The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Topped up at 59p - l think it might take a while to creep back up but happy at a yield nearing 10%
Any ideas?
Good to see -
I found this - might be helpful
https://www.sharingpensions.co.uk/annuity_rates.htm
While it might go lower with general sentiment - its truely a bargain for such a well run company and the income it produces so topped up
FOMO indeed
wanted to by 5500 shares and HL could not live a live quote
Like Direct Line - L&G trades about £1 more than its net asset value NAV at £1.57+/- and SP at £2.54
Lloyds NAV is around 52p trades at 44p
Barclays NAV is around £3.50 trades at £1.65
does this explain the SP fall recently - and is it a concern?
Given the strength of the recent trading statement - 1.75p is a bit miserly - last years was 3.75p final - I do like the fact that the dividend will be paid so quickly
But it is good to see Directors with skin in the game -
wonder what the final dividend will be this year..
Would not be surprised if a bank like Lloyds does not look at HL to move in to wealth management etc at this price would be a bargain
That's a big spread - said the bishop to the actress....
lets hope so
and the rest fm
I wonder if this is the bottom - my dividends in my SIPP are being reinvested at this lower level - no complaints as I bought in at 1070 or something, but it seems an over reaction to drop so low-
Wonder if it becomes a good take over target for someone like Lloyds Bank
had maxed out my ISA so unable to top up at 110p, but my SIPP looking very healthy
if this and HE1 really motor beyond life changing
Questor
Update: Regional Reit
Last month this regional office fund confirmed earlier plans to pay a fourth quarterly dividend for 2021 of 1.7p, which will bring the total for the year to 6.5p. It didn’t say anything about the dividend for the current year, although this column certainly expects an increase. We’ll hear about the first quarterly divi for 2022 on May 25.
Regional said it had collected 98.6pc of rents due in 2021 if we include monthly rents and agreed rental collection plans. It said it remained “in supportive and ongoing discussions with occupiers regarding the balance of the outstanding rent and expects to collect the vast majority in due course”.
That final dividend for 2021 will be paid on April 8. Another trust to hold on to.
I'd buy more if I thought we would get our dividends
and we wonder why our children can't get on the property ladder - I am all for profit but FM
really you all believe we are going to get our dividends?