The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
...is this 'T. Adams' chap?
Peel Hunt are the only brokers commenting at the moment and they rate it as a Buy, but without target price.
I can't say if it's a good buy or not, but based on the order book, the fact that GFRD is virtually debt free and has a good cash reserve, I will be buying more as and when funds allow.
Correction:
Dividend will be announced with the half year results - 12th March.
We won't know how much the divi actually is until we get the end of year results, due mid February I think.
If you trade online, you should have had notification from your broker.
If you hold actual paper certificates, they do take longer, but you need to speak to the Registrar and confirm your holding.
Re-read the confirmation RNS and it will give details of who to contact.
Hope that helps.
My feeling is that the BoD have to be as generous as possible with the Dividend, without jeopardising the company of course.
The GFRD SH's got a rough deal with the merger. The Bovis SH's got some very nice Divi's at our expense and it's time we were repaid.
LOL: The divi is still showing 39% on the HL website...if only!
...the powers that be are so keen to rid CEY of the 'one track pony' tag, perhaps amongst the contenders for a tie up, they should consider SOLG. Both solid, trustworthy companies. (IMHO)
The SOLG portfolio includes some very exciting prospects, including the Solomon Islands, with AU discovered, but as yet undeveloped. With CEY's low debt and good cashflow, perhaps an offer (or perhaps a JV) for those assets outside of SOLG's Cascabel project might be beneficial for both parties.
You sound like somebody with a real axe to grind. Lost a bit here?
If you're not invested in CARD, why waste your time ****ging off those who are?
We're not all idiots who need, or even want, your comments. We invested here for our own reasons, based on our own thoughts and feelings.
Very few have averages over the £3 you mention, mine is currently £1.22p, so I feel that there is a good chance of a profit and will collect dividends along the way. I'll still buy when I have funds and feel the price is right.
It may well all end badly, but FTSE 100 companies have their problems as well. Personally, I enjoy the cut and thrust of it all and spread the risk. I have learned to diversify over the years, and although Gold and Oil are my main areas of interest, I do like to take advantage of opportunities as they arise.
I see CARD as such an opportunity. You don't, fine, it's our choices.
However, I don't choose to waste my time spouting my thoughts on boards I have no interest in.
£370k buy!
Seems others agree.
...the dividend will be maintained.
Time for a top up I think.
...released some funds and I am considering topping up here in anticipation of tomorrow, however, shall I buy now or wait for the RNS.
I'm very positive regarding CEY's prospects as a stand-alone company, but wonder what effect an increased ALL SHARE offer would have.
Thoughts please.
Good point about the pricing.
I admit that I mainly buy cards in Sainsbury, just because I'm there shopping, Rarely do I look at the price, if I like the card, I buy it.
I only use CF if I'm in town anyway and that's only because I hold shares.
Perhaps that's the market CF need to chase, supermarkets, not just Aldi, but the larger brands.
Nah, not nuts.
Just sick of getting trapped on spikes.
GL All
I'm out!
No agenda, just want to get out with a profit.
...they pitched it too high.
I'll maybe wait a while, my 95p offer is still open. (Cash only)