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XD Thursday another driver.
No short position today,sp going up
I did wonder that but aren't the trading decisions down to the merchant bank handling the buy back? And that could backfire - look at BARC - dropped on opening on ex-div then more than made it up within 2 days.
Maybe they're waiting for the SP to go ex divi then loading up the buyback.
Am I missing something or is the number of shares purchased each day tiny compared to the £300m buyback announced? Is is because of the share price rise? Can't see it's risen enough to cause a problem with staying within the terms of the buyback but could be wrong?
Anyone can shed a light why this time when it’s all in +ve.
Natwest is so cheaply priced right now, that all sorts of investors across the pond will be eyeing it up. I will be amazed if it's not been taken over this time next year. As soon as the government ownership gets to less than 10%, I think there will be a feeding frenzy.
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Why not log into your trading account and find out?
Another chunk sold by the queen.
IMO.
Overbought.
% increase pays the div.
Best of luck.
But Aject, the difference is, you couldn't buy RMG on the open market before it floated. That was an IPO, this isn't.
And no mention that the dividend tax allowance is dropping to £500 in the 2024/25 tax year and a potential £3000 capital gains allowance. I'm out of this with my profits. The words 'government' and 'share discount' do not bode well.
If it’s anything like the Royal Mail ipo , only a portion of shares are offered to public and it was capped at £2000 or was it £750? The rest went to the institutions
Give it a go & let us know how you get on .
Can't really get my head around this. So would we all be better off selling our shares on open market and effectively buying them back at discount to market value in the govt offering? How on earth is it going to work?? If everyone has this frame of mind , won't there be a big sell off and SP crash?
I have looked it up now. Shares were offered at 330p when the market price was 350p however this was well in advance of the transaction date and Black Monday occurred before sale date. Banks etc were committed to buying at 330p when the open market price had dropped well below
The government did sell shares in BP when they were also available on the open market. I don't remember what the pricing difference was between offer and market price but I don't think it was much.
Just spoken to mystic meg and the man down the pub. HM Gov will sell at massive discount with no strings. Existing holders to get higher allotment (not hill farm) from over subscription. Not sure how that will work...
I bought 1677 RBS shares on 9th August 2007 for £10K
Not long after they went TU and we had a few script issues/ consolidations and reorganizations, etc. I made lots of other purchases over the years and all the shares have been lumped together into one place. How can I find out how many new NWG shares this is equal to now?
So 1677 RBS shares = ? NWG shares?
Forgot to say - The RBS shares are ordinary shares of 25p
Thanks for the info.
All shares go ex-dividend on Thursdays. The NWG share goes ex-dividend on Thu 14 March. The record date is Friday 15 March. Anyone buying the shares on 14 March will NOT receive the dividend and the price will often be lower to reflect this.
Anyone wishing to receive the dividend will have to buy or own the shares on Wed 13 March.
Do you have to hold your shares up to the time of the dividend payout or do you lose the dividend by selling now? Thanks in advance
What will the impending gov sale do to the share price if they're selling at a discount? Surely they have to pitch the SP near the market price? Im panning to exit this stock as soon as the current rise ends. Too much of a dividend trap.