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Mto - "As a Barclays client, because your shares are held in a nominee position - grouped together with other customers - it may be that the percentage you receive is actually higher than the scaleback rate announced."

As i've been saying all along people with different companies could recieve different percentages depending on the number of that companies clients who asked for more

So using metrics that are calculated around revenue it comes out as very high risk.

No shit sherlock

HL haven't taken money out yet

although if they're building a big stake they don't have to notify each threshold if the buying is ongoing i don't think

We won't know yet.

All your broker will have done is shown what you're entitled to so far

Won't stop them taking and holding the money in advance

DT - It seems to be different for each company. HL is lunchtime today

Seems to call 40% below the current price.

Shouted about 15p at 25p, so 9p at 15p OO makes sense

Or is just trying to have their post on the first page in the morning

Anyone shouting 9p had no shares to start with and is desparately trying to get in

From the RNS about the placing

"The Firm Placing and Placing and Open Offer are conditional on, among other things:

(i) the Resolutions being passed at the General Meeting (or, with the Joint Bookrunners' written consent, at any adjournment thereof);"

Woah woah woah there ffc.

Thats my pound party outfit

:D

I'm going home to eat worms . . .

Guys, I know it was said on the podcast, but can we please stop using the phrase 'Tsunami of Cash'

Its the sort of phrase that'll raise a red flag for a lot of potential investors looking in.

damn not even a name check for me

Thats cold Fred :P

I'm expecting somewhere in the 5-10p region by 2025

Cherokee - Agreed.

If you're holding long term for the divis you'd be better off ignoring the sp for now.

That said its fun to look on the days we're blue :)

100% correct Chesh.

I have the number of shares i want. If the divis are what i'm expecting the sp will be considerably higher. This will by default increase the proportion of my SIPP that are SXX.
The divis will be reinvested elsewhere in an effort to make my portfolio more balanced, especially as i probably have in the region of 25 - 30 years before i want to access the SIPP. Some will go to funds, some will increase my holdings in 'safer' FTSE stocks and divi payers, and some will go to the Sirius equivalent in 5 years time

I'm at the max number i wanted to have for the divi payments i'm expecting in 10 years time.

Its a reasonable proportion of my SIPP, and will increase as the SP goes up, but i have no need to buy any more and will be diversifying around what should be a nice solid divi of what could well end up being in the region of 20%-30% of my average