Jarvis Securities Share Discussion Threads

[tenapen] 18/9/2019 10:37

Yes. 7.5p last year, so we can assume we will match that figure this year.

[rogash] 18/9/2019 10:14

Am I to assume that we get the normal in Novembeer?

[melton john] 18/9/2019 09:48

Who knows what is relevant to the price of JIM shares in the current climate. I think the risk of a Corbyn led government is. Just my opinion, sharing opinions is what we are here for. You have the power to deselect me. :-)

[cwa1] 18/9/2019 09:22

Morning all. Not saying I'm agreeing or disagreeing with anything in particular that has been said...BUT...possibly best we keep this on topic for Jarvis securities please? There are bucketloads of other places to discuss politics that are better suited than here. Cheers

[melton john] 18/9/2019 09:17

"90% tax...before my time, but it happened"
I was there, working my butt off to keep a roof over our heads. Just over the earnings limit for benefits that the workshy got from my efforts. The unions succeeded in closing down business after business by excessive wage demands and strikes. Almost as if there was a master plan to create unrest and start a revolution. Surely not? It's happening again, Momentum have replaced Militant to hijack socialism and wave the red flag that sheepish voters will follow blindly. I was born a socialist but Harold Wilson changed my thinking by creating a dependent addicted to benefits underclass of voters to keep them in power. Throwing more money at the NHS isn't the answer, news today of a prediction that soon one in four hospital beds will be for type 2 diabetes patients caused by their own greed and obesity. A significant part of NHS budgets is paying off PFI costs from the days of Gordon Brown (who sold gold reserves at the market low, and announced he was going to do it). My wife has a few health problems and found, despite living in an area with poor NHS performance, she could choose to be referred to consultants in different areas. Eye-opening to see how different areas performed better. We have since moved for family reasons but have found that this area which was once famous for its failures has been turned around and joined-up thinking is everywhere from the GP upwards encouraging patients responsibility for their own health. A short stay in hospital was the best I could have hoped for, even the food. Sorry tenapen, Corbyn's Labour isn't about what early socialist visionaries like Robert Owen and Keir Hardy had in mind. I was born in the town whose MP became the first Labour PM (Ramsay McDonald), he struggled in the 30's to keep communism out of the Labour Party too.

[topvest] 17/9/2019 21:03

Fair enough, everyone to his own.

[tenapen] 17/9/2019 20:22

I respect your opinion but we would have to Agree to disagree.


Regards.

[topvest] 17/9/2019 20:04

Yes, but many people are already paying 62% or 52% marginal tax rates. If you earn a £10k bonus for working hard all year, you already lose half of it to the tax man. Fair enough, I hear you say, but if you put the top tax rate up much higher than 50%, the people that pay nearly all the taxes will be off abroad. Then what happens?....the tax take goes down is what happens. In my view it's all about everyone contributing a fair proportion.

By the way, the conservatives have been a higher tax party than new labour days under Blair and Brown by some margin.

Corbyn is totally different - he is a marxist who believes in everyone being poor modelled on the success of Cuba and Venzuela! Back to the 70s and 90% tax...before my time, but it happened.

Anyway, a special dividend here is good news....and also good news for HMRC.

[tenapen] 17/9/2019 17:56

:::Boom:::




Hi topvest, Unless we continue have a low tax Tory government who run the NHS etc on a shoe string, we have to pay our taxes to pay for the services we need.

For the many, not the few.

[cwa1] 17/9/2019 13:39

Happy days :-)

[topvest] 17/9/2019 12:51

Probably a Corbyn induced measure. Get the cash now before the risk of Corbyn raising tax rates to an absurd level.

[steelwatch] 17/9/2019 12:16

I'm pleased with 15p. Wow‼🙃

[tenapen] 02/8/2019 17:34

:-)

I'm pleased with 6.5p

[steelwatch] 02/8/2019 12:50

The Board of Jarvis announces that it is declaring a third quarterly interim dividend of 6.5 pence per share, to be paid on 5 September 2019 to shareholders on the register on 16 August 2019 and the shares will become ex-dividend on 15 August 2019.

[tenapen] 29/7/2019 20:54

Strong buy.

I knew I liked this site :-)

[tenapen] 27/7/2019 07:21

Looking at yesterday's long list of buys, I'm thinking the IC magazine has landed on people's door steps !.

See steelwatch's above link.

Regards.

[black bird] 24/7/2019 08:18

10 yrs ago invested £ 1700 divi reinvested, now £8000 will hold Jim. hindsight
all my money in Jim. the best, other than QXL @ £2 BB

[black bird] 19/7/2019 08:12

Have been invested with JIM from the start my best long term investment
compound divi invest. BB

[flowc] 18/7/2019 14:44

A company to rely on

[gsbmba99] 18/7/2019 11:50

Excerpt from WHI note: "As things stand, the company has succeeded in delivering 52% of our FY-19E forecast, which assuming it is achieved will exceed JIM’s best-ever FY result. H2 can be a quieter period for trading (summer months, December); however these H1’s certainly set up an encouraging platform for the full year. With decent trading momentum despite the uncertainties, we see further upside for the shares in line with our fair value assessment. We expect further indications of the positive direction of travel from the Q3 DPS declaration next month, and note that the shares have drifted while the business has prospered." Q3 divi annc by not later than 8 Aug.

[melton john] 18/7/2019 08:06

Glad I had a 500 top-up recently at 437. Back to usual profit margin after recent extra costs.