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Yes. Overlooked those three months!
Wednesday should indeed be interesting. I shall be waiting for my ‘ping’ to come through on the VOX app notifications to read the update with interest. Best of luck

In the right direction?
I see the energy price cap has been lowered by £1000.
Should cover the government support but help with CPI?

Morning Karv
A lot of BTL landlords watch this too
There’s a group on Facebook full of ‘em
Hardly any selling up as they look to the long term
Here’s the link…..

https://youtu.be/eZtp4bfbdRA

Ps. Build up your watchlist and get all info regarding along with RNS’s

Or download the VOX markets app and turn on notifications?

Morning Strictly
Responded:
I forgot to mention. I intend to hold the HB stock over the long term
Regards

Evening Steve
20% equity?
You can get 4% on a 2 yr discount with very minimal fees?

Strictly
Received with thanks
I shall respond in the morning. It’s a little quieter before the kids are about!
Have a pleasant evening

Hello Velo
Hoping you’ve had a good weekend
Thank you for taking the time to respond &
Greatly appreciated as always!
I’ll hold off on my response and hopefully take up on a more personal level?
Regards

Good afternoon Strictly

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Thanks for that Strictly
I’ll have a delve into it sometime over the weekend
I’d just done the 13.4/3.6 thing from Jan 1 each year.
Wow, that 3.6 really made a difference didn’t it?
I’ll get back to you on Monday after I’ve set up a temporary
Again, thanks for the time and input. It’s greatly appreciated
Have a happy and healthy weekend

I can see that Karv.
The latter years the stakes really get turned up don’t they
Totally agree with the ISA approach

Good morning Zac

Thank you for the response. The workplace pension figures should be suffice thank you. I’ll adjust my dates to correspond. I was just a little worried by my portfolio performance figures.
Again, thanks for taking the time and have a pleasant weekend

Apologies!
Not BWY’s, 17% compounded!

Morning Velo
Do you wish to expand on your post from 14:36 please?

Table 1 (£1,000 invested in each of 3 stocks totalling £3,000 back on the last day of December 2000, right on closing time =

This reads to me like BWY’s compounded 22 year performance to the £?
Am I reading your post incorrectly or are you saying the performance is exactly the same between your ‘top three’ stocks and BWY? That would be remarkable
Have a pleasant weekend

Not bad Strictly?
I’d got it to 13.3% compounded earlier if just in BWY plus 3.7% in trading. Took me a while to covert the dividend pennies to percentages though. Ignore my post over on BWY
Have a good weekend all

Morning Strictly
Hope you’re keeping well. Thought I’d bring this over here!
I would appreciate if you have the time?
I’m interested into delving into this 17% p/a
Do you have BWY dividend payout % readily available so I can collate and better understand the history, re: overall compound split with trading returns if that makes sense?
The dividend history should tell me all I need to know. Interesting!
All the best

Good morning Zac
Hope all is well! I read your performance figures with interest. Mainly, due to my retirement from work, extracting my pension and investing in a drawdown with advice supplied through my ex- employers Rolls Royce.
Do you have performance figures readily available for the last two years please if you don’t mind? That’s when I entered, end of Feb ‘21. This is where the damage has been mainly done to my portfolio although not to much damage I hasten to add. It would be nice to compare if that’s a possibility?
Regards and the best of luck

Morning Velo
Did the exact same thing way back in May or something when looking to get into HB’s
Stockopedia had TW as 8 buys 0 hold and 0 sell. SP back then was TW 1.27 and Bdev 4.95. Back then for what it’s worth……
TW 98 Bdev 96 BWY 72 PSN 99
90 88 77 84
64 41 62 53
97 90 83 93

I believe Rio Tinto’s capital discipline will continue, the balance sheet will remain sound, and distributions to shareholders will remain generous (although the current 12.65% yield will drop), even if metals prices like iron ore weaken.