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Don't forget Tesco Bank will be sold, probably be getting a capital return at some point.

Ash if I'm understanding you correctly, sounds like you have an isa with the ii platform and a second one run by a broker, so two isa's? Are your LGEN shares already in one of the isa's?

Hope so my waterline is £21 (105p), but I'm in long for pension income so SP doesn't matter to much to me, also can usually add a few at these levels to improve my yield currently around 14%.

Just passing the time of day. HNY all.

Current SP 635.5p gives a yield of 6.54% based on 0.53c divi

'cumbrian' as you're with iWeb I would really double check that they will process the divi payments with only the 15% deducted (ISA) as some of the platforms that are offshoots from banks do not. Some deduct 30% even with a W8-BEN in place as they don't have the software or authority with the US securities Board to do it, apparently, or something along those lines.

PLEASE CHECK

Don't worry guys the divi amount announced before ex divi day is x20 for the consolidated shares. You will be paid exactly the same, bar any fractional shares that will be rounded down which you should already know about. Just have a rebalancing purchase if the cost is acceptable to you.

28th Jan 2022, SP 303p 🤔

Outside of general market movements the SP mostly drops on Ex divi day not payment day.

Gwm121 take a look at the 3yr chart, this stock is a bit of a rollercoaster so be careful not to enter too high. Be patient and 'do your own research'. I managed to get in with a few hundred at £45 so feeling comfortable.

Western oil Co's very much out favour in Baghdad's eyes with GKP very much an insignificant tiddler to be squeezed out, I think we are being lead down the garden path here, disappointingly being thrown to the wolves. Losing a $1b a month... there has got to be another agenda.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Russia-And-China-Tighten-Grip-On-Iraqi-Oil-Crescent.html

I just wanted to ask the question, if you now have £18k in a save as you earn scheme, isn't the 2.20 price an option to buy the shares. When we're the shares actually bought?

Ex divi is today, paid on 17th Nov.

1.75p

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Https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/Gas-Markets-Stabilize-As-Freeport-LNG-Roars-Back-To-Full-Power.html

As this thread is highlighting weak shares and markets in general my twopeneth question is, why are governments around the world buying up gold like there's no tomorrow. By my reckoning stability is more important than growth, atm they must avoid endemic fear at all costs. And the eco nut-jobs haven't yet realised 'net zero' can't be technologically achieved by one generation alone.

Hey ho.

The payment will be in your platform's income a/c on the 5th October or very soon after depending on the platform used. If you have the actual paper certificates in your possession it should pop up in your bank a/c.

My last buying spree was £44 to £46 range so keeping a good eye out atm. Into 12% divi territory. Most Governments around the world are under stress and out of focus.

That buy will be from the accounts clerk who has just added one of our back payments to the BACS run before ordering in some posh biscuits.

Quite a lot going on around us, not sure where we will emerge when the sandstorm settles. Far too much for me to make head nor tail of the can of snakes that is the Middle East.

Seems to me that gas is going to be high on the agenda for green credentials - ironically.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/New-Revenue-Sharing-Scheme-Could-Lead-To-Iraqi-Oil-Renaissance.html

Just the sort of statements I've been waiting for... All I need now is a 1000% re-rate to get above water and to hopefully stick around for some divi's. Most likely be swallowed up before then. Will try feeling positive in the short-term tho, been in this 10 years now. 🍻