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Correction!
I believe ex-div is 7.3.2024 & pay day is 3.5.2024
I believe ex-div is 7.2.2024 & pay day is 3.5.2024
I can’t find the dividend dates on HGL or the company site, when is the next ex div date please?
Thank you
Should see this sink below 500 post ex divi
Waiting for the inevitable fall below 500
Let's say NAV drops a not unreasonable 10% from here and the discount moves to 10% as it falls out of favour. That puts us somewhere around 460-470 for what should be an inflation proof income stream starting above 8%. My intention is to start buying at anything below 500.
Are you currently waiting for lower prices or thinking this is very near the bottom?
I give up.
website below was from '***************************'. looks like they have filtered it out.
shows nav (with income) at 601.47 and nav (without income) at 584.28:
https://www.***************************/blackrock-brwm-excited-by-structural-demand-growth-for-a-range-of-mined-commodities/4121130737
Topped up again today I prey I've done the right thing!
I buy this in moderate amounts to give some diversification in my portfolio and the dividends are decent. Also, it is good to exploit the volatility (when it happens). It is far safer than investing in a single mining/exploration company.
This stock hasn't gone anywhere in the last 2 years if you look at the director ' buy's '
With a yield of 6.9% and an entry point of about £5.85, surely this is a good entry point for a long term hold. I'm tempted.
Yes...the Dollar has peaked and is now heading down....FED needs to pause.... also...Dollar too strong against a weak Chinese Yuan ...if Treasury yields peak ...money will slowly move out and into PM and commodities ...
Core inflation actually has a chance to then dip over the next 1-2 months, if the FED do in fact pause
Onwards and upwards the tide has turned any more interest rate hikes will be small in USA
FED looking like they will pause Rates tomorrow after today´s CPI figures
Plus China support and more should come pretty soon IMO
Onwards and upwards here ...commodities always turn before the main economy
Rates will continue to rise. Watch.
Wish your investment well poker chips and think interest rates are at the top because they will realise any more raising will do more harm than good it's a blunt instrument and hasn't had the desired effect
Back in this morning @602p
it is a bet that the FED might pause in June, the Dollar will top out and commodities might bounce ( they have today)....plus with China slump, they might get some financial support to boost their lagging economy.... with 12m graduates out of work, they need to do something ..
the risk is that core inflation just refuses to drop.... but over the next 3-4 months I will bet that it can fall back as the affect of all the rate rises takes affect.....
can only sit and see what happens
775p to 612p in no time at all let's hope we are near the bottom anyway bought a few more today hope it was a wise decision!
Hope we can stop the rot soon and head back north anyway bought my second purchase lot today to average down from a lofty 740 pence !
Possibly because tomorrow the price will start 23.5p lower. obviously, but these days there are so may people playing at trading quarterly dividend paying companies, whereas in time gone by, quarterly's were for holding and not trading. In the case of BRWM, this dividend is massive, the next three will be small, so the traders will be selling out over the coming weeks ad not coming back for 10 months or so. Maybe some feel it better to take profits rather than the dividend ?
Personally I now prefer a more relaxed way of life, keep a close eye on things, but just let the dividends roll in. Any fool can trade and end up with their dividends just about covering their losses.
Dumb question but why has sp fallen by 39p in the last week despite 23.5p divi being paid tomorrow?
Now sold out after holding for 12 months. Managed to make a small profit after taking divis into account.