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| Nthn.Foods | NFDS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 75.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 19/7/2024 17:55 by carpingtris Down -0.72% this week.CRL looks to have turned a corner and IPU are offering a special dividend of sorts for 10% of current holding.. summit to get my head around. YTD is now +5.13% Good weekend all! Enjoy the hot and dry weather whilst it lasts.. about a day then! |
Posted at 15/7/2024 17:17 by blueliner -0.19% folio, [FTSE All-Share -0.72%]GSF -6.6%, uncertainty over future dividend levels, BHP, SSE, PHNX, NCYF, NG., worst fallers. ENSI, +9.5%, received supply order for Edge AI chips, SUP, VANL, CPI, leading gainers. Turned overcast after earlier brighter dog walk, rain forecast tonight. 22C from 13C. Meanwhile there was some trouble in Miami at the other cup final, Argentina v Columbia |
Posted at 05/7/2024 16:41 by dr biotech Decent start to the new govt for me. Up 0.95% KITW/MRL biggest winners, AV. going the other way. Also received the special dividend from MRL (0.8%) which I have added on now rather than waiting for the month end.So a good week, particularly as I dropped 1% on tuesday YTD +7.8% |
Posted at 28/6/2024 18:00 by carpingtris Down -0.43% this week.ETF MIDD Dividend received this week and re-invested. YTD is now +4.97% Good weekend all :) |
Posted at 14/6/2024 17:56 by carpingtris Down -1.59% this week - not a great week.IPU Dividend received this week and re-invested. YTD is now +3.78% Good weekend all :) |
Posted at 03/6/2024 14:49 by aleman Tough one, MrP. Cashflows harder to predict than many. UK holders were disappointed by the dividend cut and there is a steady stream of sellers at whatever price they decide is enough for them. US are buying for a yield which is good by their standards. The dividend cut should yield extra cash to do another deal soon to buy assets to try maintain the dividend. Any news on such a deal is likely to drive the shares higher. Gas prices are low/improving. The supply side is weakening a little and there is strong demand in Asia. Ultimately the balance looks good for another upcycle in time, but DEC need a deal now while prices will be cheaper. Gas futures which drive most of DEC sales are still pretty respectable. I suspect they'll continue to slowly rise from here as UK sellers dry up and might be boosted by deal news. The 200-day average is coming into play for those that follow it which could bring a short-term up or down in a few weeks. Chartwise, there looks a favourable jump to £18 on steady news - but news is not always steady. Momentum is up so I reckon to hang on for a bit until there is a clearer reason to decide. |
Posted at 25/5/2024 11:44 by aleman Thanks, wllm. It's remarkable that we're all still behind UKX and HIX at +7.6% and +8.8% (Thanks, DF.) but we do seem to be gaining slightly. I certainly am, from well behind.I had the slight tax hit in January which, naturally, I tend to recover from over time, but a bit of the recent driver is a bit of switching to investment trusts at wide discounts to pick up juicy dividends and recovery to more modest discounts. So far the latter has only happened a little but the stronger dividend flow means I now have a substantial surplus for the months of May and July, which will get credited in due course. Although still fairly modest by portfolio standards, I'm just happy to have any kind of annual surplus over living expenses. It's always been a target and I seem to have finally made it. I suspect there will be some more mileage in discounts closing and could be be tempted to increase my investment trust holdings further, with both the reinvested surplus income and perhaps the odd individual stock sale. ITs are currently a little over 50% of my portfolio and 8 of the 17 holdings, and increasing them is making portfolio monitoring less time consuming and more relaxing. Less trading and admin is freeing me up to catch up on domestic jobs and exercise more. I have no worries about increasing that further, with discounts still mostly a little higher than average, and a preference for more international exposure since I feel the UK economy continues to stutter into a new political uncertainty from the chaotic old one. I remain wary we might still get stung by potential new taxes on dividends under the new regime, though, and get knocked back again when I was just starting to finally feel almost comfortable. There is a saying that, if you are not nervous investing, then you are not doing it right! The last couple of times I've started to envisage surplus income, I was hit by some dividend cuts, most recently thanks to Covid. Maybe it will be third time lucky this time and I can manage to stay in surplus, or maybe there is another black swan flapping our way? |
Posted at 24/5/2024 18:00 by aleman Enjoy your break, MrP.My lot hardly budged all day from yesterday's figure. I finished down next to nothing. YTD +3.5%. Should have some residual dividend income to credit next week. This rarely happens for me but hopefully an occasional surplus on dividend income might become a regular event for me if things don't turn down. I did 14 miles on the bike in two stints and did pretty well, probably helped by cool, grey conditions and little wind. The first was a cycle to an oft-frequented very smart cafe for brunch with a friend. We paid a slightly confusing and expensive bill compared to normal where we awkwardly tried to work out a tip to discover it was expensive because they'd added a new 15% service charge onto new higher prices. My nice BLT and coffee was £13.11. It was a smart place but I used to pay £10 including a 10%+ tip a couple of years ago and about £11 after some modest price rises last year. Is it justified or are they just trying to to rip us off, I wonder? UK waiters get minimum wage so should not be getting as much as 15-20% like US waiters who do not. Am I out of line thinking that? 17.0C after 11.2C. Have a good weekend. |
Posted at 01/5/2024 10:54 by mrphil Morning All.Aleman, I am sure dividend income will be clobbered if and when labour get in but to be honest that's not really any different to this lot who have already drastically reduced that and CGT allowances. I guess they have been thinking if they act like labour we won't notice the difference?! I pretty much emptied my pot outside of any ISA/SIPP recently as it's just getting all too hard to try and make any money without losing most of it in one tax or another. For the first time ever, I am actually thinking from a personal financial point of view it may not be any worse under labour, and that's a worrying thought! Just about all of my divi income is now inside the ISA or SIPP, with the exception of those from my own business but with all the extra costs that now incurs (increased minimum wage, increased business rates, increased corporation tax rates etc etc), there is unlikely to be much in the way of dividends there anyway! Not a bad start to the day with CUSN & LLOY currently vying for top spot. |
Posted at 05/4/2024 19:24 by blueliner -0.61% folio, [FTSE All-Share -0.79%]BA.,stands out again as the only substantial riser, it's my largest holding by value and accrued profit. Held now since 2011. Miners took a drubbing, the trimming of dividends this last year in this sector didn't affect my tax year end dividend target by too much, only £15 short, but there was no growth. On the week : +0.08% thanks to March dividends. Shares of the week : CSN +6.5%, CMCX +6.7%. Loser of the week : NTQ -10.5% Folio YTD -1.7% Watch out for storm Kathleen . |
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