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DC, you are getting 61k in dividends ???, you would need to invest around 700,000 to get that

Yes this looks like this is going to be a very long time investment, that's a shorter term investment gone badly wrong, with interest rates and inflation likely to rise, can only see this dropping lower unfortunately, but fingers crossed something good will happen for house builders

A very nice income stock for the pension pot, will add some more if it drops below my average, also supr doing well

Denby, why would i want to post on a share I'm not invested in ? yes unfortunately i am invested here and after averaging down several times i finally broke even just before the Iran war started, with hindsight if i knew these shares were going to take such a kicking down again i would have sold up there and then, so now it looks like being a long wait to break even again, and also the dividend has been cut, and to answer your other question i'm not investing here anymore, but good luck to those who are, but i will continue to hold until we hopefully see a recovery in the not too distant future

Not sure if this crap would be a good buy @ 5p averaged down here a few times thinking it can't get any worse, problem with that is you end up owning more than you intended and increasing your losses

anyway I've got my Reform cap and pencil ready

GLA

Dividend payment day Thursday ,share price always seems high for this event, but not complaining this is holding up well, think i will just keep the dividends this time, and buy more a later time

Fleccy, I'm glad you pointed that out, i was getting concerned about you lol

I've been invested here for 10 years, and that's exactly what you need to do here to add capital appreciation, buy when below your average, and over the years this has been one of the best dividend shares i know of

good luck here

DenFos, your welcome, i hold it with Hargreaves Lansdown

ATB

Franky99, yes a lot of patience will be needed here, most financial advisors will say be prepared to be invested in a share for around 5 years, what they don't tell you is which 5 years lol, good luck to you if you caught these at the right time

a.t.b, and good luck all, i think we are going to need plenty of it here

Solid share for me in the past ?, crikey you must be going back a few years, this is the most volatile share i own, just managed to break even before the war started, now it's back in the doldrums, hoping one day i will get back in profit again as i can't wait to dump this and Persimmon

For those who like a few funds in your portfolio, you might be interested in, Fidelity Enhanced Income, historic yield of over 7% and pays monthly

happy dividend collecting

Each to his own, I'm looking forward to my dividend payment, and should this drop down into the 230.s at some time I will add some more

Gla whichever way you played it

Hello Fleccy, i'm not disputing your historic comparison figures, but you say you are deciding which to buy now, so going on the current prices i guess that depends which you feel is the most undervalued and which is going to provide the best returns over the next 6 years

good luck which ever you decide on

Some very interesting figures being thrown about here, but if you chose different start and finish dates they may look very different, and unfortunately they cannot tell us which will give the best returns over the next 6 years

just saying

gla

Well done, as long as you made a profit from it, then it was worthwhile

We've all been there haven't we ? selling up with the hope of buying back for a lot less, sometimes it works in your favour and other times you deeply regret it as you are unable to buy them back for the same price you previously paid for them, hence reducing your income yield, if it's a share your happy to say goodbye to then fair enough, if it's one you want to hold long term, is it worth the risk ?

It amazes me that the American people support this clown Trump, if he's not careful we will have World War 3

Birdsong, do you really think the stock market is that predictable ?

Alternatively you could just hold long term as an income stock, and each year when the dividend increases so will your yield, no broker or tax costs for buying and selling. and of course never forget the power of accumulation, and also you could add more shares if and when the share drops below your average adding value, but the choice is yours, don't get me wrong there are some shares i buy and sell when i feel it's time to take profit, but lgen is not one of them, i can't think of a more reliable income stock on the ftse 100 if that's what you want, but dyor and all that

have a good weekend

Nicknaim, i thought you said you sold up and taken dividend early