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https://seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4437905-is-unilever-still-a-good-opportunity
Gree. I toppped up modestly yesterday at £58.46, roughly 3% added to my holding, meaning I'll have reinvested all or virtually all of this year's divis, depending on how much the September interim turns out to be (?$1.80).
*I think anyone hoping to bag or multibag on ulvr has brought the wrong share*
Well, yes, in one sense, but I've had these since 1989 when they were about £4.30, so it's a 10 bagger if you're patient, probably a 15-20-er if you count reinvested divis.
Not a great opening, and not helped by headlines covering a shorter who claims the clean up costs are greater than the company's market capitalisation. Not planning to sell the small tranches in my SIPP and ISA, as dealing costs of £10.50 or whatever would be nearly 10% of the value of my SIPP holding, and over 5% of my ISA's. May consider buying enough to make a reasonable tranche if, as seems quite possible, it dips below a £ today.
At $101. Hoping this will be "the Tesla of the vegan movement". Current share cap already $6b, with almost infinite growth potential as snowflake millennials go veggie. On the downside, it's still losing money. But investing in the clear market leader is rarely a bad idea.
Glad I shoved my divi back into this at £59 a couple of weeks ago. With iron ore pushing well past $200 and rising (against costs of $50 and less) Río has only one way to go. Might topslice at £75.
https://www.ft.com/content/e4c5d29b-51c2-4e8c-b87a-ad6cac924476
Added a few more to my (very) long term holding - had a few Reckitt and Coleman from when my grannie died. Only 3% extra, but will probably reinvest my divi when it comes. Now (just) my largest holding after Berkshire Hathaway.