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by me, some shares fall the value of the dividend when ex divi and recover slowly, others are fairly stable or recover quickly.... the one's i pick seem to just fall and fall ! I did not expect this to go 12% down, that's really disappointing, and locking me in until i can break even then i'm out like a flash, and to think i was considering this one as a potential keeper... for other reasons

well this has gone very flat, which is slightly surprising

hopefully we'll make a steady recovery, that was a bit of a harsh drop off

If the court case goes against them, a few token in country officials will go down, and the 2 at the head of things will just avoid countries with extradition treaties !

on my part ..... b$%&@£!

yeah, why am i not surprised !! held these from the IPO, and since the brexit vote they've been flat, i too initially was looking at the dividend, and to be honest i did wonder about a special divi, but with no news and a pretty poor main divi i simply lost interest/faith in this one, and i doubt i;ll be back in

yeah, i emailed to, sod all reply. basically the thieving c***s have used loopholes and legal technicalities to steal everything and do a bunk

needed the funds for top-up investment elsewhere, sold for a small 6.88% profit, not as much as i'd hoped, or it was looking like before the brexit vote, but... hey, it's not a loss ! good luck to those of you still holding

f*kers have pleaded not guilty LMAO http://www.frontpageafricaonline.com/index.php/news/3580-breaking-news-global-witness-bribery-saga-suspects-plead-not-guilty

https://www.bakertilly.de/uploads/media/German_Tax_Guide_16.pdf

oh, and i got out as soon as they went ex-divi because i could without loosing anything, which allowed me to move the money to easyjet at an ok buy in point and before the ex-divi date there, although, i'd have been 100% better off going with Shoezone instead. but this one i wont be back to again, period

sorry, i was out, didn't see your question.... no i didn't know about it, nor tried ot find out if we can claim it back, given we're still in the f'ing euro zone/union, i think it's crap. where did you find that little gem ? (should have been loud and proud on any fact sheet page)

26.3% holding tax according to H&L not a single mention of this on their fact sheet or any information on H&L so i just told them their service is b*ll8x based on the fact that they had: wrong ex-divi date wrong payment date mis-leading pament amount and percentages f'king euro crap, the sooner we're out of it the better, this share was a complete waste of time for me

yeah, i've just checked mine too and it's paid but agreed, well f'ing short

mine's still not showing

ok, spoke to someone at H&L, to be honest he sounded a little at a loss to explain it, and when offered the possibility that perhaps it's going to be delayed slightly because paid in euros and would likely show tomorrow, he aggreed. I do remember something lie this with my Santander Dividends as well, if i have time later i might trawl back through my records to when i held those and see if i can tie up the payment dates with when the money was converted and hit my account

no, not yet, this is becoming a fecking joke, and having just gotten burned in ctag i'm in no mood to call H&L cause i'll just upset someone who's fault it is not !!

of the dividend money buying back shares ?..... and that's from this dividend alone, wonder what damage will be done to the next one. throws some negativity into holding in the long term

Not withstanding what baagatwick has said below, and he may well be right, the company is registered abroad, and paying in Euros, my understanding of this is that that makes your broker the Depsoitary Interests (DIs) Holder, when i queried the 17th date with H&L they said their team had the 28th as payment date, and thati could expect it then

Yeah, this one has been a mess everywhere.... Most sites have the following dates listed; Ex-Divi - 13th Feb Payment - 17th Feb WRONG!...... as per this RNS http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=TUI&ArticleCode=d8yq8fhx&ArticleHeadline=DGAPRegulatory_TUI_AG_Annual_Financial_Report__Part_1 Ex-Divi Date is the 15th Feb.... "The Executive Board and the Supervisory Board are recommending a dividend of 63 cents per share (2014/15: 56 cents per share) in respect of the financial year 2015/16. Subject to approval at the Annual General Meeting on 14 February 2017, the dividend will be paid to shareholders on 17 February 2017 to holders of relevant shares at close of business on 14 February 2017." note the bit about "Subject to approval at the Annual General Meeting on 14 February 2017" so, the results of the AGM are posted here..... http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=TUI&ArticleCode=l218df7x&ArticleHeadline=DGAPRegulatory_TUI_AG_Result_of_AGM However, that just says all the resolutions/agendas were passed, so, to find out what's what you have to go to their website, and under the investors/AGM section, you'll find the following PDF file..... https://www.tuigroup.com/damfiles/default/tuigroup-15/en/investors/7_AGM/2017/invitation/TUI_HV17_EN_FINAL.pdf-40e55a136ad79d23c52791281e8bc69b.pdf which lays out the points to be voted on, if you search "Agenda item 2" in that PDF file you will find the following info in the table at your search result point (v) Dividend payment date Friday 17 February 2017 (vi) Posting of dividend warrants and vouchers to DI holders Tuesday 28 February 2017 so basically, it looks like the payment date is in fact the 28th