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Your clear advice is very much appreciated Bonz. Please keep it up because when I read these boards, there are very posters on this sight who give such a balanced view and I trust. I am taking up my RI as I have quite a lot of money left from the Vodafone payout. At 56p a share, it's a little too good to say no to.
Thank you for your response and your opinions. I bought in at 458 two weeks ago, so I feel quite pleased. They seem a solid company and I like the yields they offer. Also I like the idea of dividends 4 times a year. I will have to wait and see if they allow for dividend reinvestment! Many thanks for your help.
I can see BNC share price fluctuating lots in the near future due to uncertainty with the Euro. What do you see happening to the share? I'm keeping my investment in BNC low until I feel the share is steadier and maybe more predictable. I've not written on here for a while due to work commitments, however I took a look at HMV board today and whole heartedly agree with what you posted on there. Sometimes, I think people talk themselves into believing a share will do well despite what charts and reports tell them. I think they should listen to hat you had to say. However, good luck to them all.
An extremely detailed explanation of the dividends Bonz 1957; you never disappoint. I understand what you have said about the script dividends. I've applied for a Santander Shareholder Account as it makes sense to use the free purchase dates as rlszer points out, the 5% interest. Good luck to you both.
Thank you for the warning about 'treeshake', I will watch out for this. The more you tell me, the more I realise how little I know and how much I have to learn. I generally want to buy rather than sell shares. However, I was wondering when can you sell your shares to guarentee to get the dividend. Is it on the ex-dividend date or do you have to hold them until the close of the ex-dividend day. Or do you have to hold them until the record day? If it is on the record day, can you sell first thing when the markets open or have to hold them to the closing of the markets?
What a moment to become 666! I don't hold my shares in old school, certificate forms. I have bought mine through Halifax Share Dealing and I have checked out how to create a stop loss and buying in price. On the forums you often read about the MM's artifically changing prices but I never knew why. I'm around 17% down on my BP and I agree about the dividends. If they hit around £5.20 I'll be ok.
Thanks for the advise. I will be investing in Santander when the share price lowers to around the high £6 to low £7 as I feel this is a good entry price. I like your boring but sensible rules. I have been only investing what I can afford to lose, I also make sure all my dividends are reinvested into new shares as I am taking a long term approach. So far I have only been buying shares and not selling them as I don't feel confident enough to play the market this way. I will have to look into using a stop loss. I have been mildly burnt by BP shares, but I have bought more to help average down as I feel they will turn round in the long term. Good luck to you and I appreciate any advice.
Thanks for a great reply. I've checked out the Santander Shareholder Account and it looks spot on, especially as it includes 5% interest. I read that Santander may be preparing a £20 billion float on the London Stock Exchange early next year, do you think it's worth waiting until then to invest? Your posts have always been helpful, especially to people new to investing and they have helped me on numerous occasions - so thank you.
I have read lots of share chat forums and find your comments always clear, helpful and unbiased. As I'm new to share buying with under a year of experience. I'm hoping to buy into BNC and I was wondering what a decent entry price would be? Also do you think the dividend will be effected by the latest results?