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Yes- but obviously subject to fluctuation.
Dummy trade shows actual spread of .000271 to .00032. Massively less than 60%. Besides which what do you expect for a microcap company?
Absolutely. For geographical balance with a decent yield
A sense of 'could have been worse' about these numbers. Still not tempted to buy.
Good article Krusty. Worth a punt at this price. I've added again.
Banzai. Sadly funding comes before starting open pit mine. We've already been diluted to the moon and back and borrowing is very expensive (if you can get it for this project). As I've said before, if this company is so undervalued why has nobody made an offer for it? A long term disaster with a self serving idiot in charge. Don't get your hopes up in this dire market
The divi has disappeared in sp fall this morning. Surprise surprise
LOTM. Exactly that. Director buy last week. I added this morning. This is a long term class act with a great divi.
CaneToad. It's really a case of which ones are doing least badly. My portfolio (50 shares/investment trusts ) are mostly underwater. The divis can't keep up! My best performer has been AEW, but I think it's a long term game for me - trying to identify best value and use divis to top up. Look out for consistent company buybacks ( I like SEQI a lot)
Sorry Doc. I disagree. Time is a critical factor in the equation. If you lost your job and couldn't pay the mortgage the bank is not going to say 'Ok we'll come back in a few years when things look better'. Anything s only worth what someone will pay for it-now.
This is turning from a long term investment into a marathon investment. Dividends can't keep up with sp depreciation. I suspect that drip feeding at these levels is the best solution
The NAV figure is notional. The true figure would emerge if the portfolio had to be liquidated in a month. What would be offered for the offices in that scenario?
The other week you said you had too many and now you want more? Does .185p really make a difference given the potential rewards? Shame the asset disposals are so painfully slow
You would think so. On a 45% discount to Nav and double digit potential yield next year it must be oversold. Gives good geographical diversity to my portfolio
Generally a pretty decent property portfolio. I'm a bit concerned about the gyms and motor dealership being affected by belt-tightening though
As it stands the yield (based on todays sp and nav) will be about 6.75% from January. I like the geographical diversity and the strong revenue reserves.
It's a win win for investors. The buy backs mean the company saves the 8% it would pay to holders in dividends. If you don't need the dividend and are confident in the future of the trust then you're getting more shares at a knock down price
Sorry but people have been waiting for licenses, asset sales, IPOs and various developments even before the incumbent idiot (5 years ago) and nothing happens. How long are you prepared to wait?
Sadly this very situation is replicated among many AIM shares. Public companies should aim to produce a progressive profit and dividend stream to justify anyone buying its shares. Here you will only make money if we enter another speculative phase in the market and the suckers come back. Unlikely for the forseeable.
MrT. I know it's hard to credit but this company is just a cash cow for Bird. Keep it alive for the fees and benefits. Ask yourself why nobody has made a bid for Bezant and then sold off the component operations piecemeal if there's so much hidden value. Probably because they don't believe there is. At least it still has a weak pulse