tv being on an extra 3hrs per day, that we are boiling the kettle more for that cup of tea, that we are using the hover more often. It all stacks up for positive news for the utility sector.
P.S.
My top ten stocks for next 12months
1. VISA
2. NATIONAL GRID
3. GLAXOSMITHKLINE
4. LLOYDS
5. ABBVIE
6. RIO
7. RDSB
8. LGEN
9. VODA
10. HILS
SSE down 54p today, ex divi follows near end of month, another drop of at least 56p when ex divi. Held this share over many years, sold back in March 20 due to Covid. Been looking to buy back in, but I think SSE have had their day. Just my opinion.