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Thanks Phil sorry for slow reply, I think this year should be ok but a lot of uncertainty though, so I don't think anyone can predict. I m looking longer term though and very confident that from what I can see there doing everything right, but I m just a amateur PI like all the rest so wouldn't read into my thoughts to much. Good luck
Barclays raises Liontrust Asset Management target to 1,300 (1,180) pence - 'overweight'
yep for 8th December and 22p a share. what are your thoughts for next year with liontrust?
Dose Liontrust defiantly go Ex Divi on the 8th of December and if so what are they paying divi per share please any with better knowledge than me?
22p dividend is making Lionheart a favourable buy today & has risen 4% already. Very good results posted recently means this investment company has more to roar about. Well undervalued at present & should receive a higher broker recommendation soon.
Barclays raises Liontrust Asset Management target to 1,180 (1,130) pence - 'overweight'
I didn't see this rise after the results this morning, but i will take it.
Pleasing results considering their aquisitions this year. Confident to grow the business & reward shareholders. They have given more opportunity to qualify for the dividend of 22p that goes ex div on 8th Dec. To be safe that one's registered by then.
Has had a good run since there trading update, but with results on Friday there might be a really good opportunity again to invest tomorrow, but maybe near the close of budget announcement to. The drop back over the last 2 days was inevitable.
LionTrust Asset Management is looking to be a sound investment & was also tipped for recovery in CITY A.M.
Generous dividend paying company and results are 18th November. Their trading update was positive and no doubt the shares will go ex dividend by 27th November. Expect this share to reach maybe £13 + by then.
and today as well , £12
there you go ,
Liontrust Asset Management PLC
GBX 1,100.00
9.34%
+94.00 Today
Generous dividend paying company and results are 18th November. Their trading update was positive and no doubt the shares will go ex dividend by 27th November. Expect this share to reach £11 by then.
Yes Archy , this share is gathering positive momentum . I honestly can't think why though , the scale of outflows is increasing rapidly ..over £0.6 billion two quarters ago and up to £1.6 billion in the previous quarter ..so why the uptick ?
I have also been watching Jupiter , and they have likewise suffered huge outflows in the past , but in the previous quarter this had reduced to £0.6 billion out of an AUM of £48 billion . Liontrust only has £32 billion AUM. I think you can expect a future dividend cut , as is happening at Jupiter
Given that Liontrust did trade at £25 earlier in the year, is £8.50 still a buying opportunity?
Let's see what Halloween Monday 31st brings !
Moving nicely upwards now. Wish I'd bagged a few more when it was below 800
Still flirting with the bottom reached during the covid panic. Lots of upwards potential remaining.
i like to see LIO close to £10 very soon
This company is still highly cash generative. The fear is if theres a recession people won't have spare money to invest and Lionstrust will suffer. Thats as simply put as can be, know body knows for sure the outcome
What's causing the sharp drop here? Can dividends be considered safe?
46.46% voted against the pay package for top management. If you assume that more than 50% of those who didn't vote would be against , it's quite some indictment of the greed not to mention poor judgements - as in the huge investments/losses in made.com.
Why has Barenberg reduced it rating so much?
forget £10, LIO is very close to £11 now ,nice
back to £10 very soon , i hope
Under £9 now. Nasty
over £10 now ,nice
yesterday ABDN was even better