RE: Tfif15 Apr 2026 13:24
All over £3.99? A trade is £3.99, but when you have a sizeable dividend amount going to multiple places (numerous trades) it adds up. This is not rocket science, it is basic mathematics.
Let me further explain, if you are buying £100 of X with zero charge, then barring stamp duty it’s a good trade. If you now don’t have the funds then it’s £3.99 to trade on another day…so you instantly lose 3.99% for no reason other than bad timing; that’s the bit you cannot comprehend. Could I wait for next month? Well I could but I’ve managed to do exceptionally well with the Orange wave, and in a month’s time I think the opps will die off.
Now it’s nobody’s business why a sizeable dividend is being split to bolster other share holdings, but do you see the inane post now?
I digress, and it’s nice of you to reminisce on here about previous posters I don’t know or care about. This is all about taking this opportunity and ramming it before ( like this time with the tariffs) it’s all resolved.
I wasn’t quibbling over £3.99, and if you read and assimilate my post, it’s the silence from the company and bad luck on my timing- not anything more.
Now let’s imagine you never read it, and that you can do basic maths. All good!