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The dividend is looking safe.
I’m watching the SP rally this afternoon, cancelling this morning’s losses.
I have 55,000 shares in this at 1.99 so it’s looking good.
The guy on here who bought up at 1.97. I say to you, Bravo sir.
Impeccable timing.
Im not going anywhere in May! I can smell profit!
Great to see this one finally gathering some momentum. I have heavily invested at 199.13 on Friday. Massively undervalued stock IMO with a safe dividend.
Well, I’ve topped up again, making this my largest holding.
Seems to be a no-brainer to get in below the £2 mark. I’ll exit at £2.20 whenever that will be…
With MNG at a discount, £1.97 as I write, I have topped up another 500 shares but considering adding more. Anyone know anything that Im missing here? This dip has remained firm.
I am buying the dip. so there.
10% solid-looking dividend, this stock is a joy to long-term-hold.
What will the impending gov sale do to the share price if they're selling at a discount? Surely they have to pitch the SP near the market price? Im panning to exit this stock as soon as the current rise ends. Too much of a dividend trap.
Im glad I waited now, 4% up today is lovely. I might wait one more day....
If I sell today, will I still receive the dividend? Or do I need to wait til tomorrow to sell? The 5 point expected drop has virtually recovered as of writing this at 2.20pm and that is confusing me.
Topped up my holding today as share price is crazy low. Now getting a heady 8.2 % yield. It's a no brainer with the ex div date coming up soon.
They did explain - decrease in demand for loans will hurt the bottom line going forward
Bit late for the 3% gain. Share price struggling to even get back to 158.5
Well predicted
Ive got a large BARC position, have topped up this morning temporarily. Expect a dip this afternoon?
Forget that, just read on Reuters that Barclays have stated that lending is falling and savings are rising due to high interest rates. This reduces the bank’s profitability in the long run. Sort of a profit warning for the next earnings declaration. Makes more sense now.
Investors knew that Barclays would make record profits so expected the dividend to be much higher. But it’s not. Hence the massive disappointment and fall in price. This is my best guess, I don’t really know either.
The article is excellent. Baghdad, understandably are basically wanting control of the oil exports rather than letting the KRG do it themselves. Hopefully they will let GKP and Genel continue at some point. Unfortunately, the flow of money will be rerouted to the Iraqi government rather than the Kurdish one and new deals will no doubt have to be hammered out. As for any dividend or share price recovery, Im being pessimistic. It has been a difficult hold but it may well now be time to move on.
This is such a hard hold. 40% down on my investment, it was meant to be a short term dividend grab but it looks more and more likely that I should just dump it before the company completely folds. Anybody got any advice?