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I would sell a few and invest in a company with growth potential as pointed out selling at a loss would not be the case if put back in to another company ..just trading costs. The problem when you have a big loss is you keep waiting for at least b/e and you watch it rise but not just enough then it sinks again and rises but not quite what you are looking for and so your money is tied up in a share when it could be working for you..give it a go sell a few and buy a researched company you like and just keep taking teh profit when you get chance(s)

Correct dividend 125p today so extra just ftse downward trend. The yield if going up 5.6%

has the dividend been paid. Not up to speed on this company but looks as if the answer is no?

36%

Just to cheer everyone up my portfolio of 40 shares and 5 funds is 365 down !

Whats your average at mo. Mine 94p might just watch it out

The ftse 100 drop is masking huge drops in non commodity share and large cap companies GSK AZT eg today <2% drop but everything but aforementioned is tanking

Question if concerned Moldova is a Putin then why not fast track it into NATO pending a proper process in the future?

i THINK THIS IS CHEAP AND HAVING LOOKED AT ACCOUNTS CANNOT SEE MUCH EXPOSURE TO rUSSIA

Emerging markets:

Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Moldova, Montenegro, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Romania, the Russian Federation, Serbia (including the Republic of Kosovo) and Ukraine.

a) Volume and net sales revenue

The Group sales volume in million unit cases1 was as follows:



Six months ended

31 December

Year ended

31 December



2021

2020

2021

2020

Established

315.6

291.6

589.9

536.9

Developing

224.6

222.4

415.5

412.1

Emerging

745.8

631.1

1,407.3

1,186.6

JPMorgan cuts ITV price target to 192 (194) pence - 'overweight'
Barclays cuts ITV to 'equal weight' (overweight) - price target 95 (160) pence
JPMorgan cuts ITV price target to 194 (215) pence - 'overweight'
Credit Suisse cuts ITV price target to 136 (177) pence - 'outperform'

Final accounts show hardly anything in Russia!

Mt portfolio is hammered all in the red and big numbers.

Guys i said this morning the reason why..Moi because it is in my portfolio and at about 8% of it the establishment want to hammer it and have told MM to hammer every share i have, as i am perceived as an enemy of the state wrongly i add. Here is a fact i have a portfolio of 40 shares every one bought last summer and all down circ 20% to 80%. Impossible odds !! This will not recover until i sell which i ain cause i don t need to.!

Guys i said this morning the reason why..Moi because it is in my portfolio and at about 8% of it the establishment want to hammer it and have told MM to hammer every share i have, as i am perceived as an enemy of the state wrongly i add. Here is a fact i have a portfolio of 40 shares every one bought last summer and all down circ 20% to 80%. Impossible odds !! This will not recover until i sell which i ain cause i don t need to.!

Because i own some sell run for the hills get out before the government sink it to 70p

Just to tip you off the establishment are out to **** me off and any shares i hold they sink the price a bit like Putin at the moement i don t give a ****.

the total value bought and sold is £6m the market capitalisation of ITV is £7400m go figure how a MM can sink the price on such a low trading % 1% ffs

You get the divi the sp the next day goes down by same amount!

The ex-divi date s is usually set one business day before the record date. If you purchase a stock on its ex-divi date or after, you will not receive the next dividend payment. Instead, the seller gets the dividend. If you purchase before the ex-dividend date, you get the dividend.