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PeterHenry,
You are a trader not and investor. The concept of compounding your returns applies to reinvesting your dividends, not dumping a good stock for another hopeful.
Finally a very small % of stocks 5 bag and you can never tell which ones in advance. More likely you’ll choose a stock that looses you some or all of your money. Choosing a good cash generative stock paying a regular dividend and from a recovering sector, seems a good place to start.
GLA
That’s what you get for 1bl shares in issue.
Personally I’m happy with a ‘stable’ steady rise rather that ‘volatile’ steady rise.
I expect a little more profit taking next week (a buying oppo) but the next wave is coming soon.
If we’re around here on the divi payment I’ll be happy to splurge the lot on more shares.
The issue is volatility.
I3E share price is performing, just look at the chart. But apart from the odd blip, its climbing steadily, not spikey up and down. If that keeps the traders away, it suits me.
Just sit back and let the price slowly rise, what’s wrong with you lot?
All looks good to me. Delivering on promises, some better than expected results, a better than expected divi. What’s not to like.
A solid company that is hugely undervalued by the market.
Look forward to receiving my £2372 at the end of the month.
Sept divi may be a little lower than the special divi due to increased shareholder base, but just imagine the divi in April which will fully represent the acquisition and the huge price increases in gas and oil.
That’s going to make a noise when it hits my bank account.
It’s easy.
Lefty woke Western governments, eager to please the lefty woke media, pledge to cut support for new O&G exploration and discourage banks from lending to exploration companies.
Result: Exploration screams to a halt.
But Western governments are hugely optimistic about how long 100% green energy will take.
Result: O&G production is not sufficiently replenished, there is a shortfall in supply.
Demand for O&G soars along with the price, and the travel industry is only ‘just’ beginning to recover; a perfect storm of demand.
Companies with O&G assets can afford to explore using income from current production. Soaring O&G prices contribute to capex and keep shareholders happy with increasing dividends payments. Once governments realise their error and start to encourage O&G exploration it will take years to recover production.
In sum, if you own shares in a company that has O&G rich properties, pays a dividend, is undervalued and has resources for years, you stand to make a fortune.
I3E will do.
The good times will end (in several years time) but at the moment I suggest you make hay; morning has broken and the sun’s only just beginning to shine.