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Yeah, keep dreaming ...IMHO
Good Morning All
Not once does it mention the fact its basically dropped since ex-divi date 🤷♂️
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/my-favourite-second-income-stock-has-just-crashed-15-should-i-buy-more/ar-BB1lBocf?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=29b40c35fd5844f9b2bc3ad0c6c59c37&ei=19
MNG has plunged a staggering -20% in the past 3 weeks, during a period when the FTSE 100 overall has risen +1%. That is a very bearish sign. Wouldn't be a surprise to see this drift back down to test the 150-175p range.
I am buying the dip. so there.
10% solid-looking dividend, this stock is a joy to long-term-hold.
Well because the dow jones ended down about 480 points on Friday it is certainly going to go down a few pence on Monday so in about a 3 weeks it will have gone down about 20 per cent from over 240 to 197 which will probably be Mondays price
Snakeeyes1875, next week this could go down further or it could go up, trust me nobody knows, if it was that simple we could all get very rich very soon
but i do agree with you though that i think this is a good share to hold and that it will go back up eventually, inflation and interest rates are holding everything back at the moment
just my opinion of course
best of luck all
Note to self: Pay more attention to those who have been watching this for years and don't hang around for the divi...... Did flog a few for a few quid up and will average down almost risk free, but live and learn and try to do better next time with a bigger pot.
Snakeeyes i hope you are right though I feel unless the us start reducing interest rates this year which is not an absolute given there is going to be downward pressure on the dow jones which directly affects UK financials
I see the US markets have opened and pushed the uk stocks down again. Gonna top up and reduce my average down as bought quite a few weeks before ex dividend.
Added few more @ £ 2.031.....IMHO-DYOR
Sunshine, yes it does. It’s went up steadily pretty much every week since October right up until ex-div date where there was an inevitable dip, followed by a little more selling off.
It will be back at £2.20 very soon, then onwards to £2.50 from there by summer. Where it goes beyond there is anybody’s guess depend on economy returning to growth and wars coming to a close, but it’ll certainly get another boost from that also.
£1.80/£1.90 - not a chance, unless something significant happens, like the USA and Iran getting into a wee tussle, disaster aside, this is only going one way from here and is an absolute bargain at this price.
Best of luck to you all
Well I just added another 743 of these at $2.0255, it may fall further but happy this is a good price. I now have 28515 of these shares. I've held them for a while and have usually averaged up over the years. I hold this for the dividends, but I do think that capital growth will come in the years ahead. It's never going to show dramatic rises in the SP but I think its a strong company with good dividends locked in at todays price. I appreciate that dividends can always be cut, but I'll harvest while the sun shines.
Best way to make £ with mng is to either reinvest dividend sunshine, or get in early and out again on rise to ex dividend dates. Could do with another Macquarie rumour again. Good luck
Down on a great day for the ftse100 does this share ever go up
Added @£ 2.04148...Holding £10k worth of shares now...£30k to go.
Won't buy above my average of 2.08p....IMHO-DYOR
In earlier at around 204. If it keeps going down I’ll keep topping up. A nice LTH from this point
Hey guy's,
I've been following this stock from a far for a little while, was kicking myself why I didn't get in earlier at around 180s.
However I'm confused regarding the current sp decline, any specific reason for this ?
As the new isa allowance has opened up I'm thinking of dumping the entire 20k on this stock if it reaches low 190s.
Ofcourse I'll do my own reading but libg term holders perspective is always welcome
190ish will do me, that will mean I can keep my average down, no hurry plenty of time to add before next xdiv, one of the best dividend payers this
190ish maybe but not 177p ...imho
Total breakdown of the charting... if 204 goes 192 next stop. then 177
**First buy @£ 2.07ish....ATB**
My Next buy will be @ 197pish if possible...IMHO-DYOR
Robleo,
Each to their own of course and everyone wants different things, that's absolutely true. For clarity for the moment I want to hold and add to increase my dividend payout and also because I believe that this is one of the safest investments (with the best dividend) that money can buy at the moment. I am happy to add at any level below £2.25 in current market place. My point of view would be different than your in respect to adding, I am happy to add into any share that I feel is a good investment and I do not want it to drop to allow me to put more in, as this only diminishes the value of my current holding. If I think a share is a sound investment then I will add when I have money, if I thought there would be a significant drop then I would sell the lot rather than holding and adding more.
"As everyone knows dividend shares generally just go up and down and generally don't have much growth" - in general and under normal circumstances, this statement would be correct for the most part, however in this case it really doesn't apply for a number of reasons, firstly as the company is only 5 years old as a trading entity and has not yet fully established its place in the market or its "standard trading price". The reason it has not yet done this is that it was formed/ came into being only around 4 months before the pandemic hit, so its trading price (like every other share) has been a bit all over the place since. Throughout its existence, it has traded through a pandemic, the falling financial fallout from that and just when it was looking like things would steady out, various wars broke out which further affected the markets. So, for the moment at least, M&G cannot be compared to many other large dividend paying shares, as its true value or standard trading price has not yet been reached/ achieved, we will see that over the course of the next 5 years or so.
I am positive about this share, but not through loyalty or blind faith, I am positive because of the fundamentals - The results were decent, dividends maintained and all staff have been given chunky bonuses and wage rises (this doesn't happen if the company is short on cash or see's issue on the horizon). The company is in a good place and the share price will catch up with that sooner or later.
Nothing is ever certain, but we play the percentages and you can check my previous posts and predictions, I think you will find that I haven't been too far off the mark to date.
As I said each to their own, but (disaster aside) we won't be seeing £1.80 anytime soon.
Best of luck to you and everyone invested.
Snakeeyes1875, I love your positivity it shows you are happy with your investment, it depends on what everyone wants from this, if you want to sell then i'm sure you would like to see this back to 240 it's high before exdiv, you could then sell and also have the dividend in your pocket, if like myself you want to hold, then it can be a good thing to see it drop so you can top up and reinvest dividends at a lower price
As everyone knows dividend shares generally just go up and down and generally don't have much growth, partly down to the fact they payout a large part of their profit back to the share holders with dividends, of course i would like to see it rise after buying more, let's hope it works well for everyone
Mid March .
Only if I sell.....