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Ilex Capital Partners (Uk) Llp 0.54% 0.08% 15 Apr 2026

Well, it all seems to have died down now. A long time since I have seen anyone throwing their toys out of the pram like this, a pity "the mods" deleted a few posts. All over £3.99 as well. Reminded me of my old friend SD235 when he first started posting. (surely not?)

The person called "Norma" called it correctly of course, don't some of you guys read the fact sheets Tfif put out ? ---

The Company declares the dividend for the period end 31st March 2026 • The DRIP will be available for shareholder participation for those on the register as at 24th April 2026.

So once it's all in place we will get the announcement. sometime this week. Going back to bed now until it all kicks off again. Just chill and look at it all on a quarterly basis, it all comes good in the end.

Jonjon - if you are saying you got just over 32p per share that must be wrong. I haven't had any explanation from my broker, but what i receive works out at 69.145p per share redeemed.

Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-15472697/MP-demands-probe-homeless-housing-scandal.html?ico=mol_desktop_money-newtab&molReferrerUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fmoney%2Findex.html

BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjwgelz24zo.amp

Six arrested in £300m social housing fraud and bribery probe - BBC News

And here it is. Looks like a lot of companies were waiting until after the budget.

Or maybe because last dividend declaration was 9th. September, we should be patient until 9th. December ?

Certainly glad that Therosy1 pointed this out - I read the RNS in the same way, and thought I must be going mad as no one else had picked up on it. (wouldn't have dared express my opinion on here). However, the shares that Saba have borrowed appear to be an almost identical amount to the original holding that RM held. So maybe they are by-passing the six month rule by encouraging someone else to have a go.

Expected to go Ex-Dividend on 16th. October, so announcement should be in the next few days, probably 2.3p.

Maybe last two years were a week early, but in keeping with the previous years.

Lets hope they do it via all online platforms and brokers, rather than using Primary Bid. Of course, the share price will fall to almost the offer price anyway. However, regarding the recent "block listing" RNS - hasn't the company just gained around £15m from that ? Or I have misunderstood.

I see all the messages I am seeing as "filtered" are from ToD and his merry band of followers.

I can guess what has/is happening. Massive buy.... ramp ramp ramp, quick sell, deramp. Few pennies profit.

Only people I have ever filtered are those with massive egos's who have never made one mistake in investing.

I presume he has me filtered from the past. If not, please do. Or just try and ridicule/bully me. Bored now.

Do your own research, beware rampers who quickly change their views. If they never made mistakes, they would have seen the flaws before they invested.

Agree with everything Matt says. Although I was one of the first to leave Jarvis, transferring my ISA and taking a big loss on my shares, I found that my ISA transferred quickly, except that two investments were rejected and ended up back with Jarvis. I am now in a long queue to arrange another date for the transfer, as is my wife's account.

Hopefully Laura will stop trying to cover up genuine posts now. Of course, Laura probably isn't "Laura" at all. I was advised by a group of rampers years ago that it's best to register a female name, as male investors are so gullible.

BP p.l.c. (the "Company") announces that it is to commence a share buyback programme to repurchase ordinary shares in the capital of the Company (the "Programme").

The purpose of the Programme is to reduce the issued share capital of the Company.

The maximum amount allocated to the Programme is around $750 million for a period up to and including 1 August 2025.

The Programme will be carried out on the London Stock Exchange and/or Cboe (UK) and will be effected within certain pre-set parameters.

My last message on this board hopefully, as an investor and customer of Jarvis.

This board is now infested with scam artists, rampers, call them what you will. I usually see this on the AIM discussions for the most dubious companies. They are here to make money, which they will do by you losing money.

There will be no final dividend, the company is closing.

There will be no £11m. because so many Jarvis customers are arranging their own transfers. They will not want to pay a new broker £9.99 a month for something that was free. Clients are not happy about the way they have been treated. Long term investors have lost almost all of their investment.

Finally, one thing I often came across on AIM boards was that "paid rampers" often use a female name because men trust advice from a female. Do you really know who you are listening to ? Anonymous names from anonymous people.

Farewell JIM, dear friend.

Thanks @Caravan - I can't believe I was sat here at my computer when the news broke and didn't sell Jim immediately. I did actually believe they were better than all this.

I have my main ISA with I-web (Halifax) which is £5 per trade and no platform fees. I have my more recent ISA's and my wife's with Jarvis because I-web are so picky about what they will allow. I have ORIT, GRID and GSEO with Jarvis, which aren't allowed with I-web, they also banned TFIF and SMIF and many others at one time. I'm going to ask I-web what they will do if I transfer the Jarvis accounts to them. Sure I won't get a straight answer though.

The £11 m. won't happen, because most Jarvis account holders won't want to switch to a broker with monthly fees. The are selling our accounts to raise money for shareholders, mainly themselves, but most of us will switch before they get chance. Double whammy for me, as a large shareholder and my and my wife's ISAs affected. That would be almost £20 a month payments to the new broker.

The share price showing seems to be based on the few small sales on the bell.

Actual price showing now is 94.70 - 96.00 (GBX) at 11:53:07 on Market (LSE)

So not much has changed, although the valuation on my account is based at 93.1p

As @Trouts says. No tax, no costs. These costs mislead a lot of people. It's all down to the FCA.

I'll copy a bit from Trustnet -

The House of Lords has lambasted the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for misinterpreting European Union regulations on cost disclosure requirements for investment trusts.

Misleading costs are discouraging investors from putting as much as £7bn a year into investment trusts – money that some of the more domestically-focussed trusts could channel into the UK economy.

This has resulted in a material loss of permanent investment into the capital markets via equity trusts and the acquisition of UK real assets by foreign investors at significantly reduced prices, the House of Lords financial services regulation committee wrote in a letter to FCA chief executive Nikhil Rathi, published today.

The letter criticised the FCA’s interpretation of MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) and PRIIPs (Packaged Retail Investment and Insurance-based Products). These regulations are compelling investment trusts to report their costs in the same format as open-ended funds.

For investors in open-ended funds, managers’ fees eat into the returns they receive. That is not the case for listed investment companies, where costs do not detract from the share price gain or loss that investors experience. Disclosing costs for trusts in the same way as funds risks confusing investors and makes trusts appear more expensive than they actually are.

“This has created a falsely elevated number for aggregated ongoing cost forecasts,” the committee’s letter stated, “giving misleading information to investors and indicating that costs/expenses are to be deducted annually from shareholdings.”