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From Motley Fool, http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/03/02/2-dividend-stocks-id-buy-before-its-too-late/ "Real estate investment trust (REIT) Redefine International (LSE: RDI) may be seen as a relatively risky buy at the present time. After all, it is focused on UK property, which could experience a difficult period thanks to Brexit. While in previous years, a growing economy, improving consumer confidence and foreign investment have caused the UK property sector to perform relatively well, that could all change. Despite this, investing in Redefine could be a sound move. It has a price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 0.9, which indicates there is a wide margin of safety on offer. As such, even if its profitability comes under pressure, its shares may not fall significantly. It also yields 8.2%, which is among the highest yields in the FTSE 350. Certainly, dividends are covered just 1.1 times by profit. But, with profit due to rise by 24% this year and by a further 5% next year, Redefine’s outlook may be more positive than that which is currently being priced-in by the market. Given inflation is set to reach 3% this year, the company could be one of the very few opportunities for investors to earn a real-terms yield of over 5% this year. Therefore, now could be the perfect time to buy it."
can't fault it really. Offering a lovely divi. Nothing to fear here.
Great set of results and positive outlook - win win situation
I hear there is an analyst presentation for these boys on Monday so all being well the chaps will come scampering away typing out their little buy recommendations for us eager punters to hoover up.
It's been 19 & 21 May in the past.declaration around end of April. http://www.dividenddata.co.uk/ex-dividend-date-search.py?searchTerm=rdi
Mid May if you look at previous divis
Anyone want to weigh in on when they think this may be?
RDI seems to remain under the radar - i have been in this one for about a year now - great little div earner.
Little company i have stumbled across here with what looks to be a very good year on year divi. Not ramped to hell also!
Sorry wrong forum! Apologies!
It is interesting to note that the US dollar against a basket of currencies is actually quite strong at the moment. Of course if this dropped oil would go up. The only way the US dollar does not drop is if the confidence in Trump's administration to unleash the American economy goes into overdrive - but then that would almost certainly increase demand on oil as well. OPEC clearly need a higher oil price (some members desperately) but they will also be wary of opening the door to shale again. Does OPEC have an oil price in mind that can facilitate the needs of its members and also keep shale of the table? If so what price? When can it be achieved and for how long? Or is there no price which accommodates this? Have the likes of Venezuela such desperate need that the price of oil would necessarily have to get into shale territory for them to recover? I suppose what I am saying is are we going into a cyclical system here - of shale going in and out of business?
Looks like people are selling now we have gone ex div. Perhaps a slight overdoing of the selling though. My guess is that the share price will ease back. Doubt we will be buying at this price when dividend is actually paid!
Agree, the fundamentals have not changed as long as we stay in a low interest environment.
It will gradually go back up to at least 44...
The recent share price fall unjustified. All the risks already discounted in share price. Effects of brexit on UK portfolio well balanced by German portfolio. Occupancy rates: UK retail: 99%, UK commercial 95% and Europe 99%. Average lease length over 7 years. The cash flow will continue Forward yield is 8.14% for 2017 No brainer for those looking for income.
Going Ex-div November 11th, with the dividend being paid on December 12th. 1.575p per share. Just under 4% at today's price. Nice interim dividend.
Good dividend yields and top up more...
Good results and dividend- top up 20000 shares
Good week for RDI. Steadily moving back up into the mid 40's pence from where it fell due to MM mischief. Quality stock with great dividend in this era of near zero interest rate. SP should be a lot higher. Lets see what the next few weeks and months bring.
Solid company with a great dividend. Not a day trading share. The share price has held steady around the plus 40p mark for some time. Recent events have given the market makers opportunity for mischief. If you are holding these for income long term then your in the right place. The income I received from RDI dividend in 2015 alone was enough to pay my annual council tax, gas and electric bill in 2015. If they can repeat this year in year out then I do not mind the share price fluctuation in the current range.
Thanks for the response Gerry65. I am invested at 45.19 and would love to hold this long term, as long as the current dividend is maintained. Just patiently waiting for the results to come out on October 27th. All the Best!
I have been watching this share for a few months now. It was keeping within the 40 - 44 p range. The Majority of rental space is leased to quality co's on long leases and it returns good dividends. I bought in on Wed when the price dropped prob due to the r n s this week. - feel this one is a good lth
Would anyone like to share their thoughts on this company, both good and bad. Thanks in advance.
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