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Am i correct in thinking that if a company buys back tens or hundreds of millions of its own shares, then the dividend should (in theory) be easier to payout ?

I never thought of a placing, but i thought the SP had gone above being any value. On that note i could only see a reversal of the SP (Unless major news of big increases in turnover, profits or dividends was announced)
Simple value investing really.
I could of stayed in & made more out of the rising SP, But it reached the point i wanted to get out quite quickly & there were other stocks i wanted to invest in, as i thought there was more value in them :)

Not really shrewd - I just didn't see value as the SP climbed higher than when i sold out.
Also, when the SP of a company keeps climbing without news of massive % increase in its turnover, profits or dividends then investor sentiment changes & those in at lower prices sell out.
I never saw any placing coming, Just a reversal of the climbing SP that had climbed too high IMHO.

I remember buying bbox at around 80p during the covid crash & set my usual target price of 170p. Obviously I sold out at that price & was surprised when i recently looked at the SP to find it in the 230's. My immediate thought was that a reverse in the SP was on the cards, though I doubt this will drop to a point where I'll dive back in again.

Fuel panic, Brent crude oil at around $80 a barrel, my RDSB shares climbing & luckily i added a few weeks ago plus have been re-investing my dividends & i walk to work, so i'm not drastically impacted by fuel price hikes.
Thank you to the selfish panic buyers :)
Silver lining comes to mind :D

I've just read that since cinemas opened in May, more than 7 million people have visited Odeon cinemas.
This looks s decent long term hold, topping up on any dips without disastrous news.
I'm not invested here, But am certainly looking into Cineworld.

This is one share I always look to invest in around the £10 Mark or below.
Reliable earnings, low cash burn of earnings, healthy dividend payer etc
At £10 it's a no brainer IMHO.

I've just been reading up on Centamin (CEY) & there's quite a bit of conflict for reasons to & not to invest. I'm always on the lookout for a dividend yielding share with an SP that's plunged from its high.

I bought back into Vod during last year's crash so I'm sitting in profit. I also added recently around the 118p mark & have been more than happy to add monthly & have my divi's reinvested below 125p.

Following the recent decline in the SP, i decided to buy some PHE shares. I've always liked the story going forward & let's hope this story plays out well for all PHE holders.

Bore off Rocky, Apollo Creed or whatever you call yourself.
I'd take pleasure if i knew folk didn't buy in at the top & there's nothing sick about that - end of !!

Giver ?
You're deluded !
Feel free to run along then ;)

500% in 2019 just checked.
No Clairvoyance was needed to know that PHE share price had risen beyond reason & you shouldn't have been "pumping it up" after it had risen so quickly. I felt sorry for those buying near 7p/never mind 10p.

I've sold out of bids on 3 occasions at decent profits 100% minimum up to 300%. So thanks for pointing that out :)
Just like i sold out of PHE twice at massive % of profits, But you were carping on at 9.80p about how wrong i was. You're not only misguided about PHE, but you act like a mardy little boy too !
I've also just sold some of my holding out of DELT at nice profit & invested the proceeds into TEP at £10-22p average for a nice 5.5% dividend (Feel free to laugh at me if TEP drops to 3p)

Well, i did warn folk about buying in around the 10p mark (to the annoyance of some of the rampers on here) !!
I love the story to green energy shares such as PHE, but when a company has no income & the SP flies = For myself it was time to get out until something concrete was announced.
I hope in years to come PHE turns into a fantastic profitable green energy company.

After selling some more non dividend stocks that have risen recently, I decided to add even more TEP today.
Steady company that doesn't have to use as much of it's earnings compared to plenty of other dividend paying companies.

Decided to add more today & it's showing as a sell on the trade page !

I've been more than happy to add both BP & RSDB during the sell off. I'll keep adding & have dividends reinvested at these prices too. Surely buying back a billion shares makes paying the dividend even easier.
Long may it continue :)

I bought back into Vod during last year's crash, so an SP above 100p mean I can't go wrong. I also added recently below 120p & not sure why some are selling at these prices (it was over 140p a few weeks ago).
I'm happy to add & have done so.

Me too Uncle Doug