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& again bought a couple more, for a longer term hold.
though I’m sincerely hoping the planetary death rate is
not too terrible, as i am not an optimist re coronavirus.
.. short term, everything looks pretty bleak, nicht war?
and a couple more.
(may regret that if coronavirus
turns out to be a planet-killler.)
bought a few back
see 3 posts below yours
Anyone know what the current yield is for 2020
Dividend is to be announced with final results on Tuesday 10th March.
Expected to total 15.77p (final 11.92p + special 3.85p) - this was announced during the split, awaiting confirmation.
Future dividend estimation slightly confusing due to split occurring mid-year, but some estimates currently around 18.5p (total for 2020-21). Dividend policy is progressive, with interim tending to be approx. 1/3rd of total, final 2/3rd.
Any more info on the divi available?
Why not wait for 300? It can't be far away once the divi is announced.
adjusting, looking to slice a
few at a 266 if i see it in Q1.
didn't get my buyback at 215.
ah well, happy long overall.
would take another slice off
the table circa 262 if i see it
within the next quarter or so.
DYOR however Aviva also have a property fund, so switching could create a new problem for you. The Pru property fund had an excellent reputation which I'm assuming is now in MNG hands. Still convinced that the property issue for MNG will be ring fenced. GLA
Terrible publicity unfortunately.
Peng went out about 5 years ago!!, along with bare, bare jokes etc.
bad news for MNG, but not disaster,
i think. ( - am hoping i can buy back
a few of the ones i sold circa 215p.)
Thinking about it, the MF dividend figures given in the article don't make much sense, even in their own terms - they suggest the total dividend going up by over 20% year on year (from 15.3>18.4), which seems unlikely. They don't state their sources, but it looks like someone has got confused by the split which happened half way through the financial year.
Total dividend of 18.4p for the next financial year IS feasible (Bank of America forecast 18.6p, for example) but the 15.3p figure for this financial year looks wrong. In fact, the second half payout alone is likely to be better than that - the company has pledged combined final and special dividends of 15.77p which are due to be paid in May, if confirmed.
That is not the "total distribution" for the year either though, because there was also a notional interim dividend paid as part of Prudential's interim dividend just before the split. I have previously estimated that at roughly 5.96p (i.e. half the expected final dividend), but now realise that it can be improved by reducing it by 5%, so that it is effectively derived from an approximation of last years final dividend, rather than this years - that gives a more accurate figure of 5.68p. Adding that to the pledged final "ordinary" dividend of 11.92p gives 17.6p as the total "normal" dividend.
Add on the pledged special dividend of 3.85p and you finally arrive at the (expected) total distribution for this financial year of 21.45p.
Couldn't find any recent Motley Fool article on Aviva, but they seem VERY keen on M&G:
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2019/11/23/no-savings-at-40-id-buy-this-ftse-100-dividend-stock-yielding-8-right-now/
Note that their estimates of dividends "City analysts are forecasting a total distribution of 15.3p per share for the 2019 financial year, and 18.4p for 2020" don't seem to include the expected special dividend, they don't even mention it.
Always take MF articles with a pinch of salt - one written shortly before the split seemed completely oblivious of what was about to happen, so they don't exactly go overboard with research!
Got my slice of Aviva back and then some this morning.
Next I read that the Motley Fool rates them. Double finger cross needed.
I think UK companies are rsising as bojo looks like winning a majority. AV confused the market imv but I bought there as it sems like the right move. Both offer value but this has most upside , I think.
wondered a bit of some of the price move
this morning was a switch AV --> MNG?
Might be time to buy AV. soon. I sold a tranche last week and bought into this one.
in a few,
still long.