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GFG,
Just saying, the highest price was on 18/10/2023 and that was 2793.
Now that is my target, sold a very small position yesterday to buy JD. as temptation was too great.
BP. is better on dividends, that is about all, Shell is a much better company.
I prefer one company, as I don`t see the benefit of holding more than one in the same sector.
I am in heavy with Shell, and will sell half at my target.
Boyo, great to hear from you.
AP
totally agree with you, funds available, too pricey for me at these levels
Bought 9045 shares at 109.887 in readiness for the update
The Dividend payable is 26.90p as per conversion. (34.40c)
The last payment was 26.31p (33.10c)
With a slightly stronger pound, hardly much of a rise.
Excellent move. This has been in the doldrums for a while now. Like you, I have a pile of them, and looking to offload a pile of them.
All the buybacks have done is stopped it falling too much, and that's it. Brokers targets are dreamers targets.
Where will you invest the proceeds, that is the question.
The trading day is not over
Thungela Resources warned on it expects annual earnings to plunge as a result of once-off adjustments, lower production and weaker prices. The Rosebank-based coal miner said earnings per share is likely to slump to a range of between R 34 and R 39 in 2023, from R 127.08 in 2022. Over this period, the company estimates a headline EPS between R 31 and R 36 down sharply from R 130.82
So, I am definitely a mug, as I am waiting for the oil price to rise, so I can offload some shares at a higher value than it is currently. We should creep up as more oil will be consumed as oil is lower price in January.
Sure fire way to lose money. They are the gutter press and should be taken with a pinch of salt. Don't base your financial decision on those clowns
Sold up everything in lloy for a decent profit, a few years back, never looked back since. It was my worst performing share, I would never touch a bank again with a barge pole.
Yes, great dividend, when you lose capital, that is really a great investment.
The same old motley crew is here praising this dead horse, yes continue to flog the dead horse.
I do believe £2.70 is on the cards now
However nothing goes up in a straight line, so there will be some fall-backs.
Https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/South-Africas-Top-Coal-Terminal-Sees-Lowest-Exports-since-1992.html
This is having an impact
That gives me a top up opportunity
I would suggest 15% Divi hike as per previous years, and we are still below pre covid levels even then.
Share fundamentals will give you the shares in issue
My sale of 16128 came up as unknown.
Well done trek,
I love gaps, something to aim for. Lately they seem to get there as well.
Nothing wrong with this company, brokers talking out their backside, how many brokers actually hit their targets?
I am heavily in LGEN and SHELL.
This proved to hard to resist at this level, and so quick after I sold.
Now, where's that Santa rally?
@ 463.4908
There was a gap created on 13/11/23. That is at 464.20. Looking likely it will hit that before going back up.
I sold all my holdings at just over 500p on that day. Averaged in at 462p
Limit order on for 465.20 to buy them back
Boyobach,
Are you still in Shell or have you mover over to the ex-Looney BP? as BP did go ex Div today and Shell next Thursday.
Shell closed that gap this morning, and I picked up those I sold. Hopefully onwards and upwards now. Still the divi helps in down times.