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If you bought back at a £1, you must be around 3/4 of the way to recuperating that £1 in dividends alone, let alone the increase in share price. Amazing really.
I wonder if this will ever come to trading/investing on the stock markets as the Gambling commission are discussing at the moment? You can buy as many Lottery tickets, scratch cards as you want, probably place as many bets in a high street bookmakers as you want (providing you are a mug) yet online gambling transactions are heavily scrutinised. Personally I’d like to see the gambling do more to help winning punters otherwise it’s name should be changed to the ‘Losing Commission’ or, like the BHA as well, it should on its home page state in capitals: THIS ORGANISATION ONLY EXISTS BECAUSE PUNTERS LOSE
Looks like resistance @ 20p as well which might take a few attempts to break through. Anyone notice a change in the reaction to results, especially commodities? Good results have not been selling off heavily recently which seems to have been a feature of the market these last few months.
….. today? Massive, bearing engulfing candle on volume bigger than yesterday’s huge volume? Talk about volatility!
Seller cleared yet?
Well, it’s fallen below 1st possible support, 208 around 50 ema, I suppose 200p would be next most obvious support it being a round number. Maybe they need to come up with some other strategy other offering massive dividends if the price is just going to fall disproportionately to it and negate any gains. Seems a joke really.
…… out yet?
I suppose if you’re looking to reinvest the divi, the lower it goes the better. I assume market forces will come in some time to insure this doesn’t happen and the right balance is struck.
I was cursing selling @ 269 yesterday. Did not expect such a big retrace today.
Are you not bothered about the share price decline opulentia?
If it drops below the 50 ema around 208 I think I will possible sell. Bit disillusioned that the whole dividend and more has been swallowed up by a falling share price. It’s not like oil has crashed either. Yes, PANR skyrocketed & as you say potentially on nothing.
Disappointing share price reaction ex dividend. Should of dropped to around 222-224p and here we are closing @ 211.5p with no sign of the share price slide abating, with oil up? Can anyone shed a reason as to why this is? TIA
Just does not want to break free from this number for some reason
Seems like the invasion might be on :-(
Disappointing end to the day. 7 times recently the share has either tried and failed to break the 208 level or it breaks it then gets knocked back to finish roughly on it.
As is the case, holders shafted. Time and time again just sell before ex divi date. I wish I’d learnt my lesson
Already. Hopefully we can make a run and break the yearly high on strong volume.
You do wonder sometimes what the point of dividends are when the share price just falls by the dividend amount on the day of ex dividend
When do you think the buyers of the shares @ 140 would be looking to offload? Would it be a short term or long term basis. If it was short term and you knew this, would you bother buying around now or just wait for them to clear? They are not tied into 90 days. Just a thought.
Ask yourself if you see a recession coming? Every recession has been accompanied by a doubling of oil prices which hits the middle classes discretionary spending - or something like that. So maybe GKP & oil stocks are a good hedge or insurance if the worse occurs.