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I was hoping for an 11p total divi this year which would have been about £6k for me but likewise I can't see me selling anymore until at least 2022.
Probably correct, but it's not much of a divvy anyway.
Point taken though and it will no doubt be a setback.
It doesn't make much difference to me. I'm 30% down, as it is and won't be selling.
So we're getting the well overdue results at the end of the month along with a TU, a bad idea in my eyes, we'll probably get a good set of results for last year then the dreaded covid-19 update which is bound to be unfavourable and allow IG a reason/excuse to attack the dividend like so many other companies. All my own opinions. GL
Blimey it's quiet.
We could do with some news here.
RNS, 30th April;
"The Company notes the recent comments published by the FCA and FRC regarding full year reporting. The Company expects to announce the date for the release of its financial results for the year ended 31 March 2020 in due course. "
A nice end to the week and more to come Monday going by the closing trades in the £5.70s. Have you any idea of when the results are due anon3, it was first half of June last year but can't find any info on this years due date. Cheers
Flat as a witch's tit over the last month.
At least it's not falling much.
But sub 10000 shares traded?
Wow. Saying this needs more liquidity is an understatement.
And added again.
Just proves it's not a level playing field, imo.
Thanks for the heads up re year end.
anon3, I was thinking pretty much the same thing, liontrust bought approx 5 million shares costing circa £27 million pounds yet no price movement! Unless they're adding more in the near future so price is being held for that purpose! Either way it's a nice confidence boost for IGR. Year end trading statement due within the next week.
to 10%.
Yet the price hardly rose on the 21st and the volume isn't showing on the share graph above.
How does that work?, I wonder
Anyone who bought around £3 has got an absolute bargain here!
Wish I'd had the guts at the time :-(
I like IGR but my broker, DeGiro, is hopeless at both buying and selling this stock. Been trying to buy all day. Maybe no shares to be had.
via Octopus nominees.
Interesting, yet a lower than average rise compared to the market today.
Junk? lol
I know what you mean, as I'm not the sort who'd buy anything IGR make.
But does this warrant a 50% fall in just two days?
Obviously the market thinks so, but it just seems like madness to me.
It is probably the 'people off the streets' thing. RFX already hit by loss of FX, now losing pawn broker access and gold sellers. Lets face it, all IGR really does is make junk and that won't be a shopping priority for a while.
This stinks.
IGR had held up really well through the Corona crisis until now, where it suddenly drops 28% in a day.
Who knows what, I wonder?
Jesus, I wish I'd sold too. Down 23% today!
A wise decision.
Near enough right at the high.
But it seems to be coming back.
Fingers crossed :-)
I decided to sell given IGR's exposure to China via their Chinese manufacturing and a general coronavirus-inspired slowdown.
It's been a great run (a two bagger or so) - so there's an element of protecting profits. But whilst there may not be too much short-term upside given the high rating, a mis-step may lead to a sizeable pullback.
It's a great company though, so I may well be back at the right price and may equally be wrong to have sold!
including a record order book and a confident outlook as regards meeting expectations.
Interesting to see the booster effect the US acquisition had on EPS last year despite only one month of inclusion post-acquisition due to the timing, which means the EPS increase doesn't quite reflect the large increase in profitability.
Tuesday 26th @ 7-00 AM
It would be nice if if was the closing price mick-b but we'll probably open down 18p on Monday.
Maybe we'll reach those heights next week if Tuesdays results are as expected.
The UT trade at 16.35 marks the official closing price