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Today's rise is down to the figures from the British Retail Consortium. "Take-home grocery sales hit £12.8bn for the four weeks to 25 December 2022, the first time the £12 billion mark has been breached, the report said."
It follows that BME will have benefited from an overall increase in food spending.
I think tomorrow's figures will be good, but not good enough to warrant a special divi. I'm not too bothered about an additional divi, I would rather see them use the money to pay down debt and/or expand further in France.
Not aware of any special dividend.
Excellent rise this week, tmwr update could be priced in & maybe a drop tmwr then recovery. Have sold half. If rise continues today probably sell half again.
Good start to the year, but there’s always something that causes a POP and huge fall end Jan/Feb. Enjoy while you can.
Special dividend? Anybody any idea if there may be one in early 2023
The half year report on 10th November caused the share price to drop initially but then recovered over the following days.
I've sold my shares today expecting a drop tomorrow but knowing my luck I've probably got it wrong!
Got to think with the price move today that it will be. You'd suspect a leaky ship given the rise.
Will it be worth the wait?
Mine arrived in my accounts.
Mine arrived yesterday afternoon and reinvested option today. Maybe the reason for rise today.
Mine's in today
thank you
You have to wait 2 business days from date dividend was paid, which was Friday. Should be in your account by Tuesday.
Was anyone paid the dividend on Friday
Not been ha ha.
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JPMorgan raised price target to 555p today.
Impressed with the Xmas toy choices here, in years gone by its been knock off or cheap tat, spotted most of the things our kids have asked for from adverts (mainly YouTube) so good to know the product buyers are on the ball. Local store busy at 10.00 on black Friday.
FTSE forecast to be strong for December, Putin spanner ??? No words about a special dividend, last ones announced early December- 25p. Recession, B&M very attractive. Q3 update first week Jan 23, SP not going to be £4.
Along with ABF (Primark) BME look set to be retail winners in the current climate. In Dec 2021 they hit 644p, I can see a recovery to above 600p by March. Inevitably BME will have to include inflationary costs in prices, raising the raw figures.
7 weeks or so away. Undervalued at moment but making good progress, great investment so far. Will hold until update as always a catastrophe of some sorts Feb/Mar etc for stocks.
Spanish tax for likes of IAG group
Goldman Sachs raised sp target to 490 "buy" this morning.
Correct, no stamp duty to pay on share purchases in companies registered outside the UK.
Thanks for reply, did do some research but couldn’t find anything definitive.
The dividends get 15% taken off before you receive them. Due to the Luxembourg registration. Will ask the Lloyds chat tomorrow to confirm.
As its registered in Luxembourg we don't pay any. I think that's the reason. But I'm also open to advice
Is someone able to explain the stamp duty situation when purchasing BME shares?
Thanks.
Nice finish today, looking strong, maybe the special dividend anticipated.