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well that's disappointing i wont lie, as for the advertising and re-launching, yeah, that went down really well didnt it, bit of a misfire there i think as for the rest of the results, as someone said, not fantastic, but far form a disaster, still making good profits
Doom for sure, another rude mug on this site.!! If you don't agree I will try to belittle you. Enjoy.
Stick to 0.5% at the bank then ....
Sorry !! Don't think my divi should be paying for the companies advertising.
Still an 11% dividend earner .... at current prices ... a small divi cut was on the cards, and happened in the main part because of the re-launch of the TV advert.
Not fantastic but not drastic!,!! Will be honest with you, and if I get a chance today I will be leaving the party?. Not sure the chance will arise though.GLA. AFC
if they cut the dividend by 50% i'm screwed
133p was an AT trade taking stock off the level II order book.
Level II is turning out to be a poor reflection of the prices MMs are willing to buy/sell at ... what you have to appreciate is the number of shares MMs have to get rid of/accumulate in the background that you don't know about. Background trades have seen massive exchanges across institutions these past few months .... Market is pricing in a 50% cut in dividend .. is Mr Market right? If Mr Market is wrong ... there is up to 100% upside IMO :)
i'm hoping they sustain the dividend growth, and declare something in the region of 6.45p tomorrow
The same happened to me the other day , paid 128 for a 131 trade after I finished buying again realised I had done it twice. Gives me a chance to dump if the results stink. But I do think some shrewdies have been buying since about the start of last week.Dont think the changes will have affected the balance sheets yet, and not sure they ever will.?? All will be revealed tomorrow GLA.AFC.
ahhhh, evening, i don't feel so lonely here now LOL!
Nah ...LOL :)
even with results due tomorrow i think.........did evryone sell ? lol
Trade at 15-43 today for 2324 shares for 131.7 was actually my buy why I was able to get this price when others were paying 133 I do not know
Boom :)
Looking good ... "V" getting firmly put in place ... 6p dividend? Luvvly Jubbly :)
Is Hedgie closing? Thong about NAH is that it will likely benefit from a deregulated Brexit UK with employers cutting corners to try to make up for the loss of EU business ....
Strikes me that there is a little hedge fund crawling around here keeping the price down and wanting to get below 120 as the previous low before results are out .... .... if the hedgie wants to pay my 7p dividend it is his choice .... but he won't want to hence the spike up to 160 from the lows early in the year.
I buy in small amounts over a period of time .... so picked some up today at 127 ... so averaging is natural .. what is unnatural is making a big deal out of it ....
Because i did/do still believe that the company has taken sufficient steps so far to de-risk themselves from the change in regulations that are likely to affect some of their income, and are taking steps to continue to diversify to achieve the same, and have been since this was rumored to be the changes that might happen. The dividend is good, and likely/hopefully to be sustained, so if i was happy to invest at the previous level, by adding some to my holding and lowering my average considerably, the yield i am seeing from my investment goes up, and as i am likely to continue holding to and possibly beyond the next dividend date, then adding some to my holding is not as crazy as it sounds.
"now you see, that is why i have the idea of averaging down" - well no not really - but each to their own.
now you see, that is why i have the idea of averaging down, because i bought into this one for the divi, and i was expecting a small recovery, because of the business plan they have in place to mitigate the change in rules, and a fairly good set of results, what i wasn't expecting was a 21% fall off the cliff after the Divi, it literally went into free-fall :( Now, the Divi, if sustained is at an amazing figure for the buy in point, so whilst i would not reap all the benefits, a big average down could yield good results for me, but, if it's nose dived off one ex-divi date, will it do it again? and i dont want to be throwing good money after bad. Waiting for any government to release any news/changes etc is a poor business plan, an industry cant simply halt and hold it's breath while some old codgers come up with new ways to screw things up, simply not a viable option for any business that wants to survive.
Fair points. This industry as well as a few others are holding thier breath. The gov aren't helping things either. I'm sitting tight. The divi has been fairly good, hope it stays that way.
Currently i'm at i think 1.628 to break even including all fees. I have looked at averaging down, and it wouldn't take much to get me into the mid to high 40's, but i just don't have the funds and if i did, i have other better prospects, but that's not to say things could change