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It needs another push - any volunteers? I have held this company in variable amounts for 10 years, and while my spot annual return has varied from 70% to -8% (now) I have no complaints. When I look at the overall return it is among my best. I do not invest for capital growth, but just to keep my pension RPI proof until I spend it. It has done better than that and I expect that to continue long term.
My holding remains underwater. The only consolation is the 4 figure dividend received over the course of a year. Price remain static and 3 years will have me at break even.
This is mo cause for celebration. I invest for capital growth.
Not sure this is going to 45...
My buy of 225 has just appeared in the list. I think this share has languished too long, and is due to go up. Not that I will be selling this decade, probably, but will it be the bottom? Seems undervalued so I decided to get behind and push.
BlackRock world mining is one perhaps. I invested in it for first time last month.
Quite happy if it goes to £45 range TBH. This increases the divi % by a notable amount long term.
Moneybox, I hope that you are correct in that this will head back to 60 some time in the future, I brought 101 last week at £49.75. Am quietly confident though !!!
A few weeks ago when I was doing some research you mentioned mining funds paying around 7% annually.
A quick question to all here is & I would be grateful to know what particular funds I should be taking a look at, thanks in advance.
It will go down to 45
We will have a short spike up tomorrow follow by another dive to 45 and under within the next 10 days
More drops coming
ROCKETVI - the usual cycle is buy under 50, sell over 60. I've done this for a few years now. I have my finger over the buy button right now but today's big drop leaves me thinking 45/46 is on the cards soon. Let's see.
Been looking to top up this share. If it drops a bit more I’ll buy a bit
This, with then Shell T&T and then Reckitt & Colman, was the first company I held shares in, inherited from my grannie in the late 80s with a book value of, iirc, ~£3. Only a few 100 of each (400 of then RTZ) but very pleasant, and managed to resist the many temptations to sell. Since 2010, adding regularly. 10 top-ups since 2019, at prices ranging from £37 (May 2020, covid dip) to £62, mostly dividend reinvestments. All now tucked up in my ISA, free from income and CG tax. This May's dividend will be enough to get me about 100 extra shares at the current price, which is probably what I'll do. Compound growth, "the eight wonder of the world" (Keynes).
Share-be-alright: Looking at the last 3 years price movement, the price movement cycles have hit the support level of £45 several times so can expect this range again if the trend continues. I am also buying long term and currently buying blocks of £5k at every £1+ drop. The generous dividend over a few years will make this a good long term investment. Dont make this mistake of piling in all available cash as the bottom is very difficult to judge and it can also rise very quickly. Good luck on investment.
Well it’s just gone ex divi so that can drop it by the value of dividend paid out but not completely sure as copper price is still ok but share price been trending down this year
Share prices can go up or down over time, and you might not get back what you put in, especially if you invest over less than 5 years.
Any idea why it is going down?
What’s the chance of this going sub £46? Next week or two? - I’d be buying for long term dividend, although expect some volatility the next few years . Cheers
Ps I assume that's what scoble meant but it does seem to confuse a lot of people.
Ex Dividend means if you purchase shares on or after the quoted xd day, today for Rio, then you are EXCLUDED from receiving the next dividend payment. So if you purchased RIO today the sellers would receive the next dividend payment due in April and the purchasers would have to wait for the next dividend due in September.
Scoble - you are incorrect by saying "If you sell your Rio Tinto shares today, you will not receive the dividend payouts"
If you are going to post please be aware of your facts, others here may be misled or even lose money by inaccuracies.
RIO Tinto went XD today so anyone who wants to sell today (on X dividend day) or after today will still get the next dividend.
If you sell your Rio Tinto shares today, you will not receive the dividend payouts.
Thanks for replies but my question was would You still get the divi if You sold Today which has been answered as You will get the divi. It just confused Me that the Company states it will only be paid for thoses who are on the register at close of play on the 8th March. If You sold Today, then You wouldn`t be on the register on this date. I will assume that the previous replies are correct but intend to hold for a while. Cheers.
Incorrect Rocket you won't get the dividend if you buy today, I wish it were true as I just brought some at £49.40.
A good way to remember this for the future is swap the 'X' on 'X DIVI' for 'NO' as in 'NO DIVI'
Trouts is right, and just to add, if you sold today you would get the dividend. It's the XD date you need to look out for, not the register date. It's usually the day before, and usually on a Thursday on the LSE fyi.
Today is ex-div date. If you buy shares today you are too late to receive the divi, hence the drop.