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Can't be certain until the actual declaration, but assuming it matches previous years, around 15th Dec, but wait for the proper announcement to be sure. Then paid late Jan.
When will it go ex dividend?
The little bit of research i did was look at exactly that. I generally don't pay much attention to the broker forecasts but in this case i hope they are right
Got bored, so i have thrown a couple of quid onto the table. Very little research so this will be interesting. 24.28 for me. GLA
Just bought in at 2421. Good luck to me. I think is my first ever builder. Normally stick with the banks and had a nice run on HSBC and looking to diversify with the great dividends I get there.
Nice start to the day - I wish more of my holdings' CEO's would **** off the government if this is the result ;)
£100 per share is a bit special - mebbe too good to be true! BoL
Thanks - I take it that Divi is £100 with another £100 in June.
i just feel this is so undervalued projected div£2 per share does it sound to good to be true?? next div is 17 dec 2016 payment jan 2017
Been trying to find future dates without success. Last were £100 04/12/15 and £100 15/06/16. Infers £100+ around 04/12/16 and £100+ around 15/06/17.
Bought in yesterday, on nearly all metrics this is undervalued, the market for housing in London will remain and the dividend will be covered.
This share has been really good to me, happy days, GLA
Sorry, my cack-handed way of saying i was looking at Earnings per share, Price to Earnings and Dividend yield, because the dividend is of primary importance to me, didn't explain myself well there, as usual!!
Any thoughts about what will happen here today, big jump on domestic performance or more post BREXIT misery?
no worries, i can see what your saying/getting at, dividend/earning is what i'd be looking at with this one, for a mid to long term holding.
fair enough
it's not the value, it's the rate of change with the higher priced shares, in that i'd be looking for pounds increase to cover a reasonable return. I used TED as an example, i got into that at a fairly good buy in point, results have been fairly solid from them, brokers are tipping them and rating as a buy, but to clear anything worthwhile, i need a 3 or 4 pound climb, and it's just not showing any signs of recovering 1 pound let alone any more. And to move that sort of amount, the higher priced shares need something more substantial
21's huh..... i'll take some of that action!! In all seriousness though, i've had my eye on this one for a little while, missed an opportunity to get in at a low level after brexit due to no funds at the time, and it has struggled a little bit since then, but i still think long term it's a good investment But i am wary because, like Ted Baker, it's another high price per share stock, given the amount i'm investing, which makes me look to invest more than i probably normally would, but that said, it's the dividend i'm interested in in this one, so if i can get in low enough to carry a small buffer when it recovers, then i'll be happy to hold for a while. Will be keeping a close eye on this, as i am my BNC shares, if things work out i can get out of those at the right level to allow me to re-invest here
Based on what ?
this share will fall further and is going to 21's
Government emphasis on low cost, "affordable" housing will set building priorities for the future [A country that works for everyone, and all that] so that BKG is not strictly in the right ball park for max benefit - unless it changes its overall strategy.
not sure, i've only had one eye on this one at the moment, because whilst it is again down in the region i'm interested in, i don't have free funds right now
why the big drop today?
could be, but it seemed a bit of a sharp/aggressive fall for that alone, but it could be i guess, this should recover, it's not like they have all their eggs in the one basket relying on that alone
Maybe because the Govt is stopping the help to buy scheme