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Spot on with your last comment QE. You have to do a little light trading even in a long term portfolio and certainly keep an eye out for any event which threatens the dividend and get out quick. I had been in RSA for a couple of years when the Ireland fiasco hit and got out straight away making a meagre 3.1% profit. However switching the money into FLG (now Aviva) and Phoenix has served me well with both shares doing OK and paying dividends in the meantime. Far better than leaving the cash in RSA and taking the rights issue. Even if Zurich take it out at 550p cash I am still better off.
Hello again Grayling - my only motive in popping on to this bb yesterday was to wish a holder well though this share has offered good trading opportunity over the last day or so. I saw the sun this morning and was going out for the day but it quickly disappeared and instead I am indoors watching a few shares while working. I doubt whether it is worth you and I going into our pasts here as it was so long ago lol and there are so few posts on this bb that my history will still be here for all to see. What might be of interest though is that we have been talking about scrips, crips and drips divis elsewhere. Oddly enough, I first bought into this share at a time when I was reading somebody on another bb talking about them in relation to rsa and how great they were. No sooner had I bought in than the divi was axed and the poster stopped talking about rsa on the other bb lol. Bonz kind of guided us all through the rights issue and was not at all cross with me when I sold for a small profit the morning the rights shares hit my account and I think I was lucky that my brokers had been quite quick to credit the rights shares to my account in the morning because there were groans from others in the afternoon if I remember rightly.. You are right some shares need light trading, some need heavy trading and some little or none to eke a profit depending on when the individual first invested. The skill for the individual is in deciding when to do what and when to do nothing. I think the trouble is that sometimes people don't say what on earth they are doing with a share and that often gives a false impression to others. I'm on the verge of selling a share I have held for a while. Will I get flak on the bb if I say that. Might just slip off quietly into the sunset like so many others do. Nice uplift though in the price here for the long suffering holders. atb.