In the good old days the dividends were 20 p or above, some catching up to do. But if the new management hike the divi, then it will probably start an upwards trend IMHO
As predicted shorters have reduced their positions dramatically yesterday from 2.54% in total to 2.17%, those big buys yesterday surprised the shares were pushed down. Mates helping mate's me guess.
They can buzz up the Subscription by offering say 10x monthly prizes of Β£10k and 5xΒ£5k for different Subscription levels. Which normal person red top reader could resist? And say 3rd week in December 5x Β£100k 5xΒ£50k the anticipation would capture more subscribers and you have to have been a subscriber since January beforehand for the super December draws. Just saying.
Last week the Express and now the Star. Looks like an interesting development, hopefully a second update with a positive vibe will push the SP to over a Β£1 +. That's only 2 titles in a vast stable.
Barclays have reduced it's price target to 61p. Does anyone else think they are in cahoots with the shorts to manipulate the price? The company has given a positive update, or are Barclays the same old same old manipulators, ie interest rates etc?
Iran should be praying thT collateral damage in Israel will be very small, otherwise Kharg Island will be history, 120 dollars overnight, but the mullahs want blood, so its a given.
Source of income which is destabilising the entire region and off course payback to focus the ayatollahs minds. But any activity by IAF will increase the oil price because they irgc will lash out, then for sure the island will be destroyed possibly even by Saudi, whose own Wells were attacked by iran.
It's in the pipeline iran with the houthis are going to wake β°οΈ up and Kharg Island will be history. Please say where you think the oil price will be and what will happen to Tullows price in this scenario?
Hopefully they have cracked the pension legacy may mean they can boost the dividend. Β£1.99 to not see adds is cheap as chips. Hopefully that's got plenty of Subscribers.