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I’ve topped-up slightly on the fall. I’ve found in the past that where the divi drop is bigger than the actual amount of the divi then there is usually a correction within a short time. Divi payment date usually sees a rise with people using the divi money to reinvest. I’m not worried about this one.
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Orbi
The clue is in the name "ex div" ie you buy the share exclusive of entitlement to the dividend declared. That is why the SP falls as it is assumed
the company's value is now reduced by the amount of the dividend they are due to pay out.
Hope this helps
Orbi - if you’re not sure whether you get a dividend buying on ex dividend day it’s probably best to do a little research begire you spend any money.
The stock market exists to separate stupid people from their money…….
Thanks
No , its too late but if you buy now you buy at cheaper price than at yesterdays price.
If I buy now, will I get the dividend or not?
Naa dude , peeps will buy back plus AV buy back programme will re-hit 500 in no time (bar WWIII threats , Iran attacks, Taiwan invasion or other sudden geopolitical BS)
The life insurance sector in general is having a bad day today. Give this a week or so and it will recover..
Sadly this happens every dividend day and each time most people , not all, say what about the 8% dividend ,it’s such a great stock, it’s a safe company… Amanda the man hater is fantastic….Etc Etc.. while they see a years dividend slip away in a few days…
This will continue to fall over the next few months..!!
Bring on the Haters 😇
Yes and this despite the continuing reduction in number of shares on the market
Wow what an over reaction to 23p Ex div date... lol Note for next year though an easy 5%. :P
My understanding is that an investor has to own shares on the Record Date to get the divi:
"ex-dividend date is the trading date on (and after) which the dividend is not owed to a new buyer of the stock. The ex-date is one business day before the date of record. The date of record is the day on which the company checks its records to identify shareholders of the company. An investor must be listed on that date to be eligible for a dividend payout."
Yes that’s why the price dropped so much the dividend is 23 p so in theory it’s dropped about 3p today
Right!
We have qualified for the dividend now right?
How can anyone even begin to think that's anything other than a scam boggles my mind.
Me importantly.. They have your details! :D
In at 470.1p
Topped up at 4.69
Today is ex-dividend
Good one Clued
I've previously told these types that I work for Trading Standards so will be very interested in taking their details and how they came across my details and my consent, so that i can check them out. The line usually goes dead but hopefully not before I'm deleted or flagged on their database.
Forward div of say 36p , @7.25% still gives £4.96/share . I guess anything at 7.5% ,ie £4.80 or below will be picked up quite quickly .
I’d buy more but only below 4.50. I’ll hopefully reinvest my divi but not decided how high I’d buy at with the reinvestment , or take cash
I’ve set a buy order for £4.60 - so about a 7p drop more than dividend amount.
..we have a nice divi to collect in may....sp recovered very well sine the Sept 23 dip ..glad like a few on here added plenty at the time...gla