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Long term yield vs. quickie grab and run.

The dividend is 2.63p a quarter, so 10.52p = 2.63p x 4 a year.

If you buy a share at a lower price, you get a higher yield.

10.52p / 98p = 10.73%

10.52p / 99p = 10.62%

10.52p / 100p = 10.52%

10.52p / 101p = 10.41%

10.52p / 102p = 10.31%

My buys cluster around 98p, and I intend to hold for several years.

If I had bought at 101p, I will get less dividend overall, for the same outlay.

Today 08:57

hardup

Member since Apr 2019

Posts: 8,119

Price: 98.45 <------------ ;-)

No Opinion

ICL1960

Member since Jul 2017

Posts: 1,141

Price: 98.45 <------------ ;-)

No Opinion

It's listed under RNS on lse.co.uk as well.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/UKW/directorpdmr-shareholding-bmn6nl5qsb8umxt.html

"Lucinda Riches" what a name. Ivana Millions. Lucrezia Borgia born again.

Yes, you get the first 2.68p dividend straightaway, but if you buy at £1.01657,

and then sell today at 98.45 today, what have you gained?

If the intention is to hold long term, it make better sense to buy at 98.45, so the dividends give you higher yield?

It's like she has no concept of how the share price drops by the dividend when it goes ex-dividend.

She is "Chairman of Greencoat UK Wind Plc" !!!???

We are all doomed!

" I thought it would be hooked into the main trading platform(s) used by traders / MMs. "

Try

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CPH2/clean-power-hydrogen-plc/company-page

15 minute delay. Real-time prices cost money.

"You do know the market cap is just the share price x the amount of shares in existence, right?"

See my post on 7 May 2026 13:03

When other people's shares go up by 1000%, I get envy.

When MY shares go up by 100%, I get excited.

Https://kalkine.co.uk/news/general-news/why-are-investors-suddenly-buying-lsecph2-clean-power-hydrogen-shares-after-the-latest-hydrogen-sector-rally-1

Will there be enough to satisfy demand?

Top slicing, locking in some gains, in case it slides back.

If you are bored:

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/clean-power-hydrogen-CPH2/share-chat

CPH2 Share Price icon, top left of screen

Market Cap £90.36m

it was nineteen million (18.5m) in November 2025, now it's NINETY.

My English teacher discouraged using the word NICE, because it is so lazy.

It's not ironic, no, it's jaw dropping, gob smacking, stupendous, life-changing ejaculation time.

Sadly, such visceral prose will get censored by auto-checkers without the least regard for the creative flourish.

On Interactive Investor:

If you want to Buy

Quantity Est. available 326

Water, water everywhere, but only 326 drops you can drink

"pension pot transferred just yet GRRRR!"

I bought inside an ISA. I have a SIPP, but it's not ideal for holding CPH2 if it really goes ballistic.

I fully expect CPH2 to be snatched out of my hand by a take over,

but there is a possible outcome where it pays a generous dividend, when the license fees start flooding in.

Sitting in an ISA, the dividend can be taken with no issue.

Let us say you have £100k worth of CPH2, and it pays £5k dividend a year,

how do you take the money of of a SIPP as income?

The wet dream is, in five years time, my CPH2 shares will be worth £500k, paying out £25k a year.

Coming out of a SIPP, 25% will be tax free, until the £268,275 lump sum allowance runs out.

The rest will be taxed at 40% !

Coming out of an ISA, no tax, no tax filing, no keeping track of how much lump sum allowance I have used.

The HMRC doesn't seem to have a mechanism for keeping track, so it looks like I have to keep meticulous record of the lump sum allowance, because the HMRC will no doubt expect ME to prove that I haven't exceeded it.

Nothing to worry about, if CPH2 just provides ordinary returns, like any other share.

"I know - it's a quiet chat room. I'm surprised myself."

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/clean-power-hydrogen-CPH2/share-chat

Has Bunsen gone on holiday?

Is he stranded somewhere by cancelled flights?

Shares in Issue 502.01m

Market Cap £69.65m

Year High 13.875

Year High Date 06-May-2026

so MCAP now = 13.875p x 502,010,000 = £69,653,887.50

Year Low 3.70

Year Low Date 21-Nov-2025

so MCAP in November 2025 = 3.7p x 502,010,000 = £18,574,370

"Finally widening to all geographies except China gives 314p"

It will never get to 314p.

Somebody will do a take over bid before it goes Mega.

"In 2006, Linde AG acquired the UK-based BOC Group for £16 per share, valuing the company at £8.2 billion."

The medical grade oxygen can supply the NHS, via BOC, so there is already synergy.

If I was Linde, I would buy CPH2 when it's dirt cheap, then make billions licensing the IP.

If somebody from M&A in Goldman Sachs is lurking here:

you loitering peeping Tom, start working on the take over, before it hits 100p.

If you don't get a move on, ABB and Siemens will.

The Middle East could use solar power to turn sea water into hydrogen.

In a few decades, oil tankers could become liquid hydrogen tankers.

No drilling, the raw ingredients are FREE! Sun FREE, sea water FREE.

The tankers can run on cheap hydrogen.

If I was an Arab, this is effectively free money!

Grab the IP pronto.

The American oil companies won't stand for it, they can either bomb CPH2 head quarters,

or just buy CPH2, and deny everybody from using the technology.

£100 a share? Sounds fair to me.

Bunsenburner123 posted it on 30th March 2026

Longspur Valuation Estimates

Low 17p, Central 78p, High 163p

Looks like bunsen has doubled his money and is off to enjoy his spoils.

"pension transfer hasn’t completed yet! "

You have to keep chasing both sides.

The admin people don't even look at the post.

Ex-dividend date 14 May 2026

Record date 15 May 2026

Payment date 29 May 2026

By the way, Interactive Investor has the mechanism for shareholder voting on the website.

This really shows up HSBC Investdirect. I asked them how do I vote for my shares, and the procedure is effectively I have to find all the details and forms myself, tick all the boxes, then submit to Investdirect in time. Since Investdirect has no intention of informing me of any AGM or EGM coming up, I suspect they wouldn't know how to pass it on even if I did jump through all the hoops.

Ironically, I used to have ~£30k worth of HSBA in the HSBC Investdirect ISA account, but never voted, because they never asked.

The reason that anyone can build up a £million ISA is because they have other sources of income so they never have to take money out. The tragedy is you treasure the tax free status, so you always prioritise spending using money outside the ISA. The problem is, being the logical, algorithmic souls that software engineers are, we just don't spend more money than we have coming in.

The only scenario where I will not put yet another £20k into the ISA is when they tell me I have bowel cancer, and I only have six months to go. The upshot is, Rachel Reeves will get 40% of all the fruit of our labours.

I anticipate a new business opportunity, where you match old ISA millionaires with young spouses.

You have to pass health exams, to make sure the younger spouse survives long enough to inherit tax free.

"Mr Clarkson described a “complicated” way to obtain an unencumbered inheritance from a hypothetical elderly widower farmer to his son in his Sun column.

The Who Wants to be a Millionaire host suggested that the son divorce his wife so that she can then marry the father. Then, after the latter's death, the farm would then passe to her without passing through the Chancellor's fiscal ringer.

The scheme pays off when the son remarries his ex-wife, and mother-in-law. This means that the farm is transferred from father to son without having to pay the punitive levy."

"I was refering to your CGT calculation when wanting to Bed & ISA"

Yes, I have other capital gains.

I don't crystalise them because I will have to pay CGT.

For this tax year, the plan was £20k goes into ISA to make ~10% dividend tax free.

Cash make 3~5%, in savings accounts, with £1,000 tax free.

To bed and ISA at 98p is fine, because if I lose a little, there is no need to file for CGT.

If I don't sell, the ~£2,000 dividend on 20,000 UKW will tip me over into 40% tax.

If UKW goes to 120p, and I sell, the gain will tip me over as well.

I am borderline £1,000 on interest as well. If I trigger 40% tax, £500 of interest will pay tax.

Depending on how they allocate the tax band, 40% tax on £500 interest could be £200 tax.

I thought I was just under this tax year.

@Scubamike

"Unless you've made other gains which is relevant."

I also received £518 in dividend for the 20,000 UKW shares in February 2026.

Yes, I have other dividends as well.

Paperwork!

First day of S&S ISA trading, and it goes over 100p.

Great minds think alike, or is it just greedy dividend pigs stuffing their ISAs?

I was going to bed and ISA 20,000 UKW shares, and now it won't fit!

I would prefer to have bought at 98p, then receive the dividend for the next five years.

Annual dividend 10.36p = 2.59p x 4

Yield 10.571% = 10.36p / 98p

Yield 10.156% = 10.36p / 102p

Also, capital gains inside an ISA is tax free.

If I buy at 98p, and sell at 102p, I have to pay CGT to put it into an ISA.

May be it will drop back to 98p in a few days.

Wet dream is, buy inside the ISA for 98p, receive dividend for five years, then sell for 140p.

All tax free!

That is what Scrooge would call a porn movie. Financial porn.