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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Diverse Income Trust (the) Plc | LSE:DIVI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B65TLW28 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.50 | 0.58% | 86.50 | 86.40 | 86.60 | 87.00 | 85.60 | 85.60 | 599,199 | 16:35:27 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt | -55.09M | -62.92M | -0.1739 | -4.97 | 312.7M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/1/2004 18:47 | FTSE100 Name Yield United Utilities 8.87% Scottish & Newcastle 8.17% Lloyds-TSB 7.74% Scottish Power 6.42% BAE Systems 5.53% Old Mutual Ord 5.16% Sainsbury (J) 5.14% Dixons Grp Ord 4.94% BOC Grp 4.59% Hays 4.39% FTSE350 Name Yield United Utilities 8.87% Scottish & Newcastle 8.17% Lloyds-TSB 7.74% Novar 7.09% Singer & Friedlander Grp 6.98% Smith WH 6.79% Jarvis 6.57% Scottish Power 6.42% Northern Foods 6.36% Smith David S 5.60% | agincourt | |
01/1/2004 18:46 | well the dates depends on when companies announce the results. like LLOY this years ex div dates is in mid march (i think) but at least by showing last years date one has an approx idea of 2004 dates? by the way i am getting a msg (java.clicksglobal.c | psps | |
01/1/2004 18:44 | mmmm thats a shame - how to you get things to stay in a columns ? | agincourt | |
01/1/2004 18:43 | FTSE100 Epic Name Sector 22/12 Divi (p) Yield Divi. Cover UU. United Utilities Utilities 43.55 8.87% 1.2 SCTN Scottish & Newcastle Beverages 30.18 8.17% 1.1 LLOY Lloyds-TSB Banks 34.20 7.74% 1.0 SPW Scottish Power Electricity 23.85 6.42% 1.5 BA. BAE Systems Aerospace 9.20 5.53% 2.2 OML Old Mutual Ord Life Assurance 4.80 5.16% 2.2 SBRY Sainsbury (J) Food and Drug 15.69 5.14% 1.4 DXNS Dixons Grp Ord General Retailer 6.65 4.94% 1.6 BOC BOC Grp Chemicals 39.00 4.59% 1.3 HAS Hays Support Svcs 5.38 4.39% 1.0 Ave :- 6.10% 1.5 FTSE350 Epic Name Sector 22/12 Divi (p) Yield Divi. Cover UU. United Utilities Utilities 43.55 8.87% 1.2 SCTN Scottish & Newcastle Beverages 30.18 8.17% 1.1 LLOY Lloyds-TSB Banks 34.20 7.74% 1.0 NVR Novar Construction 9.50 7.09% 1.1 SFL Singer & Fr Speciality 14.50 6.98% 1.1 SMWH Smith WH General Retailer 19.00 6.79% 1.4 JRVS Jarvis Support Svcs 13.00 6.57% 3.1 SPW Scottish Power Electricity 23.85 6.42% 1.5 NFDS Northern Foods Food Producers 8.75 6.36% 1.8 SMDS Smith David S Forestry 8.80 5.60% 1.8 Ave :- 7.06% 1.5 | agincourt | |
01/1/2004 18:40 | what about 2oo4? | maywillow | |
01/1/2004 18:35 | ex div dates are for 2003 AAP 9 apr 03 and 8 Oct 03 AVON 14 Jan 04 (4.5p) and 4 Aug 03 (so if anyone fancies a div buy before 14 Jan 04) CSLT 12 mar and 13 aug LLOY 26 feb 03 and 13 Aug 03 | psps | |
01/1/2004 18:32 | psps you post them and i'll put them in the header. | maywillow | |
01/1/2004 18:28 | also ex div dates would be helpful | psps | |
29/12/2003 13:21 | thanks ian, will change things as we go along as and when i have a moment. | maywillow | |
29/12/2003 13:18 | maywillow, I see I've been elevated to the thread header (!). It may be worth you editing out those divi yields in brackets as they only relate to the original price I paid for the shares and are irrelevant to new investors. On reflection, it may be worth adding Greene King GKN 3.54% to the list - it's come up a long way from my purchase price but 3.54% net of basic rate tax is still not to be sneezed at. There used to be a chap posting on moneyworld/moneyextr Regards, Ian | jeffian | |
29/12/2003 13:03 | much appreciated jeffian. thanks for the info. As it happens i live in France on the Swiss Border. Read most of the papers and journals too,even a few in French. Thought these articles were good enough to get the divi thread agoing. Enjoy the fun | maywillow | |
29/12/2003 12:37 | Thanks Jeffian. Will start checking them out. | gulliverr | |
29/12/2003 12:30 | Blimey, maywillow, do you work for the Scotsman, or don't you get any proper newspapers up there?! 8-) Anyway, your point is valid, but hasn't it always been for serious long-term investors rather than short-term traders? I built an income portfolio from 1998-2000 when these stocks were highly unfashionable and all eyes were on TMT. I've had the double benefit of a high and growing yield plus capital appreciation as the market has come back to our way of thinking. Here are some from my portfolio which are still worth considering for yield - I show the current yield but also in brackets my own yield on cost: Alpha Airports AAP 4.42% (7.2%) Avon Rubber AVON 3.58% (6.56%) Cosalt CSLT 4.96% (9.46%) Hardys & Hanson HDYS 3.83% (8.70%) Lloyds TSB LLOY 7.74% (8.87%) Metalrax MRX 6.47% (7.94%) S&U SUS 5.09% (7.09%) There are others where the yield is no longer that attractive but which could be bought cheaply a few years ago and have only become 'low yield' through stellar capital appreciation - Enterprise Inns, Greene King, New Look and Stagecoach being examples from my own portfolio. Yep, I love divis, so please add your suggestions to the thread, folks. IMHO, anything which pays more than money in the bank is worth researching further. Regards, Ian | jeffian | |
29/12/2003 12:07 | especially 4 U, UU., Gulliverr | maywillow | |
29/12/2003 09:47 | Any other suggestions? What about United Utilities? | gulliverr | |
29/12/2003 09:09 | courtesy of ALEMAN Courtesy of sledin 7 Nov '16 - 21:16 - 143 of 144 0 0 This is quite comprehensive courtesy of Aleman 7 Nov '16 - 20:31 - 137 of 137 0 0 again thanks to Aleman 28 May '19 - 10:34 - 324 of 325 0 0 0 Are Dividends Back in Vogue?. ONE JUST HAS TO LOVE DIVIDENDS | maywillow | |
10/9/2003 14:31 | Is it working or is it the wretched applet problem again. I'm getting a blank screen and this from the Java Console: Java(TM) Plug-in: Version 1.4.2 Using JRE version 1.4.2 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM User home directory = C:\WINDOWS -------------------- c: clear console window f: finalize objects on finalization queue g: garbage collect h: display this help message l: dump classloader list m: print memory usage o: trigger logging p: reload proxy configuration q: hide console r: reload policy configuration s: dump system properties t: dump thread list v: dump thread stack x: clear classloader cache 0-5: set trace level to -------------------- java.lang.ClassForma at java.lang.ClassLoade at java.lang.ClassLoade at java.security.Secure at sun.applet.AppletCla at java.lang.ClassLoade at sun.applet.AppletCla at java.lang.ClassLoade at sun.applet.AppletCla at sun.applet.AppletPan at sun.plugin.AppletVie at sun.applet.AppletPan at sun.applet.AppletPan at java.lang.Thread.run What is a Bad Magic Number? | the other kevin | |
04/9/2003 16:54 | Advfn, nice new (ish) feature the dividend summary. Could we have a filter function please? EG: Only show FTSE 250's that are paying a dividend over 4% yield in the next 6 weeks.. etc. Also some companies are being duplicated two or three times in the list. Thanks. | m_p_h | |
20/8/2003 13:26 | Thanks to you both Pat | business link | |
18/8/2003 16:48 | www.dadd.co.uk | shifty clifty |
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