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... just insist that any homes built on flood prone areas are three stories high and the bottom level just used as a garage and store room only, also insist that all occupants must learn to swim asap? Perhaps only allow pets such as goldfish which could survive water entering the home.
Yes, I too truly considerd using my ISA money for this year to buy into BP, but as usual left it too late. Already hold a lot of them but 425 seems to be a good solid base to buy in at. He who hesitates and all that! Would have been an easy £500.
9m sell today.
Thank you, like you am into LLoyds, and thought this would be something that at least pays a divi, although after reading much about car insurance firms, seems like profit is under threat. As for the great predictor, no doubt does Lottery 'expecting' to win.
In an IPO such as this, where only a small percentage has been sold, and the lions share are yet to be floated, what will happen to the share price once the reamaing lot are released? Ie 70% are yet to be sold. If a 'normal' company were to release that amount of stock, the share price would fall by a huge amount as it would be seen to be diluted by 70%. How and Why will this be different? Also at what price will the rest be floated at? Will it be at 175, or whatever they decide at the time depending on current share price for DLG.? I think that as many chancers myself included, bought into this just to make an easy buck, the day normal trading starts I think this will plummet. As most will sell up and buy an iphone 5 or something equally as unnecessary.
Do you think that the Direct Line IPO will be a good buy? Very tempted, but put off as of this Gov interference in insurance. Have had enough of them ruining banking shares.
Well I guess it is good if like me you have your divi re-invested to buy shares if the price drops. Yet still think most of the time the share price of most companies drop on ex day by the same amount as that of the divi.
As per usual, receive a divi of just over 3 and watch the share price drop by over 4p. Divis are a con, best off selling up pre ex div and buying back in, provided you hold enough, even including dealing charge you would be better off.
Transaction in shares by Person Discharging Managerial Responsibility ("PDMR") Ordinary Shares of 27.5p each only all too soon are likey to and will wish we hadn't! 21 August 2012 RSA Insurance Group plc (the "Company") received notification on 21 August 2012 of the following transaction in its ordinary shares of 27.5p each ("Ordinary Shares") by Timothy Mitchell, a PDMR of the Company. On 21 August 2012, Mr Mitchell sold 77,500 Ordinary Shares at a price of GBP1.1348 per share. This announcement is made following notification made in accordance with Disclosure and Transparency Rule 3.1.2R. The transaction was carried out in London.
Guess it was sell order, as Barc has cut us by 8p, and I guess someone got wind of this last night.
............Has faith or lacks confidence, as there is a buy or sell for £4.5m showing. It says buy, but not so sure as late trades are unpredictable.
Thanks lunatic and woolyback. I don't think you even escape paying tax if you elect to have divis re-invested in shares, least, not if your broker purchases them, as I found with BP. Unsure if you elect to have BP give shares instead of divi, does the same apply, that the Gov still takes tax pre being given the shares? I think so, but not 100%.