Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
I am extremely tempted to sell everything in my sipp and put it all in here. Going to have a real lack of diversity in my sipp if i do that. I'm 36 so iv got time to start it all again. Someone talk me round lol
If you hold shares on 02/12/21 you'll receive 26.7p per share paid on 12/01/2022
I imagine the fact that they have posted it on their site, and investors could potentially invest based on that infomation, they would leave themselves open to a legal action if it was incorrect. I get what your saying though I haven't as yet seen that infomation from RMG, not saying it's not there, I just haven't found it yet. I'm fairly confident HL wouldn't just pick a random number surely a ftse 100 company like Hargreaves lansdown wouldn't post incorrect infomation
The buy back policy won't increase the special dividend as the special dividend has already been set at 20p per share. Added to the 6.7p dividend gives 26.7p per share. It will obviously reduce the capital expenditure of RMG in paying said dividend.
My source for this is my HL trading account, listed under financials and dividend tab for RMG
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Hope so my average is 316 at the moment, but iv traded loads from as low as 238, and it resets when I sell. You do know the GOM payments are long term
Never heard of this company till it was in the news, not sure how it can be trading a chunk below the inevitable offer that's going to be formalised at 3,516.00 thinking it might be worth a punt.
Tacet, thank you kindly for sharing this information. I do find it strange that someone with your high level of government clearance, that you clearly have, that you are prepared to share it on a forum chat board.
The doubt I have with your statement is that the government don't seem to know what they are doing themselfs. No sooner do they announce something, do they make a u-turn.
I don't doubt, however, that they have contingency plans for every eventually. Maybe this was one of the classified documents that happened to land upon your desk?
Hopefully this drop will be maintained for another 24 hours when some funds hit my account. Happy at these prices to wait it out. #leveragedinvesting
Did you expect bp. Strategy to show results over night? 3-5 years was my initial investment period. Nothings changed for me, makes me laugh when other investors lose faith after a non event. I use the term investors loosely
I feel pressure is mounting on looney to cut the dividend further. Not posting any tangible evidence for my opinion as we don't bother with that on this board.
The strategy he announced 11 months ago was long term. If you read it then you will see how silly your post looks
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/08/05/bp-ceo-says-dividend-cut-deeply-rooted-in-strategy.html
It is shell whom are catching up with us with regards to dividend.
If our ceo says something is deeply rooted in our strategy then im gonna assume that he means it. Its nice that you have your opinion, but do you have any evidence to back up your opinion. Ill post this article everything some starts talking about dividend hike.
Cash machine, but if you look at what analysts predict our green investment will be during our transition, to get anywhere close to profits we currently / previously made then you'll see why we are not up at 5 quid a share.
On the plus side its coming home!
Well iv topped up throughout this 2 day fall ranging from 316 312 and 308, even closed some other positions elsewhere. May well drop lower but these are positions I'm happy with, and happy to of had the opportunity to top up in the run up to results and next divi. Now to sit back and wait
Markgo, i haven't invested in bp because I think I'm first to the party and expecting the big boys to follow suit in due course.
Iv invested based on the direction of the company (future proofing) and the cash generation I believe with happen while providing a robust dividend.
If you think of an investment as a longer term thing, then I think you would be happier.
Dont forget we are still in a pandemic, but at present bp has alot in its favour, but these things can change over night. I think stagnation is the wrong word here. We have risen substantial from our year lows. Patience is key imo
(Sharecast News) - OPEC+'s failure to reach an agreement on raising production two days before is unlikely to herald the start of a price war between its members, analysts at Morgan Stanley said - but there were medium-term risks.
Yes, keeping the production quotas of the group's member countries unchanged now would restrict supply and buoy prices in the short-term, they conceded.
That was especially important because the oil market had already been undersupplied in recent months to the tune of 2.0m barrels a day and demand was expected to jump by 3.0m b/d between June and December.
Hence, global oil inventories were being depleted at a quick pace.
However, over the medium-term, the group of producer countries was sitting on top of approximately 6.2m barrels a day of spare capacity, if one included the Russian Federation but left out Iran, Morgan Stanley added.
So if the current stand-off between those countries that wanted to boost output further and those who didn't continued, that might see some of them break their quotas, eventually leading to a race to gain market share that drives prices lower.
"The question however, is whether that latter scenario is really so likely? The consequences of letting that scenario play out are not to be taken lightly. There have been prior periods where lack of agreement eventually led to a full breakdown in cooperation and sharp increases in production," they said.
"In those cases, Saudi Arabia itself has often added to significantly to supply, with the eventual aim of driving members back to the negotiating table via a period of (very) low oil prices."
Nonetheless, for Morgan Stanley the most likely scenario was one where OPEC+, including the UAE, ended up going ahead with an increase in combined OPEC+ output between August to December of 2.0m b/d, which would suffice to keep crude oil prices in a range of $75-80 a barrel.
Just asked you to verify your statement that your a pro by explaining what qualifications you have. I posted evidence that suggests the opposite. Forgive me for not believing every statement I read on here, im only asking you to back up your statement.
If my pro financial advisor was asking for advice on a chat forum I'd be slightly concerned
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Confused02 Oct 2020 11:46
Something doesn't add up here for me, perhaps you guys can help as I'm tempted to cash out today with a significant loss.
Confused was the subject of your post on 02 October, im sure as a pro you are aware you can look back over people's previous posts
Autonut, this doesn't sound like the words of a "pro" who "knows what he's talking about."
This was your post a matter of months ago.
Confused02 Oct 2020 11:46
"Something doesn't add up here for me, perhaps you guys can help as I'm tempted to cash out today with a significant loss."
You shouldn't be advising people and telling people your a pro when asking others for advice and clearly showing a sizeable loss on your portfolio