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Nice to see a bit of blue here but still in the 5,s aaaarh!! Had an email from investor relations that they're appointed panmure Gordon as the new corporate broker,not sure if that's particularly significant,any views?

Gosh you're busy this morning!! Good luck with ENRC, I'll add to the watcher. Already have some deep locked marks and sparks but would add close to 3 quid,don't tend to trade the big miners but have got a few billiton in the sipp.Its a healthy list you sent,did you have a look at the small cap large yielders? Enjoy the porridge mate,catch up later

Well I'm delighted to say I got this one right mate and keeping as longtermers. The evraz ones I'm keeping for the unfeasably high yield!! As you say the bounce has exceeded the ex drop this morning somewhat!! Good luck chasing freebies in resolution,they're a large one of mine already but still on the add list.

NK I thought I might find you on this one, dipped my toe in this morning in a small way and quite lucky as it turned out. The chunky a/h one who knows,probably an II with deep pockets as I'd often the way or maybe a late reported as its been bouncing around a bit today?!! Hellyeah, if it does bounce it'll be one of those rare ones when it doesn't do the ex divvy drop,fingers crossed. I thought a ten billion drop on the cap when I bought was a little overdone but there again,what do I know! GLA

Well I'm still scratching my head as to why the SP doesn't reflect the yield let alone that rns which surely looks positive! Haven't got a massive amount but added recently more out of curiously as I held a few wichford previously. Unfeasably high yielders are normally ones to avoid having been caught on a few in the past, I think they are sometimes referred to as 'value traps' the cable and wireless duo being classic examples but I confess to having a few of these,alpha Pyrenees as unfeasably high yielders and recently those evraz things that for some bizarre reason are in the 100! Tucked away and largely forgotten about for me,not intending to chase up or down but curious to see if the divs do happen. GLM

Was thinking we'd get a piggy back ride on the trinity results and rise but very quiet here and surprisingly low volume. Medium term I think we're onto a good recovery prospect and add a few more here and there,longterm anyone's as is short term as we head towards the 21st, GLA

0710 GMT [Dow Jones] RSA Insurance Group's (RSA.LN) 1H results are "solid and predictable" says Oriel, though lacking in excitement. The results are in line with expectations, taking into account UK flooding and Italian earthquakes. While solid, Oriel suspects these results are unlikely to lead to earnings upgrades. Notes the attraction of an 8.5% prospective 2012 yield, but says the shares look relatively up with events already. Oriel's recommendation is hold. Shares are up 0.6% higher at 110.6p.

Cheers for the div info mate

I think you mean the eighth! Any idea what date the scrip price will be confirmed?

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxon/uk.htm

http://www.instutrade.com/media/12491/jeff-on-bae-systems.pdf

I don't think you're alone in that,a whole generation has seen its savings wiped out thanks to lloyds being conned into taking on hbos! At least this one still pays decent divs!! GL

If you're trading it,there's no absolute guarantee on an ex div drop especially as its only the interim but depends what your intention is. Personally I wouldnt trade these as they are amongst a handful of footsie 100,s that are both high yielding and still cheap to buy and any advantage over a penny or two here and there will be diluted by dealing costs and the very real fear that a reload sub-110 might be a long time coming. The div drop caused by selling without the entitlement to the div normally gets 'forgotten' about in a few weeks but if you're looking at longterm,consider electing for drip/scrip shares instead of the cash option as that way you more often than not gain a small advantage as the drip is 5 days 'around' the ex div day. Quarterly div payers like gsk,hsba,bp,blnd to name a few don't suffer the div drop risk so much, others I hold like azn,ouch! Depends on your strategy,long to medium term for income it evens itself, short term I'm sure there are short term gains around if you get it right but nothing in share price terms is set in stone,in my opinion and experience, GL.

Good to see a bit more activity/more trades here today. With all the recent director buying one could almost begin to sense optimism?!!!

Don't worry,found it. 15th August...

Looked up the scrip price as 651.1, do you know the payment date?

Two PME,s today,something afoot????

Interesting they have turned positive on this one,for as long as I can recall they have been quite the opposite. Beyond the fluctuations with the euro-mess, the way I see it is most people will buy and hold for the income alone at these levels.

22 June 2012        The TEG GROUP PLC (AIM: TEG) ("TEG" or "the Company")   Result of General Meeting The TEG Group Plc, the AIM-listed cutting edge green technology company, which develops and operates organic composting and energy plants, announces that at the General Meeting of the Company held today, the Resolutions relating to the Open Offer, first announced on 6 June 2012, were duly passed without amendment. Application has been made to AIM for the admission of the New Ordinary Shares and the Ordinary Shares to be issued pursuant to the Open Offer.  It is expected that Admission will become effective on 25 June 2012 and that dealings will commence at 8.00 a.m. on 25 June 2012.  Following Admission, the Company will have 184,379,795 Ordinary Shares of 1p each in issue. This announcement should be read in conjunction with the full text of the Circular posted to Shareholders on 6 June 2012, copies of which are available on the Company's website at www.theteggroup.plc.uk . Capitalised terms in this announcement have the same meaning as given in the Circular.  

Thanks for the info there,saw the email come through earlier but hadn't got around to reading it.