Epwin Grp Share Price (EPWN)

I was expecting it to drop on Ex dividend, but it did not. Epwin seems very strong at the moment. I doubled my holding after results, could be tempted to add again.

According to this article results will be announced on the 10th April.

https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/epwin-shares-ready-to-move-positively/

Interesting that there's been no trading update since November. Full year results due anytime now. With the share buyback continuing at pace even with the small recent rise I reckon they're holding back the good news as long as possible. Anticipate strong full year results & an increased dividend and rising SP.

How similar your thoughts are to mine.

In my younger days been badly burnt with AIM stocks, 'pump and dump'. Only buy FTSE 250 or 100 that give good dividends. Except for SPSY as had it for a few years and back in at 150p; then recently, (could be burnt again), WJG.

The things I often do wrong are not selling when they are doing well, getting back in when things are a bit slow and they go down again and taking a loss when things do not look good. Hindsight is a fantastic thing/dream, and I'd love to have a regular private chat with a few investors to talk over different options/opinions/research. How I wish I could set up one in my city. :-) Dreams of cruising/wonderful holidays all on the back of investments. However, I have to be quicker than you as very close to the OAP page. lol

GL and 'one day'! lol

We are currently looking at a golden opportunity to buy investments in my opinion. Adding to ones pension now is going to achieve great returns in the future, now you can buy yields around 9% today. Im focussing on non AIM investments currently to increase exposure, as the better yields seem to be the investment trusts of the F250. I plan to keep hold of any yield above 7% indefinitely, as that would be enough for me to achieve my pension goals which are about 10 years away. I consider Epwin an income stock for now, my yield is around 6% here as I paid more for mine. Eurocell I would say might be an exception for me to invest in, as It could fit a PE take out. Even that pays a decent yield of 8% (though that could get cut in the short term). I think the strategy for me is partition my pf between income and growth, and ringfence the income side and all returns for continued income. The growth side needs to reduce a little in % terms. So I need a winner before I can buy more AIM or small cap. Lol. I could be on that cruise ship within 10 years, it is entirely possible.