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https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fda-order-juul-e-cigarettes-us-markets
Beza, to be precise it benefits British shareholders. IMB will earn/ account for most of its worldwide earnings in USD. Those dollars will now buy you more GBP (but you'll then find your GBP doesn't go so far in the world!). But, yes, dollar strength helps those companies that earn their money in dollars basically.
Am I right in saying that the dollar has gained in strength relative to sterling over the last couple of months? Does this benefit Imperial?
Although IMB got a kicking today on the back of the wok HMG smoking report, later on today most shares in the FTSE also fell badly , I know it does not help in the long run but makes me feel a little bit better , same as shouting at the news when the Smoking report came on .Anyway lets hope we get the over sold bounce back tomorrow,.
Just read on BBC a review to raise the smoking age by one year each year! That really is a nanny state idea if I ever heard one.
Is it me or is HMG turning this country into a nanny state ? Your evil if you drive petrol cars, your evil if you have a gas boilers, evil if you smoke etc etc , but if you can afford electric cars and thermal heat exchangers your place in heaven is assured !. Why not hit drinkers while we are at it ? it would be funny if it was not so serious , after the oilers have been taxed im getting a bit nervous here .
A very bullish update from BATS this morning. Let’s see how the market reacts against todays announcement that the government plans to increase the age limit for buying cigarettes.
Hey no worries, I guess most people don't care too much as long as the dividend is paid! Have a great weekend. K
Apologies. Krusty , I stand corrected on the record date. It's after the ex div date. But the point is that what is checked for on that date is the shareholders on the register o the day before the ex div date. I believe I'm correct in the rest of my post but I'm open to further correction if anyone wants to do so. Anything I have said is my opinion; I'm no investment guru! All the best!
You can't understand the confusion Thronegames but unfortunately you've added to it.
From Investopedia: "The ex-date is usually one business day before the record date. Investors who purchase shares any day before the ex-dividend date will be documented as owners of shares on the record date. That means they'll be entitled to receive the dividend payment. Investors who purchase shares on or after the ex-dividend date won't be recognized as shareowners on the record date. Instead, the seller will still be the owner of the record and will receive the dividend payment."
Check a few different company RNS's, you'll find this is correct.
Totally wrong on both counts, to qualify for dividends they must be held at the close of business the day prior to ex divi date. The record date is generally the day after ex divi day which is when the company records the shareholders eligible for the divi
I can't believe the confusion being generated here about ex dividend date. I have held this share for the last 18 months and have collected all the dividends. TOMORROW is ex div date; today is the 'record' date. If you are on the record as a holder of the shares today, you will receive the dividend, even if you sell today. If you sell tomorrow, you will still get the dividend because you are on the record as a holder today.. If you buy extra shares tomorrow, you will not get the last dividend on the bought shares!. As for selling or buying 'early in the morning' tomorrow, that makes no difference. I hold a number of other dividend paying shares and DivendMax site gives up to date info. Go to the top right, click on the search button and enter the name of the company or ticker symbol = 'IMB'. Best of luck all!
Apologies, hadn’t scrolled down and saw that this had already been posted.
FYI ex-dividend dates on the FTSE are always on a Thursday
so which is more likely the case - everyone else’s paid for ,professional investment platform is wrong, or this freebee chat site has had some data entered wrongly by a sausage fingered tech geek. Tomorrow is divi Day and record day is one day after (normally)
Right David. Everything posted on LSE is gospel truth. :-)
Not according to IMB's Financial Diary on this very site. Ex-Dividend day is TODAY. Take a look.
ALL EX DIVIDEND DATES ARE ON A THURS .
EX divi tomorrow
Dividend payments
The Group paid two dividends of 48.48 pence per share in December 2021 and March 2022.
The Board has approved an interim dividend of 42.54 pence per share which will be paid in two payments of 21.27
pence per share. The first interim dividend payment will be paid on 30 June 2022 to shareholders registered on 27
May 2022. The second interim dividend payment will be paid on 30 September 2022 to shareholders registered on 19
August 2022. This interim dividend is an increase of 1 per cent, or £4 million, in line with the Group’s progressive
dividend polic
Its ex-dividend day today and so you already qualify if you owned the share at open of trading today.
No its not, it's today. Look at the Financial Diary.
"The Board has approved an interim dividend of 42.54 pence per share which will be paid in two payments of 21.27
pence per share. The first interim dividend payment will be paid on 30 June 2022 to shareholders registered on 27
May 2022."
LSE also has it listed as today (25th), which is why I posted.
Pity.
It was Hargreaves landsdown who has it for today, I sold some as happy to put elsewhere if it doesn’t pay off.