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Yes you can! It is the one and only div for FY 2022! And what the board is saying they will expect to maintain for FY23.
Just over 4% did yield based on closing sp yesterday. I'm sure the yield will be higher by this afternoon...
60p per share is a lot less than most expected, although an interim of about 20p can be expected to be paid in November. Pretty dire div and I'm guessing the sp will be hit a good deal despite decent results otherwise. The Government forcing another £275m to be written off for buildings repairs is doing no favours but was predictable. Ouch.
Velladean I don't think you've read quite right. There's only one div for FY 2022 - announced tomorrow. An interim for FY 2023 paid Autumn 2023 is expected to be announced with a final div for FY 2023 announced in 1 year. Interim div for 2023 will likely be modest given current trading but hopefully things pick up before the Autumn. We'll see!
With stamp duty and other costs of buying as they are and overall inflation property is still as always worth hanging onto. Increasing income over time almost guaranteed and increasing asset prices! Why would they sell? Cash interest rates not likely to remain high for long...
Why do you think xd date mid June? The div will be for calendar year 2022 and an interim div is mooted for late 2023 for the current calendar year. Without further indications I'd expect xd mid to late March and mid to late Sept with payment about a month later. Anyway, that's what I'm hoping. Currently guessing 80-90p and 30p for the 2 divs this calendar year.
Love your optimism. I've just bought back in after selling a few days ago so reasonably happy. However the UT trades at 16.35 are not big buys! They are balancing the trading book. What you write is misleading!
Those buys and sells are total fiction (sadly and annoyingly). Interest rates predicted to stay up longer than previously hoped, and Persimmon especially sensitive to first time buyers and mortgage rates.
I hadn't sold you idiot, just dipped out at what I considered a local high. I've bough them all back today and netted a trading gain. I've been holding a recommending Card for several years. I don't think you've read my posts properly. Anyway, enough of this. Card has come back a bit but still at a higher price than for some time, and long may that continue.