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As the recession takes hold (and it almost certainly will if they want to bring inflation down) asset prices will be driven lower. Looks like an inspired decision by the board to hold off buying........ Or maybe just luck haha

This whole sector is under the spotlight these days - One or two allegedly shady deals from a few directors here and in other social housing REIT's

Oh well - Batton down the hatches

I guess that depends what the bank of england does with rates.

If not called and they did dip below 100p I'd be a buyer, current inflation aside, the coupon is all but guaranteed and until recently has been two or three times better than inflation

Tuck em away MF and enjoy the Divs

I've been in CTY for a long time and through good times and bad the Div never disappoints

Yes nice to see - an average of all the recent upgardes would see us back above £20

Still underwater on my original purchase price but the fat Div means I will own them for free in 3 more years

Nicely back in the black now after some cheap lockdown purchases and the Div on it's way to 5.5p is as juicy as it gets

LOL too true Jing, if we all bought and sold our investments at the right time no one would be sat here looking at this board before breakfast.

Wow Jing talk about bad timing

Reasonable yes - But are regulators known for being reasonable?

Yeah just looked on H/L director deals and all recent trades were sells - Simply Wall Street news flashes never again

Reads well, massive NAV discount and dividend raise next year.

Hopefully now the shorters have gone quiet the NAV deficit will be addressed albeit I'm only in here for the income so don't care too much other than I hate seeing red in the portfolio +/- column.

I'm in with you Slik, been in here for quite a few years, started at round about a quid and was happy with the div - Then bought on the way down and now adding on the very gradual way up - I'm even happier with the div now

Div heading up to 5.5p, NAV on the up, consistent and inflation linked rent collection.

Few more heading in to my portfolio

From SIMPLY WALL ST

Many investors like to check how much of a company is owned by insiders. Usually, the higher the insider ownership, the more likely it is that insiders will be incentivised to build the company for the long term. Imperial Brands insiders own 5.3% of the company, currently worth about UK£843m based on the recent share price. I like to see this level of insider ownership, because it increases the chances that management are thinking about the best interests of shareholders.

So What Do The Imperial Brands Insider Transactions Indicate?
It doesn't really mean much that no insider has traded Imperial Brands shares in the last quarter. However, our analysis of transactions over the last year is heartening. With high insider ownership and encouraging transactions, it seems like Imperial Brands insiders think the business has merit. While we like knowing what's going on with the insider's ownership and transactions, we make sure to also consider what risks are facing a stock before making any investment decision.

Either their info is wrong or yours is Gary

Doesn't make a great deal if difference, the consolidation is cash neutral, in theory if you own £1k now you will still have £1k in shares and cash after the consolidation

Soton you could be right, if J R Mog gets his way and the UK scraps solvency 2 (or at least reduces it)

More cash for my divs me thinks :-)

Guitar it seems the BOD agree with, quite a few of them have bought recently - Always heartens me when directors put their money where their mouth is (or where my money is LOL)

LTI you must be a squillionaire - Every board you paste on you always seem to make a good profit

I agree LC - Boy have I suffered with GSK over the years with just the div keeping me sane. Now I think we may finally be on the cusp of something.............

That said I've been wrong here before

TFE / Hooky - One of your numbers is incorrect, your number for cancelled shares is greater than the shares in issue?