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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Henderson High Income Trust Plc LSE:HHI London Ordinary Share GB0009580571 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.25 -0.19% 131.50 195,159 16:29:45
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
131.00 132.00 131.50 131.50 131.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Equity Investment Instruments 15.05 13.68 10.59 12.4 147
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:14 UT 1 131.50 GBX
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Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2020-10-20 15:35:14131.5011.32UT
2020-10-20 15:24:55131.501,1001,446.50AT
2020-10-20 15:16:19131.566,8008,945.74O
2020-10-20 14:53:48131.0615,00019,658.25O
2020-10-20 14:23:27131.061,5001,965.83O
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20/10/2020
09:20		Henderson High Income Daily Update: Henderson High Income Trust Plc is listed in the Equity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HHI. The last closing price for Henderson High Income was 131.75p.
Henderson High Income Trust Plc has a 4 week average price of 121.50p and a 12 week average price of 121.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 195p while the 1 year low share price is currently 102.50p.
There are currently 111,942,365 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 187,664 shares. The market capitalisation of Henderson High Income Trust Plc is £147,204,209.98.
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01/10/2020
17:16		superiorshares: mbu69 That is a difficult one . There is the option of buying a basket of the big Techs. Ride the stimulus momentum . At some point that will stop and reverse . When it does the drop will be insane !.. I am going to leave that , it would be my luck the reverse happened the day after my Purchase :-) I have had HFE many years back . Invested about a year after the Asian currency crisis. The profit was very chunky. At some point I wish to try my luck with HHI . I just cant see them not cutting the dividend though. I could well be wrong on that ?.. This Winter is going to be very messy and very sad !..I like compounding theory but if you are in at the wrong point it compounds the wrong way . I am going to wait till at least March . Good Luck . I will be in in due course . Regards
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29/9/2020
17:06		superiorshares: mbu69. . why on earth would you leave out the Capital destruction ? What is your holding value today ? I see your thousand at £ 3.65. At some point I will put into HHI . There will be a dividend cut first. looking at both HHI and MRCH there share prices are at the same price today that they were Ten Years ago . MRCH lower than ten years ago . Not Good !
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29/9/2020
09:44		mbu69: Feels like the wrong thread but this is my SIPP MRCH holding compounding all by it's self ( except one top up in March this year ) It's an income trust so ignore the capital value at this point in time and look at the effect of quarterly compounding and increasing dividends over 3 or so years on the income from it. Good? Bad? ....... If they can maintain the dividend i'd say good. I'm sure this would be similar with HHI. 22/05/2017 128 £4.93 £635.70 15/08/2017 132 £4.83 £643.11 20/11/2017 138 £4.77 £663.30 06/03/2018 140 £4.77 £672.14 01/06/2018 130 £5.29 £691.40 24/08/2018 139 £5.08 £709.65 19/11/2018 150 £4.82 £727.62 08/03/2019 150 £4.89 £738.17 24/05/2019 157 £4.81 £758.95 22/08/2019 168 £4.62 £781.03 14/11/2019 159 £5.03 £803.77 13/03/2020 205 £3.96 £815.86 31/03/2020 1000 £3.65 £3676.24 02/06/2020 221 £4.05 £900.45 21/08/2020 253 £3.6 £915.35
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28/9/2020
07:59		superiorshares: Zac)_4 I have had another look at the charts . I am not a big chart fan . Have you looked at the Chart and taken the Lowest point over the Last 5 years and said I put my 10,000 pound in then ?. Now with your calculation on the dividends purchasing 137 shares a year , To do that you would have to have the same share price . The reality on MRCH and HHI for that matter anyone who has purchased shares over the Last 4 years has lost an absolute fortune . The chances of anyone putting in lump sums at Low points is Zero . You get Financial big boys that do it. But I think they are in the Know ?. What Funds and Trust do and the financial advisers that sell them. They pick a low point over the last 20 years and then calculate your enormous returns you would get today . As I said before you will meet many a Horse Gambler who will tell you after a Race has been run , They put a £ 1000 pound on the horse that won at 33/1. You will never meet one that will tell you they are going to put a £1000 pound on The horse that is running Tomorrow and it is 33/1
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27/9/2020
21:03		zac0_4: Hi SS - I've relooked at my calculation. Obviously, it changes almost daily. I've recalculated using 27th Sept as the date from which share price is taken on an annual basis. A £10,000 investment in MRCH on 27th Sept 2015 would have bought you 2,421 shares. On 27th Sept 2016 you could have bought a further 137 shares with the annual dividend of £581. At that point you now have 2,558 shares. If you repeat the exercise up until 27th Sept 2020 you end up with 3,206 shares. At £3.36 per share that equates to £10,772. I think my maths is correct!
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27/9/2020
13:28		superiorshares: zac0_4. I still don`t see that is possible . If you have invested over the Last 5 years in MRCH . If you reinvested all dividends over the last 5 years . It is still not possible . Everything purchased over the last 4 years ish . Is about 30/40 per cent down on your purchase price . That includes all the shares that were purchased when the dividend was re-invested . most of the shares purchased over the last 5 years will have been well over £4 and a fair chunk over £5 . when the dividend was re-invested it would have purchased shares at the same levels Now everything including shares purchased with re invested dividend are now Languishing at £3.36. I don`t see how that gets £10,000 invested over the last five years to £10,900 today. Regards
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24/9/2020
14:40		north sea boy: Superiorshares. Wouldn't argue much against what you have said. All things will be driven by the duration of the economic impact, and the pace and strength of any economic recovery - if indeed there is any recovery of significance. I note again with concern the further significant drop in price for HHI today. However, the function of Investment Trusts is to flatten and minimise these impacts, and they all will by using their reserves where they need to - these revenue reserves do belong to the shareholders and not the trust itself; they can only be used to supplement temporarily depressed dividend inflows, and for no other purpose whatsoever. Having said that, they are not inexhaustible, and will need to be used carefully, and over limited periods of time. I would not support the reserves being used to increase a dividend for vanity sake, but I might be happy for them to support a maintained dividend for say, 1 or 2 quarters. If things are worse than that, and I suspect that we both agree that they WILL be, then it would be more appropriate for a drawdown of say 10-15% of reserves each year to supplement a still reduced dividend for 4-5 years until they are then exhausted. I guess though that the Investment Trusts Boards do not have a finite plan for that though, as things have never been that bad without the dividend being cut as you suggest. But of course those are just my thoughts as a private investor, and ultimately the logic of the IT Boards can and will be different to mine. Best wishes to all in these difficult times though. NSB
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24/9/2020
07:48		superiorshares: North Sea Boy my thoughts on HHI and MRCH . Like BP and SHELL they will have to reduce their dividend Pay out within 12 months . I would be interested in peoples thoughts if they think otherwise .. I`m not interested in people who say Corona is fake , Their will be an enormous recovery, They have x amount of reserves. Go through the dividend payers or lack of them . Go through their fundamentals . Then ask yourself if the Trust are going to run their reserves down to Zero to please their shareholders ????
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23/9/2020
19:56		north sea boy: Much higher volume of trades than average today: 535K versus 122K? big price spike down around 10.30 or so; would this be a single very large sell? Not seen any specific adverse news regarding HHI, so this would appear unusual? Any thoughts on this anyone, had just been about to add to my already overweight holding in HHI, but have kept myself in check for now. Best wishes, NSB
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11/9/2020
10:02		speedsgh: I remain on standby for a rebasing of the dividend in FY21... HTTPS://www.investegate.co.uk/henderson-highincome--hhi-/rns/half-year-report/202009110700036753Y/ "The first interim dividend of 2.475p per share was paid on 24 April 2020 and the second interim dividend for the same amount was paid on 31 July 2020. At the time that the second interim dividend was announced the Board recorded its current intention to use its revenue reserves where necessary to maintain the quarterly dividend of 2.475p per share for the remainder of this financial year. This continues to be our intention. The Company's revenue stream this year has, of course, been adversely impacted by the recent dividend suspensions, deferrals and cuts by its investee companies. So far 24% of the Company's portfolio have made such announcements. However, the Company is in the fortunate position of being able to draw on revenue reserves which have been deliberately built up over the past 9 years for future "rainy days" and frankly it has been pouring this year! A third interim dividend of 2.475p per share was therefore announced on 23 July 2020, to be paid on 30 October 2020, and the Board currently anticipates a fourth interim dividend for the year at the same level, providing a total dividend for the year of 9.90p per share representing a 1.0% increase over the previous year. It is difficult in these uncertain conditions to forecast the Company's revenues with much accuracy for the years ahead. David Smith, the Fund Manager, runs frequent stress testing of the company's revenue account under different scenarios and this gives the Board reassurance of the relative robustness of the company's revenue reserves in the medium term. As the timing and the level of investee companies' dividends become clearer in the future, we will be able to provide further guidance on the Company's dividend."
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