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I think it is more likely that BP will do a make over with a new CEO than the City rumours of a takeover . Will keep buying BP shares at £4.70 or under as I think this represents good value and a good entry price . A good solid share with a steady dividend . Does anybody now the latest Break even figure for BP oil as I know they have been working hard to reduce this

The Board is pleased to report its intention to increase the level of the monthly dividend by 10.0 per cent to 0.44 pence per share with effect from the October 2023 distribution.

Topping up as price has dropped to reduce my average price . Hopefully medium term recovery prospects

Is this a good chance to buy in at a good entry point such a big drop

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Just wondering if any of you knowledgeable PSN investors have an idea of what the average profit margin per house is when Persimmon complete a sale .Thanks in advance for any insight

Can I hold a REIT in my ISA?
Importantly, REIT shares can be held within a SIPP or ISA where the PID will be paid gross and higher rate taxpayers and additional rate taxpayers will not be liable to further tax.

I hold Assura in my ISA you do not have taxed deducted from the dividends in the ISA wrapper regardless of dividend or PID in a normal investment account you would . Holding this share long term in my dividend income portfolio as well as PHP and THRL .

see the 3.3p dividend is paid on 25th may does anybody know when it goes ex dividend please

Time to buy on the drop ??? Will be watching next few days and buying to add to my existing holding when I think the time is right . May be a little more of a dip in share price. The dividend cut although not popular makes the company finances more sound so a possible good entry point for the long term

A key focus for investors is Haleon's ability to pay down its hefty net debt pile of close to £11bn. Haleon is targeting Net debt/underlying cash profit to be below 3x by the end of 2024. For the current year consensus forecasts suggest that Haleon is trending for a level of about 4x. With this in mind we were a little disappointed that Haleon couldn't move net debt in the right direction during the third quarter. Haleon's cash generation will need to improve if its targeted debt ratio is achievable. Debt reduction and any associated fall in financing and interest costs will be a key driver of earnings growth in the short to medium term.

The chunky debt position could likely be what prompted Haleon to guide at the half year point that its initial dividend is expected to be at the lower end of a 30-50% pay-out range. Please remember no dividend is ever guaranteed.

Subject to Haleon Board approval,” the GSK circular states. “Haleon expects to pay a dividend to Haleon shareholders in relation to the second half of 2022 in the first half of 2023, subject to Haleon Board approval and following approval of Haleon's FY22 results.”7 Oct 2022 . Hopefully this will be the case but nothing is ever certain

I am buying these on any share price weakness as this will soon become a dividend paying company ... Hopefully buying HLN shares now will prove to be at a good discount . I plan to hold long term as my portfolio is geared for dividend income.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/investing/article-11151985/MIDAS-SHARE-TIPS-UPDATE-Anglo-Pacific-mines-richer-profit-seam.html

thanks Cacher very detailed presentation all looks good for the future of this share lots of forward thinking in place ...

Anglo terrific ??? Or something like Greener royalties ticker symbol GREAT

.Net debt and Gearing: At the end of the second quarter 2022, net debt was $46.4 billion, compared with $48.5 billion at the end of the first quarter 2022, mainly driven by free cash flow, partly offset by dividends, share buybacks, and lease additions. Gearing was 19.3% at the end of the second quarter 2022, compared with 21.3% at the end of the first quarter 2022, driven by net debt reduction and higher equity.
Moving in the right direction

I do not pay commission charges I use trading 212 only pay stamp duty all held in an ISA as some of my holding are REITS . Some are FTSE 250 . You are correct if I used a normal broker the charges per transaction would make a nasty dent in reinvesting the dividends . Ticker symbols incase anybody is interested in some of my Quarterly payers my favourite being APF

BP
RDSB
FSFL
AGR
BRSA
UKW
CTY
HICL
ULVR
TRIG
APF
GSK
BSIF
SUPR
SEQI
PHP
WHR
NESF
GSF
PAY
DUKE
ASEI
MRCH
MYI
HHI
TMPL
HFEL
JEGI
BERI
JLEN
IMB
ASLI
LWI
DIVI
JCGI
BBOX
ESP
HSBA
IHR
LMP
LXI
SOHO
CSH
RESI
PRSR
LAND
SIR
THRL
BATS

I hold about 60 shares in total all good dividend paying shares and UK based and most pay quarterly . As soon as dividends are paid I reinvest in the shares that are the best value out of the 60 not necessarily the one which has just paid out a dividend . This strategy has been very good for my investments over a longer term . As you say always seems to be a premium to do dividend reinvestment kind of a captured audience

Now that BP has decided to leave Rosneft and the share price drop accordingly the buybacks will get you more bang for your buck . Thinking of Ukraine in this difficult time am proud of BP for exiting