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Greencoat are hosting a Capital Market Events to potential investors and analysts on 01/05/2024.

I was hoping to find out of names of investors who had registered to attend but I can't find that info out.

If anyone else is aware, I'd be grateful if you could share.

ATB.

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/dividend-stock-blew-away-151720882.html

I've recently bought £28k worth of BT shares, but I don't use any of their services, does that mean that I shouldn't have bought in?

Buying shares in a company doesn't mean I must subscribe to their products.

I've bought in here, as I caught it at £1.05, and I believe I can make a few quid out of the current share price from my investment.

Being attached to a company can blind an investor from why we are here, which is to beat the market and make a few quid in the process.

Good luck all.

Fear not, Rizzel,

You may not have caught the 'bottom' of the Sp, but one would suggest we are at there or thereabouts.

Only God and liars buy at the bottom and sell at the top.

I'm sure you'll do fine with your £1.12 purchase.

Have a pleasant evening all.

Good afternoon, Rizzel,

I'm no Phillip Jansen, but I've just bought almost £30k worth.

I'm happy to take a healthy punt and aim for a 10-15 (hopefully more) % return.

ATB.

As much as I love thos share, as soon as the ex dividend date comes on 15/02, I'm selling up.

I can only see the share price pulling back while they buy back their own shares, and then they may look to raise funds are start investing again in new projects.

I've been invested here for a long time, and I've picked up a few grands worth of dividends over the last 5 years, but I have my own commitments with cash this year, and I need this money.

This company has a great future, and I know later down the line I'll regret selling out, but share investing is a financial hobby and now I need my £30k back.

ATB folks.

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Until the new tax year window opens, I can't buy anymore. I'm also itching to at todays price.

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1037751/hsbc-to-hand-back-35-of-current-value-predicts-jefferies-1037751.html

So, I wonder if the share price will pullback in the new year because we are going to find it harder to raise funds to therefore invest in new projects?

Stephen Lilly has already commented on needing patience, and maybe something might transpire after the share buyback but I've always been bullish on UKW, and I still am, but it doesn't mean I'd rather buy on the troughs than the peaks!

No matter what. UKW has a great future.

ATB.

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We've made it into the top 14 investment trusts, as picked by Investors Chronicle

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Morning, Simon,

I partly understand your viewpoint and based on what you've said, if someone bought £10k of shares at £4, then they would own 2,500 shares.

If you took the dividends as cash, then that would generate £500 per year.

5 years worth of dividends, and you'd have earned £2,500 in cash and, you'd still own your original £10k investment!

All the best.

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My average is £1.11.

Surely this company offers a lot for folks like me who have a low average such as this.

Anyway, let's keep the Christmas spirit alive peeps....

ATB.

Well, they haven't hung about buying sizeable tranches of their own shares.

I've noticed SHELL are also going through (a much larger) buyback, but they've also offered to buy shares back from investors.

Does anyone know how that works and or why it's different to our buyback?

Regards.