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Can't wait, they have given me a 25% return on cost in the past 12 months, can't get that very often these days.
Good numbers from AJ Bell, encouraging for JIM holders
Eccles/Royc
Feb 17 is the date on their website but they often announce a few days earlier than the website indicates
They had a good cash flow account statement last summer Interim statement
I dare say they will be doing their usual div declaration in the next three or four weeks, wonder what it will be? A J Bell showed some healthy results improvements last month; I don't see why Jarvis should not do similar.
Hi Eccles,
Forgot to mention a 15p total Divi for 2022 would be a 11% increase over 2021 which was 13.5p excluding the extra special divi payment
OF course, missed that bit TBH - getting a bit too old in the tooth. Happy NY
That's the bonus part added as a comment!!
So what will they do with the rest of the cash?
I think 2022 divi will be 15p, if over that will be an extra bonus.
Happy New Year all
Roy
Well done, it all comes to he that waits eh ?
I was a bit early last week but will probably be tempted again a little lower.
It's coming down Barchid
Royc
IMHO there is every chance of your price being reached, it seems like they are gliding lower at present yet my guess is they are still doing well financially.
I use them as a platform, also use AJB & i-web,
1) AJB are good at what they do, but ;
2) Jarvis with a not very imaginative platform, though one which does exactly what's required, has a great team if you need them to do things out of the ordinary, like accepting & releasing certificates & flexibility when needed which AJB are not so great at,
3) i-web is perfect for something really easy, like an ISA which is already set up, & they are v cheap, but request anything off the run & you might as well be looking for an iced beer in the Saudi desert !
JIM has this back office (which they are good at) offer to look after for all sorts of what would otherwise be competitors by not undercutting them on platform prices, which I guess explains 2) above.
This, I humbly suggest, is why they have been so successful over the years, with every prospect of this "farming out of the back office" continuing.
Time alone will tell if this synopsis is correct, but I am buying into it.
Looking good barchid, hoping for a fall to 2.75ish, before I buy with the divi, who knows
eccles
Clearly the MM's knew they were going down, not up !
Nevertheless I just added some more at 283.84 or 284 about after a small comm & no stamp duty being aim.
Gives a yield of 4.75% historic which should be about 5% prospective and 85p below the years high.
Seems a sound tuck away to me...
eccles
Precisely my point, were the MM's asleep today ?
Great news for DRIPpers like me and even more strange considering that all transactions up 'til now (2am) have been buys.
This must be the first time in ages that the MM's have not given the price a little tickle up in preparation of divi reinvestments....
eccles
I suspect you will be proven correct, the FT has the eps on a trailing 12 months of 14.49p presently which is nearly half way there already, given as well that interest rates could very well rise to a level where a passable rate is paid for deposits then all their clients funds can be put out on the short money market & the interest received goes directly into their revenue account.
Frankly there seem to be very few companies, on aim or main market have such a seemingly simple yet v successful, business model.
Well, never mind, unlike AJB, JIM seems to know how to produce a decent profit, I suspect that the EPS will finish up at at least 18p vs last years 12.71.
eccles
Could it be that the MM is easing out some of his cheap stock he had before the puff in the IC ?
Cynical, I know, but quite possible...
Is the MM asleep at the wheel? Buying volume vastly exceeds selling volume today but no change in the SP at time of writing.
Royc
From 2013 aim shares were allowed to be put in an ISA, but previous to that they were not, an ISA itself is not IHT free but it becomes so if it contains all IHT "free" AIM shares.
AIM shares held outside an ISA are also, not all but those which meet the requirements, IHT free, at present.
So the family holdings in JIM, for instance, are presently IHT free, but their holdings are clearly way way bigger than could have been put into an ISA over the last 8 years from 2013, this is how I have always understood it.
AIMO, DYOR
Hi again Barchid, I have been reading further on AIM IHT relief funds. Maybe I'm wrong on my understanding, but the fund has to be registered in a ISA to satisfy the terms of IHT, I don't know if you already new that, mine is in a ISA. Just a comment, bare in mind. Roy c