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Does anyone have any idea the latest we should receive the tax credits? Seems to have been an “any day now” situation for months

All I meant was there’s been numerous times where it has just 6+% intraday and been sold straight back down. I find that bizarre price action for a stoc which as this

What would you put it down too then?

Every pump gets sold down as too many people are underwater with this one… seems the only thing that’s going to get it to move is the tax credits in the bank

From -2.8% to +3% on the day so far… very bizarre price action going on!

This really is the biggest conundrum to me! Any idea when the battering ends?

Now on a 12% yield… starting to think I’m wrong about this one and mr market is right? Anyone else’s faith wavering???

Stock split guys, not down

Hahaha point taken!

Interesting and valid argument. Only thing I would add is the chairman’s having such a good background and reputation will of course give more weight to the validity of the results being published

Surely this kind of NAV performance can’t last? It’s incredible!

Full position after todays performance, really like the fundamentals and now the technical set up too. Post US midterms is usually positive for stocks and sentiment is at all time lows. Could be in for a significant rerate soon.

I don’t mean to be picky but in case your message gets misinterpreted, I think you mean the discount is -47% (now -50%) not the NAV. When sentiment turns I am expecting this to perform significantly well!

Bought in today, think we may have one last flush but prices too good to miss, 50% allocation for now.

Thanks for your thoughts. I was referring to the fact that GRID’s NAV has increased ˜ 27% this year and GSF *only* ˜16%. However, the so called more aggressive strategy could be the reason now you mention it, many of gsf’s assets are not yet operational and therefore not providing any growth or income, I assume.

Thanks for your message. Although, those are only share price considerations, not NAV

Okay, allow me to rephrase… does anyone have a logically explanation for any operational differences between GRID and GSF that would cause NAV and SP differences so emerge?

Does anyone have a logic explanation for the differences in NAV & share price performance of GSF and GRID?

Looking at an entry. Is the dividend paid semi annually?

GWM121, why is it that you speak of the dividend yield as if the fees are taken out of the declared dividends to provide a yield less than the approx 5%? I’m always surprised by investors and the medias infatuation with fund charges, especially with specialist funds such as GSF, the investor documents clearly state the target total return in terms of NET return, not gross. Personally, there’s not a fund charge I would be uncomfortable with if the fund managers are doing an excellent job at providing the investors with a total return that is in line/exceeding that stated in their literature. Do you feel differently? Apologies if I have misinterpreted your messages.