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Dividend increase and a reduction in debt would have been better, unless that debt interest is hedged?
Hi Suffy,
Living the dream with the oilies, have a decent wedge in Shel, which I know you sold some time ago. Have kept out of banks, until today. They just dont go anywhere.
Just dipped my toe in at 134.
Now, I hope your favourite company dont drag us down with their results tomorrow.
Suffy,
Getting bored of Lloy then?
Keep the faith
He is at school, still mastering how to do joined up writing. His brother said this share should drop in the first half of October.
I have locked in profits for 10% of my holding.
There is a gap at 25.81 which will no doubt get filled at some stage.
SO1
Agree, I have just filtered him out, he spends time finding fault with other peoples postings, rather than offer a view of his own. He then tell everyone how good he is. Copy and paste and then ridicule them.
25304 messages all cr8p, you are so full of it aren`t you as*hole
I also sold some on Monday at 2662.5 on a limit order as I was out and about.
I have also gone into LGEN with the recent falls, also into PHNX, both pay exceptional dividend.
I am also in TGA, another even higher paying dividend and have had 3 divis to date of them. I am looking to sell more of Shell, and then go into LLOY as well.
Fromage,
TGA is listed on LSE, so as long as that is the case, you will be able to buy.
EdwardSeaton
The broker is irrelevant unless you are planning to move. I have posted my broker, no, it is not a secret. The SIPP, I pay an annual charge of £120, which I forgot to mention. My Children have Sipps with them, as they took them out some time back, they are not charged am annual fee.
By the way they are execution brokers, probably one the cheapest on the market, £5.99 a trade, no other fees, I have a trading account, ISA account and SIPP.
Have used AJ Bell, expensive and useless
Interactive Investor, very good, but expensive
Mimbrit
Broker is Jarvis XO sharedealing.
The dividend I got paid is 37.098p per share. The broker charged me 10% WHT. This has always been the case for all dividends paid so far.
Topped up just below 450p
So what does JP Morgan know that the others don`t know. They need to ask themselves how many times they get it wrong. A bunch of clowns.
Date Broker Recommendation Old Target New Target Rating Type
29-Sep-23 Barclays Overweight - 718.00 Reiteration
18-Sep-23 Bank of America Buy 620.00 640.00 Reiteration
14-Sep-23 Berenberg Bank Buy - 770.00 Reiteration
07-Sep-23 Barclays Overweight 715.00 718.00 Reiteration
07-Jul-23 Berenberg Bank Buy - 770.00 Reiteration
A bit of profit taking. There is still more in the tank to this rally for oil and Shell.
"Received notification - Payment for divi due on 2nd October (as that’s max 10 days) So wait until then for those who have not received their payment.
If not, ring your provide"
If you find that service acceptable, then so be it.
Personally, If the dividend is not in on the due date, then the broker is next to useless and I would move.
2% Sold next limit order set
Not sold any, I have a limit order on for 2625 for 2% of holding. I feel oil has got further to go.
Each week the rig count is reducing in the US according to Baker Hughes. I think they make these facts up to suit their own agenda, if rigs reduce then production reduces. Simples
Biden has flogged the nations reserves, he has played a blinder there.
MrMath, Hargreaves Lansdowne are not the cheapest, I totally agree.
One point though, I have invested a junior ISA for my grand daughter, trading is free, no commission, I really cannot complain about that.
I am with X-O, all dividends around 10.30am