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That's funny

The previous dividend drop was 542 to 518 so 24p - don't think that's 10%

The one before that the drop was 507 to 482 - Pretty sure this isn't 10% either

The one before

10%?? It usually drops more than the actual div but i've never known it drop anywhere that much

Not me - In my opinion this share is only just starting to have it's day.

In the meantime I'll pocket the fat divs in my ISA away from prying eyes

Disappeared from my account today - I will miss the nice div 😒

Sunshine

Elected Syrian Government???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Patience Spin - The tide always turns

In the meantime enjoy those juicy divs

Eph,

Yep, you're a lemon

Pedro no doubt there are better performing trusts

However, I suspect many (myself included) who are retired hold CTY so we can sleep at night. 50+ years record of increasing dividends, usually beating inflation is pretty comforting.

That said if I was younger and still building my savings i'd certainly look elsewhere

I know REIT's often plough their own furrow and possibly helped by yields dropping but this has held up well given the turmoil all around

Nice to see this holding up reasonably well given the big drops around the world

Upo not sure I agree

The recent weakness has little to do with the business per se and entirely to do with US recession fears. Also gilt yields still have some way to fall albeit unlikely to get back to 2019/20 lows unless the looming (potential) recession is particularly bad.

Each to their own of course

"Nice to see Labour have cut interest rates"

What a chump - almost makes sticky knob ead credible

Ski - like I said, keep it real - drama queen

Ski, Sam,

Get real - Even this bonkers bunch of lefties would never tell the younger generations they had to fund current state pensioners but sorry peeps there's no pension for you.

Guns

So true - in our case the winners were losers but for the Americans it was win win

And the ruskies who celebrate "their" victory every year seem to have forgotten the tens of thousands of brit seamen who lost their lives delivering 3m tonnes (yes 3m) of armaments that we borrowed money to send em

Fleccy

Too true, it's not that long ago sterling was the worlds reserve currency. At least until millions of our countrymen were killed when we fought two world wars defending our so called allies and skint ourselves into the bargain.

MV

They say sarcasm is the lowest form of wit - for me however it's up there with irony, often makes me laugh

Who died and made you king of the content scrutineers - nob head

67Sam

If"it's not a pleasant place to be" why not just feck off and find another board where strong opinions are not accepted and your sensitive / snowflake needs are met.

MV - Even the creche has it's own chef

It's in their prospectus "delicious healthy food prepared on site by our professional chef"