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Indeed -at some point this will rise more than we are comfortable with - not yet-but may even then be worth sticking with. Canada has solid assets that UK has not..

For a nice drop -then we might buy some !

With most of the property in the Isle de France area its in the economically strongest part of France. With M. Holland relenting somewhat and possibly a better economic prospect now this is still a speculative buy. I don't like the % rate Barclays are charging but having said -if you take a stake here you are not punting on rubbish.

A useful discussion on ADVFN. At least you get 5% on current price. That assumes they don't pay 10% on the sterling GDR value. We will find out-but if they do it will show commitment. Also if there does arise a comment of intention to continue cash dividends in part at least this will go a long way to normalising this security in investment terms. Apart from that it is in Asia and in a country that has an intelligent population with much interaction with our country.

There appears to be a new cash dividend -this is a good development in that it provides positive yield on your cash. It would be good to hear that there is an intention to continue this rather than give stocks dividends alone that are at the same time dilutive..I have yet to work out how much the 10% will actually provide in sterling terms -whether there is a conversion from the Taka that makes it less perhaps only 6-7%. But that is still sufficient to provide ASTRONOMICAL upside to this stock.. Potentially STRONG BUY but will need commitment from the company to fully materialise.

I took my divi this quarter for once and today thought -should I have ! But I use euro in Spain and nice to have a bit of cash sometimes if taxed ! Opportunities abound at all times . I also have HSBA which is a different story -divi tomorrow ! As they say variety is the spice of life !

Spanish unemployment up again Difficult to do full risk assessment on this. So many complexities globally as well !

Ridiculously undervalued . Do investors think this is in Ukraine? Nothing else to say !!!!

Company bought 1 million shares from Treasury. Obviously they are generating cash somewhere. I keep 300 only as my mystery hold -only a miniscule quarterly payout ! Any reason to be brave at this price ?

Add at 22p

Strong sterling means headwinds for profit conversion. Trouble with Russia and uncertainty in Turkey. Emerging markets ok long term. Rexam has had very good run. Do not knock the company but with US reducing liquidity believe not at present the time to buy this. Time to take some money off the table for now

The horse has bolted. One to put in your shopping list when there is a really big correction!

I regret not keeping all my original holding as also JIM however at least what I have in effect paid for themselves. Hopefully a rising dividend will mean a rising SP

How is the divi 5.70 when the earnings only 3.60 per share. On a P/E of 23 I do think one should ask but I am not knocking this I have a few !

Quarterly Dividend 1p per share. Still has leeway to make up long term and cheap under 93p

Mixed results but a final dividend CEO optimistic with the outlook and they have plenty of cash. Share price recovering. Maybe you were a bit over pessimistic Jange -hope so !

Now priced below net asset value. If sterling goes down the pan for any reason such as a Labour Government deliberately devaluing or a break up of the Uk or maybe a house price crash then an investment in Canadian Assetsmay prove valuable. So I continue to hold despite the lacklustre performance at the present time

What a great share !Still hoping !

The upside is the yield now 5.80% . Aberdeen not unlikely to maintain it -when this recovers big upside.

. Above all Good results. Dividnd doubled. New cars more efficient carsand ABOVE ALL. Self sufficiency in oils is likely to put the lid on petrol prices. Bad for oil shares ? maybe initially but longer term increased demand will begin to compensate lower margins. Good oil plays ? Invest in the pipelines BPL (NYSE)