Jolly - Tax and Death are unavoidable. But as you well know, dividend percentages are expressed (and compared) without tax deduction. British Dividends over the threshold are subject to personal tax payment.
Jolly - Dividend 3.5 Taka @ 0.8p = 2..8p which equates to 5.6% dividendl at share price 50p.
No need to reduce the dividend figure by deducting tax on dividend - you just don't do that on
calculating dividend percentage., tax is more of a personal thing.
It is clear to me that you are trying to talk the share price down, so that you can dive in on the cheap.
At 50p I am happy to be doing some topping up. So should your be if you are interested in making money.
Yes, definately a certainty! Ther is no examplle of this not happening when the Company becomes increasingly well estabished, increasingly internationally known, inreasingly profitable. Could you imagine non-voting GSK shares selling at half price?
Cheers
4unme- I am drowning in there...blub...blyub...blub.
Having said that, I have a liking for non-voting shares with full Dividend rights at half price!
Especially bearning in mind handsome annual earnings growth, and PE-Ratio at current low price standing at just FIVE!
Check that against APH, and you might just like the scent of BXP.
Imagine buying non-voting GSK shares or BP shares at half price , folks would fight over them.
Be careful throwing stones in a glasshouse, APH is not without risk - CEO steps back, Court case hanging over them.
Cheers, and please no more rude messages.
Any concerns will be reflected on the Dhaka exchange home market. So our discount on our non voting shares (which receive the same rising dividend) should remain at much the same level - not rise disproportionally. Imagine buying non voting GSK or BP shares at half price!
Private investors would fight over them. How many private investors ever bother to vote? It is a certainty that the BXP price difference will narrow over time.
4unme - It was someone else, a couple of days ago. Anyway, not to worry, just keep your bargepole well away from my current favourite stock at current low price (BXP). APH may do you well, but should the court case over the £7.9 million fine be lost, and any further stink comes with it to the open, then keep your bargepole handy.
Good wishes.
Was it you who got annoyed last time?
Anyway, I have ramped APH in the past, I am sure plenty people were happy about that and indeed maybe did benefit from that. On the other side, I warned in good time of the likelihood of APH not escaping the £7.9 million fine, that warning is not withdrawn, as yet.
Cheers.
I know that someone on this BB got annoyued with me for mentioning BXP as interesting stock at a very low price.
I stand by that, but sorry if I do annoy anyone.
I sold my APH share quite some time ago, but keep an open mind until the Results of the counrt case over the £7.9 million fine is resolved. Sometimes a little stink can become a big stink. Hopefully APH comes out of it with a clean nose.
Google's info on that is clearly wrong, at XE Currencies the price is actual and active, minor movements all the time, one can lock in the active price at any moment for sending funds abroad.
Look up EX Currencies.
BXP closing price on Dhaka stock exchange Taka 155.10
Exchange rate just now: Take 122.67 = £1
Cheers.