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The sp fall seems common to the packaging companies as smurfit skg is in a similar long decline. Still smds is well run by all accounts i just hope the divi continues

Thats interesting and helpful blackfriar
Regards

You certainly have faith longtime, i am still lurking and dont have spare funds anyway

Times business suggests today smds on short list of possible takeovers by dollar rich companies

You could be right, investors always looking forward. I wonder if the bord can or will accumulate cash and pay down some of the debt.

Whatever it does the divi is dependable and hasnt fallen for 40 years i believe

Hi, i filtered mikey but do you know it is nearly as irritating seeing every ones comments and not knowing what he actually said!. Cannot win!

You may get them cheaper soon, things dont look good ??

Lets hope the new man increasds the divi and doesnt spend it all on renewables.

I think so too but thefe will be a lot of pressure from many areas for some sort of extra taxes. Anyway, fingers crossed, they have been a good investment for me.

OK jerry tell what you think. Maybe doesnt matter as Truss has said no WTax

About time there was a reversal so hope you are right wyndrum, i will just cross fingers!

The panorama program was quite critical about TRIG and UKW profits and hinted at reducing the price they got for electricity

One theory is less online ordering equals less boxes and less cardboard needed. Smurfit also on downtrend makes me wonder if it is time to go

I cannot see the divvi increasing. The board are too frightened by british politics and the green lobby. Time to move on

What are you thinking of moving to aandk, to increase your income?

Thanks Trotsky, i will forgive them. Batteries do seem to be an increasingly popular business and i see in the Times GRID are looking for more money at a small discount. I might take the plunge sometime

You are right adv11 they do not answer emails!

Hello adv11, i tnink it sounds a it scary if brokers do not allow trade in GSF. Do you think it is because they regard the company as unreliable or risky in some way?

Exactly right teela, i just googled gresham and got the wrong one, many thanks. I wonder what is most profitable for them, a fixed fee contract or basically trading the price. Hard to tell but both are in the right line of business for the foreseeable future