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just topped up and lowered my average in my ISA - its a punt and was only 7.5% of the new ISA sub but with a mind for a 5 year investment timescale

at this level it might be worth a small top up to lower my average price per share - even if the dividend drops a bit to closer to 6-7% might be a worthwhile exercise.

Having sold at 1101p with an av at 976p - might be worth buying back in for the yield - would be great to know their SVB exposure or equivalent risk profile

That was a conveniently timed dip to allow for the fill up of the ISA at the end of the tax year and pick up another few thousand shares

One of few Questor tips recently in positive territory - bought a 971p so enjoying this rise

could be a standing order once the tax relief arrives in your SIPP. My account is with HL and on the 10th or so it buys on my standing order and later in the month when the tax relief payment is made it uses that to add...

Sentiment does not great with the price dropping today - still, it might be worth a small top up

91p fpr me

Do I want to top up to buy the dividend or not? What is 12.7p a share worth at the moment?

Bought on the Questor tip at 971p - Lloyds has dropped nearly 5% on the Barclays news - i wonder if this is also affected

Saw the Daily Telegraph's Questor tip on this and did some research and for once the Questor tip seems to be working - might drip more in before the end of the ISA year and see how it goes

yes - I've been invested here for a couple of years and regular as clockwork... I am dripping money in each month to take advantage of the low SP the discount v NAV makes this a long term hold and collect for me - even if there is a small reduction in the actual dividend during this recessionary period - it will bounce back -

pretty positive article
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/investors-think-much-cash-bad-thing-stocks-biggest-strength/

The FT is as left wing as the Guardian - its not called the Pink'Un for nothing - look who it has endorsed over the years at elections. It has a bias like the BBC that it can't see

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