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You would think that something in the depths of the BODs would have shouted out "this isn't what our investors want to see, we had better not do this". Maybe it did, and they just thought "sod our investors, they don't matter". Maybe they thought they needed another investment before they sell off their HH holdings to another of their investment vehicles ?

well said dhlindy, took a bit of working out what that was all about.

A new stage in the life and death of Juridica. I will just leave my holdings alone and let the final scenes play out. JIL has been a good investment. Hope it continues to be so.

The company is being wound down and the assets returned to shareholders over the next year, so the company is currently seen as worth 49p. After the dividend it should be worth 17p a share. The gamble is what value the directors will secure from the remaining assets.

Yes I see what you mean, I didn't look back to Monday as I am in holiday and only have intermittent internet. If I was home I would like to examine all the trades and try and work out what are buys and sells. I see my buy went through as a sell. The trades on Monday didn't seem to have much effect on the prices.

The sales didn't seem to start until after the 16:15 announcement, and even then the drop was dramatic for a few sales. Personally, I picked 2000 up this morning, to add to 1500 I have had for a few years. A quick return through the dividend, and hopefully the directors will continue to release value over the next year.

Wealth alert. Do not buy at 40p.

Well, apart from Tritex (which is increasingly looking like it isn't going to be quarterly), I have just temporarily sold out of BP and Shell, because of the way they have shot up when surely the markets will fall (?). The other nine are GSK, HICL Infrastructure, J.Laing Environmental Assets, Primary Health, Premier Energy & water Trust, HSBC, GCP Infrastructure, UK Wind, and XP Power. It's all a bit overweight in infrastructure of course. The next two on the list, but going down a little on the yield, are Imperial Brands and British Land. I've made these investments because, although I aim to keep a third of my portfolio in high yielding companies that pay the normal Half and Final dividends, it is always too tempting to trade them once they have gone ex-dividend. I think anyone waiting for the inevitable crash, and then putting money into these twelve quarterly's would be on a winner.

I would say that the dividends are getting very random. Should have had something announced well before now. OK, last year March, June, September and the final February. Then nothing. AGM was 11th. May if I remember right but I don't think any of the proposals mentioned the dividend, and nothing announced since. The reason I bought in here was I have a third of my portfolio split between 12 quarterly dividend payers yielding 5% or thereabouts, which gives me an average of 4 dividends a month. The other 11 are regular as clockwork.

I wouldn't mind it being slow moving if they made the dividends more regular and let us know the dates in advance.

Less than a year since they sent us 17p a share back, they now have a £350 million placing at 165p, which results a collapse of the share price from just over 180p to 166p.... and still dropping.

Reinvested dividend from the 14th. April payment ?

...yes, apparently we are giving electricity away this summer.

20/11/2015 11:03 500,000 @ 0.106 Presume this is it, it went though on ISDX http://www.isdx.com/forcompanies/ourcompanies/companydetail/default.aspx?securityid=1200701

I would say someone needed to get rid of 15m, and the mms took advantage. They didn't actually sell any at the lower level. I'll have to stick with my meagre 2m. Can't take any more losses and can't afford to add.

and if you were still holding you would be saying what great results they are.

It was this sell that did the damage, reported on ISDX. Fortunately ended the day with a slightly larger buy. 05/10/2015 11:51 GBX/ISDX-exn New 100,000 7.8

Good luck to all those who stuck with INSP, if anyone deserves some luck it is you. Suggest if there is good news tomorrow that a lot of questions are asked about who bought today, or more likely, who told the MM's.

Find it a bit strange that people don't know the ex-dividend date. I have to watch my broker all the time to make sure I get the dividends I am entitled to. Obvioulsy the Kier price would fall by 36p first thing this morning, and then fall around half as much again as all the dividend collectors sell out and buy into next weeks ex-dividend companies. Tried that myself, and you almost always lose out, but it can be worthwhile if you are trying to keep just below the CGT limit. Not that many will be in that position this year.

And now we have the news that started the buying 2 days ago. Same old.