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Rio is my largest single holding and I've just bought more. Looking back over the last 3 years there's been a regular gain in the share price in the quarter Nov-Feb, I'm not sure the reason but will be holding to see if it's a seasonal trend. Any thoughts or justification for this annual occurrence would be interesting or is it just a coincidence?
Interesting article
VERY happy with RIO for future growth, but dividend per share was £1.3767 this month, £1.8535 in March, and going back another year, £2.2163 and £3.5232. Interpret that as an annual percentage at your peril.
Https://www.mining.com/web/rio-tinto-pauses-work-at-mining-site-in-pilbara/
BLUE Start , .https://youtu.be/eEyUNzGBcbs?si=HS62kRrsBluGVsKL . Good to see blue on a F Friday and guessing more blue days hopefully to follow .
Dividends paid in acc, rate .....1.3767p ...atb
Dividendddata.co.uk is your friend
Richee.. help pls !!!
google shows annual div 4.2, here fundamentals shows 10pc
Whats real rate to you, 2023 and likely rate going forward pls.
Do you hold barick and glencore as well?
Mineralholder , Guess so .
Think we are nearing a rally point for Raw materials
Finally, always enjoy the RIO divis
£1.37.67 per share coming next Thursday. Yum yum.
Good company
:)
Same story for me. Anything under 50 is a buy and I then sell it on mid 50’s. I trade it, not interested in holding it for the dividend. I probably could hold for longer and make better returns but happy to take decent profits with this strategy.
How's that 44 quid entry point looking? I've been buying RIO under 48 and selling over 58 for 3 years now. Great cyclical share which gives a good divi whilst you make 20% every cycle.
4300 is probably a good entry level, i have alerts set for 4400
Personally,
I’ve been hanging on for around 4300-4350 to get back in. Quite some time now.
4000? Think we need the FTSE way below 7000 to achieve that
Yep it wouldnt surprise me if RIO hit 4000 in these markets, but i hope not for those who are in
Good job I waited, looks like at least back to 4500 maybe lower now, metal prices dropping. Don’t ever buy purely on a divi as that can be dropped or cut anyway. GL
Forecast yield is 6.6% according to sharepad.co.uk and 6.7% according to dividenddata.co.uk
No point in quoting previous year's figure(s)
Looking purely at the chart which is a reflection of the market despite what anti-chartists say then it looks like we're heading for a decline to at least 4500 again. More buys than sells today, however, if the figures can be believed.
The longer term chart would also suggest the price will get back above 5000 some time - or is the world so changed that it won't?!
My last buying spree was £44 to £46 range so keeping a good eye out atm. Into 12% divi territory. Most Governments around the world are under stress and out of focus.