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Yes they move about a bit,I thought that's what you meant anyway!
Correction ! Meant BKG Berkeley Group, Looks like missed the boat as up 5.45% fist trading ! Oh Well wait til next week ?
Saw a buy tip in this weeks IC on that with the chunky forward yield,London property always an enigma on values!
Would be prudent to wait in the background before committing to any more investment trust over the next month or so, have been monitoring BKY for a while now as its got a 5 .5% short hanging around its neck , Obvious;y the vultures are expecting a 18 to 25% decrees in London property's value , They " BKY " are committed to paying a 200p divi with gross ( including special divi ) payments of £16.50 over the next 5 years, So a below 2,500 entry there would be an excellent return on a long hold, Bur waiting in the wings for now
No worries mate,not sure why MCT not showing a div on here but it has paid quarterly irrespective of that. Also holding IPE and have had CLIG and ADM on/off. The Aberdeen Latins rebased last year but still paying quarterly as far as I'm aware. I've also got a load of PEW which have paid well as they were doing specials all the time but not sure whether they'll just pay the basic one for now,diversified utilities sector.
Hi James Big Thanks for sharing your hldngs looked @ MCT/ALAI but no divi on display, MYI and HFEL I am in " or will be soon " NYCF looks good @ 7.62%. I hold CLIG,ADN,IPE and here , but they all have the April/May 14 downturn , then a FEB16 bottom, let,s hope we see confidence returning now to compliment the good yield,s anybody else care to share there dividend wisdom to us all here
Rather than reel off a long list,the ones I'm heavily into including these are MCT,HFEL,ALAI,MYI and NCYF. All have quarterly payments,daily navs etc and up there on the income.
Good Day , Care to share Any other interesting plays for long term divi with a good option of capital growth Mr appleby
Cheers,you too. I'm a big fan as they pay quarterly and spread the risk and it's a great way into some stocks that would be a bit pricey on an individual basis,especially the foreign ones.
Thanks James , yes it was divvy that attracted me , then picked up on nav. Looking to top up here on any dip , working overseas a lot lately so have not got time to trade. Like using investment trusts for long term income. Best of luck.
I've had some of them as long as these,biggest difference is I'm less than 50% down here,just! My view it's a bit of a wildcard on the holdings unlike here which are more shall we say stalwart, spread wide,lightly traded,div and nav both interesting nonetheless. GL.
This has held up very well over last few months , will be adding on any dips sub 60p. Has anyone any views on nce divvy looks high but risky.
BLACKROCK COMMODITIES INCOME INVESTMENT TRUST PLC ANNOUNCEMENT OF SECOND QUARTERLY INTERIM DIVIDEND 14 June 2016 The Board of BlackRock Commodities Income Investment Trust plc is pleased to announce the second quarterly interim dividend in respect of the financial year ending 30 November 2016. A dividend of 1.5 pence per ordinary share has been declared by the Directors, payable on 22 July 2016 to holders of ordinary shares on the register at the close of business on 24 June 2016 (ex-dividend date is 23 June 2016). The last date for receipt of mandate instructions for those shareholders who wish to join the Dividend Reinvestment Plan is 1 July 2016. Enquiries:
Good to see a bit of that going on. Hopefully the dividend declaration next week too.
Nothing specific on the newsfeed but the recent bounce in some of the largest holdings like shell and blt plus historical proximity of the next interim announcement probably dragging it up from the bottom.
Anyone know of a specific reason for this recent jerk north ?
See some buys at £4-10k going through this morning...66.5p ask price on a £9k purchase
You're welcome mate. I'm probably nearer 6% overall but that's mainly as I'm top heavy in these,the Aberdeen latins,direct holdings in bp,shell,a clutch of insurers etc and hsba to name a few which are right up there(assuming they don't all rebase!),plus I tend to shift stock around the exd dates quite a bit which keeps me busy! The potential effect of in/out is certainly keeping the media busy,maybe if we do have the sense to escape from it the economy might not actually implode and the ftse might just brush it off. Just like Y2K and other uncertainties,life goes on and the same folks wanting us to stay in are the ones who wanted us to join the euro but they don't seem to like that reminder eh!
Thanks Jamesy for your input over the last month or two about this fund. Out of interest, what's your average yield over your whole p/f? Mine stands today at 4.51% was 3.8% till a year ago when I started swapping gains in stocks to funds & trusts. I will look at buying here maybe end of June. I'm voting to leave € for similar reason. PLEASE #VOTEin € referendum as if you don't and turnout drops by 45%, analysts have said it will give us a OUT vote as it will be the older generation that vote every time. ATB
I'd have thought commodities would transcend borders being at the base of the industrial food chain so not changing my strategy beyond trying to maximise income across the p/f. As far as the euro debate goes,the hypocracy of a government wanting to burn quangos that waste money on bureaucracy ramming the idea of staying in the biggest one of all secures my out vote irrespective of the consequences.
No politics intended. Money wise have adjusted portfolio into high yielding trusts and increased overseas percentage and cash.
a holder but still voting out. other things more important
Hold mainly BRCI in the commodity sector with a few World Mining also in profit currently but holding long term as bought perhaps near bottom of the cycle. Brexit is an issue if Sterling takes a hit over the next 2 or 3 years as Fitch etc calculate. Anyone doing any protective measures.
Already have some world mining but if your objective is income and within commodities I'd say this one ticks more boxes as it's got big oils as well as big miners,in other words more diversified. GLA
Think the divi has already being planed for a cut to 4p with a 1.5 next intrem payment