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I have held TW for many years, and currently have an average of 76p and hold for the dividends.
There is clearly a great deal of uncertainty around at the moment which is unlikely to change in the near future.
However one thing is for sure people will always need houses and flats to live in so investing in TW in my view is a no brainer. Personally I would be delighted if the share price does drop into the £1.20's as I will get more shares with my dividend and bring my average price down further. One day and I don't know when TW. will be back to £2,00ps and I will be one very happy chap!

Just how are you going to mop up these shares at 20p "hedged"?

Thanks Troajan for the link! Made my day... Long live Ukraine!

The number of shares will still be listed however as with ii the value is zero, which will remain the case until the suspension is lifted.
The loss of £5300 is your original purchase price?

Provided you have not borrowed money to fund buying the shares on pure speculation of a spectacular gain in a couple of days or for the 35p divi then like the rest of us long term investors its a case of sitting it out.
Like other long term investors I added to my position in the last 2 weeks the last trade this morning at 9.26.
EVARZ accounted for only 2.8% of my ISA portfolio so I am not going to lose any sleep on it.
As Robin1703 said "forget it and move on" wise words.

I don't know if Odey is stupid or not, what I do know from personal experience is there is no money to be made either selling the products or delivering the products and that's a fact!
As I said the shares maybe worth a punt at 20p.

I used to work in the domestic appliance industry and believe me the margins achievable on the products were terrible, single digits at best. In addition there is no profit in delivering the products first off and any returns scupper any profit from multiple sales. The only money to be made selling domestic appliances is on repair/replacement insurances & why buy one of those when you can buy a new machine cheaper than paying a policy for 5 years? Even at 95p these shares are imo are overvalued, at 20p they just might be worth a punt ?

I bought a few more this morning for my ISA @ 1.9428, it would have been rude not to!

Tom I am right with you, I too bought in at £19 and its been a money spinner ever since 2016!
Looking forward to trouser in the £4 divi!

It's the uncrossing trade!

I agree with gold5, I added more M & G into my ISA for the 4th time on Tuesday when the price dropped to £2.16.
This share pays a great dividend of nearly 8% and the last thing I want is for M&G to be bought for a measly £3.00 a share!

I will certainly be reinvesting my dividends as I have done for the last few years.
However this time round I am investing in the hope that some of the cash raised from the recent sell off's will come winging it's way to us share holders!

These are the only shares in my forever ISA that don't have a dividend attached to them. I believe that these shares are under valued and I live in hope that in a few years time RR. reinstate a dividend? Pigs might fly as far as the dividend is concerned but in time in my opinion these could be a £3/4 share so no selling for me!

Single digits for me!

Decided to diversify my ISA portfolio and having read a very positive artiicle in the Investor Chronicle a few weeks ago made a small investment of 1009 shares. A 6% dividend paid in quarterly payments was a major influence. Now up to 64 dividend payment days.... and counting.

Historical increases have no bearing on today's market price, take a look at the technical chart for a reality check!

A price crash of 54.40% in 2 months from a 52 wk high of £3.1250 is not the sort of win win situation I would like to invest in!

This share price is only going one way and that is down, ROO is a loss making company operating in a cut throat market with no discernible USP.
I can see the hat being passed round to shareholders in the not to distant future!

Snudge the ticker is RGL and there are no additional charges to buy shares in Regional REIT.
You just pay your normal platform fee in my case £10.99 and there is no stamp duty which is a bonus.

I am long on Rio and even if the price went down, as long as they keep paying the dividends I am in for the long haul!