RE: Tui traded on LSE11 Oct 2021 15:08
Yes that would be right on the last price before the document came out on the 6th as the closing price on the 7th would not be known at time of RNS release / document print.
IIRC the correct TERP is based on the close of business on the day before stock moved ex-rights.
Either way it is theoretical as it is no longer relevant as when ex rights it is all about the SP, the holding and the cost.
It gives an indication only of what would be reasonable to expect but as we know the mm sent the share all over the place.
It came to no surprise to me that the share price is back here. Individuals are being fleeced now by the market makers, who are accumulating the stock at the levels and because the individuals largely do not understand the games they are getting shaken out here and selling their rights at a reduced premium to Friday.
Over the next weeks this could go lower or higher but the finance has been completed and in hindsight it may be great to sell now or not.
Will be up, down up, down and up downa gain before we finish( lol).
All great for trading.
For me this will be but a buying opportunity when we look forward into 2022 & 2023.
My current average cost of my holding is 8.98p which I will use as a base to add more to.
(Yes I know that people do not agree with how I work out my average. - I do it as the net cost to me - so no whining from the usual suspects)
GLA