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However, analysts at investment bank Société Générale believe that G4S could be one of the best dividend stocks in the UK market. G4S's shares support a dividend yield of 4.2%, and the payout is covered 1.5 times by earnings per share. Moreover, the company has £500m of cash on its balance sheet, and while debt may be high at 47% of assets, my figures indicate that G4S's interest bill is covered two-and-a-half times by earnings before interest and tax.

Got to be one of the best buys in the footsie 100.well over sold.

10-Mar-16 JP Morgan Cazenove Overweight - 298.00 Reiteration Divi covered 2 times and lots of cash coming in.

Nice safe divi here.Good defensive share.

Nice divi

Nice divi

Still away to go to my 2.50 break even

Nice little tick up today.Ex div date 28

Oil stocks will crash today.Hold tight here folks

37 dollars

Oil crashing big time

Oil back into the twentys even maybe teens me thinks.

Think he's got it wrong

Oops think it will be a Nissan micra DOHA, April 17 (Reuters) – OPEC and non-OPEC producers on Sunday failed to reach a deal to freeze oil output, three oil industry sources told Reuters. Sources said OPEC producers had told non-OPEC members they needed first to reach a deal within OPEC, possibly at a June meeting. After that, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will be able to invite other producers to join.

3 quid here we come.

Ryadh has publicly signaled it won’t consider a freeze without Iran. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s top economic official, repeated that view over the weekend No chance.

DOHA (Reuters) - A spike in tensions between arch-rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran appeared on Sunday to ruin prospects of the first binding oil output deal in 15 years between OPEC and non-OPEC nations, and looked set to prompt another fall in the price of crude. Some 18 OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers, including Russia, had been meant to meet in the Qatari capital of Doha on Sunday morning and quickly rubber-stamp a deal to freeze output at January levels until October 2016. But the meeting was postponed after OPEC's de facto leader Saudi Arabia told participants it wanted all OPEC members to take part in the freeze, according to OPEC sources.

DOHA (Reuters) - A spike in tensions between arch-rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran appeared on Sunday to ruin prospects of the first binding oil output deal in 15 years between OPEC and non-OPEC nations, and looked set to prompt another fall in the price of crude.

Oil production freeze deal in jeopardy as Iran snubs meeting, Saudi Arabia ‘wants amendments’ Oil price will tank downwards big time Monday. Keep your powder dry lads.

Can't go much lower.