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Lower until an interest rate cut I suspect. Shock needs to be absorbed to see direction and if it's thought a good strategy, as another poster mentioned, I'd rather have TW.
Placed a speculative trade to try and make a small cap gain of a few hundred to offset dividend loss, would need 500p to make worthwhile. Otherwise will hang until the market improves.
Results of the vote determine should be out soon?
Well I have a long way to go having got caught in the enthusiasm a year or two ago at about £29 a share. There was of course the big divvy which has now been shaved to an inch of it's former self. Wondering if best course is to dump the lot and roll into TW which seems a better run outfit??
Funny that he won the Brexit argument, meaning a considerable portion of the electorate did care what he did or thought.
I think most people on here know the modern usage of the term as opposed to it's origin and understand it's use in this context on the board. If your struggling to keep up, try google or Chat GPT.
You think the Europe economies are any better? We were never a power in the EU, that crown belonged to Germany and France. What we were however, was a major contributor to the funds. My view is, sadly humans are not developed enough for altruism, people always fight tooth and nail for their own interests, that leads to wrangling and treacle like decision making at a time when Asia is running rings around all of us.
Rude comment Effluent.
Progressive dividend gone backwards, 80cent vs 109 cent?
I like the dividend here, it seems well run, but I'm pretty sure we are all in for some tough times, particularly on taxation and rising living costs. It definitely won't get better under labour or a Lib/Lab coalition, people will be drawing in their spending, less boxes shipped I suspect?
Well capitalised but free cash flow down, volumes down, debt up, CEO says tough markets ahead.
I'm in at an average of £3, showing a slight loss. Just picked up a few at £2.80p, wondering if I will get my alert for £2.70p soon or wait for lower still?
Yes, I found this problem, the charges are outrageous. I took it up with them and was simply told, that's the way it is, it's policy. I paid something like £150 plus costs for a $10,000 trade. I also have a Schwab account, where there are zero trading costs and FX is ultra competitive probably because the US is far more hospitable to it's trading citizens.
I would add, whilst the Interactive Investor financial proposition is attractive to traders and for Sipp's, funds,Trusts etc, the app itself is awful! They really spoilt it's clean lines after the takeover.
When will companies realise that evolution, not revolution is what customers want with trading apps.