Ashley (laura) Share Discussion Threads

[srpactive] 25/8/2014 21:26

Based on roi, gvc are between 8 - 50%
aly - with specials 8 -16%
hgm 7 - 10%
itv with specials 6 -30%

dyor

regards

active

[srpactive] 25/8/2014 16:00

The second 7% is only on 8% of the total so not quite
as high as you mention but better than 1.5% in the building societies.

I have gvc, aly and hgm at the moment others receive dividends but nothing
like those three. ITV based on the value I bought is good though.

Waiting for lam and bpty to recover and join the club.

dyor

regards

active

[irnbru2] 24/8/2014 20:23

Sounds like a plan.

What sort % are you chalking up, per year... 15%?

[srpactive] 22/8/2014 08:50

timanglin

I just reinvest my dividends into the next one due, and
so on and on, a gvc dividend will go into aly, gain
8%, then paid out, it then goes into the next maybe
hgm, gains a 7% dividend and on.

It works for me maybe not for anyone else.

dyor

regards

active

[timanglin] 21/8/2014 21:28

Srp, the dividend is impressive but the growth is as flat as a pancake? Why would You want to move your gvc money here?

[srpactive] 18/8/2014 20:42

Bought more today, I do not want a takeover, just a growing share price
and yield.

[irnbru2] 17/8/2014 18:26

Already bought some last week.....hoping for a takeover.

[srpactive] 16/8/2014 19:59

I will be adding here on Monday, great dividend and the retail
industry doing very well based on H&m and John Lewis.

dyor

regards

active

[scottishfield] 14/8/2014 16:17

nice tickup if it will hold; hope so but won't hold my breath

[irnbru2] 09/8/2014 13:05

Ticking up nicely.

1 shop, 4s, it is not a lot.

[call-logger] 08/8/2014 12:59

Errr...they have 1 shop

[4spiel] 07/8/2014 16:57

LA sell a lot in Russia -not food but stuff they are not desperate for. I dumped these.

[irnbru2] 05/8/2014 21:09

If not needed if bought out find a new position beforehand.
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I would also have thought they would be free to deal, in what otherwise, would be a "closed" period.

[irnbru2] 05/8/2014 20:51

Ah, ok, cheers.

[srpactive] 05/8/2014 08:04

Yes quite right it could be 1 plus 1 = 3, but
generally when a bid is being put together people
at the company know first and they position themselves accordingly.

If not needed if bought out find a new position beforehand.

dyor

regards

active

[irnbru2] 04/8/2014 18:24

spractive,

Not sure how these resignations point to a bid.

However, agree, it must be on the cards.

[srpactive] 04/8/2014 18:12

Non exec + retiring, bid on its way imho.

dyor

regards

active

[srpactive] 25/7/2014 12:30

Then when they move they drop the bid and offer, just
so at the close of business they can push a trade at 25p
to ensure it is unchanged.

You have to laugh.

Thank you for the big dividend mm's, the longer you
keep it down the more I buy for dividend income.

[srpactive] 25/7/2014 11:59

Yes wait until the economy motors then take them over.

[bobby.ifa] 25/7/2014 10:57

I've always believed the Malaysian management lot would take this private anyday now.

[scottishfield] 25/7/2014 10:51

Yes, here for the divi myself, bid would be a bonus I guess (or not, as the case maybe)

[srpactive] 25/7/2014 10:45

30p, that is why they are keeping it in the mid 20's for so long,
a premium of 20% might be accepted.
I was hoping for 36p, last year when share price was buffeting around
29-30p.

Just glad the dividends are so good, do not really want a bid.

dyor

regards

active

[scottishfield] 25/7/2014 10:40

what initial area do you expect any prospective bid to be at by the way?