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After top slicing some profits off some stocks a few days ago, i've decided to add here again (Didn't expect it to go below 200p). In a way i'm glad it did, because if they get their act together it could be a great recovery play plus dividends too.

I remember this share reaching around 2400p a few years ago, so I've sold off some profits in other companies & decided to buy in for the first time today.
GLA

A couple more days like this & Bens Creek will become my largest holding (overtaking my ftse 100 holdings).
Under normal circumstances I'd start slicing & reinvest the profits into the likes of DEC & IMB for the decent dividends, But I'm tempted to let this one ride & hopefully see 100p plus.
Future dividend payer here ?

wow !
Climb down out of your own backside & give your head a wobble HeresHopin.
Yours is such a sad, clueless post that's been reported.
FYI i invested in CINE in March 2020 due to the SP being what I thought was an extremely low price & because I genuinely thought Covid 19 disruption would be short term.
The fact that the SP rose dramatically in such a short space of time was surprising to say the least & I took advantage by selling at nearly 200% profit (I can imagine many others did that day)
The fact I posted on here today shows I've looked into Cine as an undervalued company to invest in, But I need more of a reason than I can find at the moment.
Keyboard warriors gotta love em :D

That's just your sarcastic reply HeresHopin & I don't need people to ask me to invest ;-)

I'm invested in around 20 companies at the moment thanks Funinvestor :)
Cineworld certainly owes me nothing, due to me buying in during the big 2020 crash at 22p & selling for over 70p inside of 24 hours.

Also, if I want to post on here I will & you'll just have to scroll past & quietly curse to yourself.
In other words "do one"
GLTA invested.

I'm invested in around 20 companies at the moment thanks Funinvestor :)
Cineworld certainly owes me nothing, due to me buying in during the big 2020 crash at 22p & selling for over 70p inside of 24 hours.

Also, if I want to post on here I will & you'll just have to scroll past & quietly curse to yourself.
In other words "do one"
GLTA invested.

My concern going forward for Cineworld, is that historically on sales of over £4 billion it doesn't even make £400 million profit.
I'm struggling to find a reason to invest.

JUP is one of the smaller holdings in my income of, But I'll usually add when it sits under 250p for the 7% yield.

I've just read a post asking if there's still time to jump aboard Shell ?
Probably, But I'd have said the time to jump aboard was between 900p & 1300p (when i bought in)
Wasn't it the LEGENDARY Warren Buffet who said "Buy when others are fearful"
& "be fearful when others are greedy"
I'm happy to hold for now & collect dividends, while sitting well in profit.
If the SP climbs to 2500p I may well sell 25% & reinvest elsewhere.

After having a bit of a sort out, I Decided to add more today.
Good luck to all nvested here.

Robleo, I find JUP to be sitting at a cheap(ish) valuation & paying around 7.4% yield. Most dividend payers have reduced their dividends over the last couple of years. The dividend is covered & I already own the likes of BP, RDSB, IMB, VOD, LLOYDS, UNILEVER, PCA & UKW that pay vert healthy dividends against the purchase price.
If JUP was 320p I wouldn't have bought in, But at 230p I think it offers value.

I'm glad Vod rose from it's recent low levels & I've now sold 20% of my holding & reinvested the profits into JUP for the 7% yield & for PF balance reasons too.

Top sluced = gotta love predictive text lol !

The DEC dividend looked pretty good when it arrived in my HL account & i wanted to buy more while DEC is still under 110p.
IMB was my largest holding even at 1450p, so with the SP over 1700p i decided to sell the capital gains profits & reinvest the money into more DEC to add a bit more balance to my income PF.
RDSB could be sliced next, But with crude approaching $90 a barrel = it may have to wait a while longer yet.

Decided to sell a few yesterday that I'd bought for 1410p & to keep the dividend payments coming in, the cash was reinvested into Diversified Energy (DEC) for the 10% yield.
Should IMB dip, I'll certainly add more again.

I added an extra £550 @3.9p yesterday & will continue to add monthly if the price doesn't rocket up.

The time to re-enter was before the 3rd dividend really. I bought into IMB in the low 1400's & added at upto 1550. My only concern about getting in now would be that it could drop after the final dividend, due to the next two dividends being the smaller ones.
Saying that..... it is my largest holding.

I'm ignoring the doubters & have nibbled again today.

Typical that the day you have an extra 1k ready to throw in, the SP jumps !!!

If Brent reaches $200 per barrel I'll buy yours off you for £4 !!