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I think they meant *regular* comms.
I though links got chewed up when posted. Sorry. Could have just as easily linked if I had known it worked!
If you copy / paste rfloods text there is an article on Bloomberg from about 30 minutes ago. Haven't read it but couldn't find a word of it on Financial Juice Twitter account (and do not pay for their Web service).
Hope that helps track it down.
Which drink might that be? You've lost me in all this fanciful projection. You would disagree that the strangers on the Internet have no vested interest in you and yours?
Either way, the topic of volume remains open (albeit delayed) information on each share price on LSE and DYOR remains the prime directive.
I hope whatever in your life that causes you to lash out at people in public forums eases up and POG goes on to make you wealthy enough to relax a little. ATB
From the POV I genuinely feel like I've had a stroke after reading some posts. Which is it again, FAST (Face, Arms, Speech and... T'Other?)
I'm a frayed knot, Phoebus. Such things are not for me. It comes with a warm, fuzzy feeling inside from the joy of knowing the reading comprehension skills of my childhood remain fully functional despite some of the utter dross you have to wade through on BBs :)
No, but the information isn't exactly hidden. Would you like the free tutorial?
For anyone struggling, as of 13:35 the current purchase to sales ratio is about 2:1. The buying outweighs the selling.
So with the release of the latest Corporate Action (the main thrust you'll see in YingTong's post of 09:47) these are no longer even viable as bottom drawer holds; termites have eaten the cabinet and there's not even sawdust left?
That, or a publishing deal for 'Oh Noetry, Bad Poetry Vol. I'
Can anyone put these rumours to bed? It would atreyuble outcome, surely.
In which case ftseexplorer, I think I am talking from my jacksy.
Sounds like your broker is talking from their hind portion. You bought on the 27th, the record time for the share consolidation was 6:00 p.m. on 27 August 2021 per the RNS.
Either you bought before the record time or you didn't, they can't have it both ways. Even, for argument's sake, you put T+1 into the mix, your buy would have happened on the date of record but would not be recorded until 31 August (what with there having been a bank holiday).
So either you bought in *on* the day of record and, as such are entitled to your dividend, or you bought *after* the day of record and are not entitled to a dividend with an important factor being that you cannot *also* have your shareholding reduced. That'd be completely bonkers.
I'd suggest a follow-up call with the broker and ask for someone heading up a team / management level and see if they can't straighten it out. It's not Schrödinger's Dividend, after all.
Unfortunately, Bantu, it does sound like it.
£20,000 in at - say £1.65 or so - 12,100 shares (for an even number) which becomes 10,890 shares and with a dividend of £1,815 but if the share price remains, as is, £1.70 you've got a holding worth roughly £19,000 now. Open to correction, I'm not saying what I tell you is accurate to the penny, just how I estimate it.
Still waiting here. I'm with Fidelity.
Not entirely thrilled to have called the 5% drop. The real pleasure will be finding out if I am correct in believing that there can be a steady climb back to £15.30 by 31 March. I have a lot less faith in that "prediction". Call it wishful thinking.
Not a bad tactic at all CSDI1962 as, at the moment, you could probably get in at £14.46 based on Fidelity's data. Reasonable discount.
5% drop would bring it to £14.25 which I don't find entirely implausible simply because I'd be expecting to see a rise on the days prior. The modest rise only seems to have occurred between close on Friday and about 15:30 yesterday noon with a drop back to the exact point we were one week ago.
If there's any increase this afternoon once "America wakes up" I think we'll see it dissolve tomorrow. I think the dividend is 3.10% this time around and the general rule that tends to get applied is that you should expect to see that drop in the share price on the day as those who dart from company to company take their capital back out and look for the next dividend provider.
Long term holders probably shouldn't be dissuaded by any of this given the likelihood that you'll either a) be looking at a profit over the long term from your income or b) you'll be taking a reinvestment option of shares and increasing your holding at no further capital investment.
Could it touch £14.19 tomorrow? I personally think so. Now that I've committed to text, will it happen? No chance. Would it be a great opportunity to top up for those with the available capital? I would be doing it if I had that capital, but I suppose it depends how deep you are already in!
But here, now I have said it, I will be made to look a fool as it barely scrapes down to £14.80 and then ticks back up into the £15.30 region by EOM March 2021.
Tomorrow, CHRI55. Hold on 18th to be entitled. Fully expect that we'll see £14.1x tomorrow morning and have a month long climb back to £15.00 (all imo, dyor, nfa)