The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
Thanks, only 2 trading days to go for the price to move one way or another before results.
Normally when good results are expected there is a rise then a “sell on the news “ scenario not happening with LG so maybe good results and a corresponding rise perhaps.
Just doing some research, what's INRGs exposure to Solar Power do you know anyone.
Thanks all, that does makes sense.
I'm just doing some research on DS and wondered why they stopped the dividend.
What was their reason given for stop paying their dividend when was that please?
Well they go Ex Div on the 31st of this month so a rise until then would seem reasonable, I bought these in January and nothing much seems to faze the SP. Also I noticed they have paid a special Dividend in some previous years so an added bonus if they can keep that going.
My best holding this one and shows no signs of stopping.
Good link that mm thanks, more food for thought on my part.
50% up for me today and one of my better investment decisions recently but tempted to take the my profit after the smallish relative ex-divi next week, we shall see.
Yep me out on the 720 or thereabouts on various accounts as well and like you never lost with somewhat predictable share. I will also be trading it again at my wim, interesting to see where it goes tomorrow, good luck holders.
Looks like it’s just you and I then LB but just when I don’t know ??
Gold has been on the rise for sometime now and this share is a pure play on the Gold price so looking at its chart reflects that, like most ETCs there is no stamp duty to pay on your purchase.
SP retraction probably completed bar with the Dow opening today down after the Apple news the FTSE may follow, after that possible shake out.. up she goes again I shouldn’t wonder.
No stopping GAW at the moment is there it’s storming ahead.
Very glad to have climbed aboard again in these as they have payed me handsomely in the past both in capital gains and dividends and can see no obvious reasons why not again.
Did they do anything about the proposed reduction in working hours.
Out with a very respectable surplus, and looking to go back in at some stage.
Good luck holders.
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