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A couple of years back, Tesco paid 50p special div on one hand and on another hand reduced shareholdings from 19 shares to 15 shares. This year Tsco declared 8.25p final div. Are they going to reduce shareholding again or pay cash 8.25p per share? Please let me know.
Exxon knows that its bit, if any, stand no chance of succeeding. Expenses of making and receiving bids cost millions. In the last few days many BP investors have dreamed of a bit. Lets stop wasting time and move forward.
I acquired LUVR shares last Feb, at just under £40, with the intention of sell at £45. Almost a year passed by, it never reached at my target price, despite FTSE is flying high. LUVR's time will come one day, as the saying goes 'every dog has its day'.
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You sold TSCO at 235.4 and intend to buy back at 232. At the end of the day, on a 1000 shares , you will end up in profit of £10, your broker and HMRC will make £12 each. I am loss to understand why you wish to do this exercise for such a meagre profit.
The management claimed that div is i n line with last year's div? Issue share capital is 20% less this year and div is more or less same. It does not add up. It means the div was reduced by 20%. Am i right in my assumption?
Today £11m worth of shares were sold against £55m worth of shares were acquired. The ratio in favour of buyers is almost 5 to 1. The buyers must have seen it is worthwhile buying TSCO shares at the eleventh, instead of selling. I failed to grasp what are the benefits.
Silver Baron
You have already discounted Special Dividend in your example below. Financial result will be publish on 14 Apr 21, and I presume, final div will be declared at that time. Perhaps shareholders may be rewarded with higher div at that time.