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| Nthn.Foods | NFDS | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 15/11/2024 19:49 by carpingtris @blueliner - I think my lesson is to cut out the middleman and go straight to the provider.. hope you get on better than I did.Funds now updated and ended week +0.04% YTD is now +1.62% SNR dividend received today and will be reinvested next week. Good weekend all - if the weather holds I might get my lawn cut tomorrow and might be the last till next year then. |
Posted at 14/11/2024 17:17 by aleman -0.3% but there's an ex-dividend and my folio seems to be picking up some odd UT prices occasionally instead of bids. I've seen runs of this in the past when the market has been in fall mode but it might just be coincidence. Does this bode ill? Don't know. I do have a couple more dividends came which I will likely add tomorrow as I have no spending plans for them. I was hoping all the dividends coming in this month would add to gains but it turns out it is just helping me avoid turning negative for the year - and I have no confidence that will continue!A damp (floor) but sunny morning gave way to a wintery feeling cloudy afternoon that started mild but no longer is. 11.1C after 7.9C and now 6.9C. This already feels chilly in the greyness so I hope there's some sun with next week's cold. |
Posted at 05/11/2024 11:03 by aleman I think we generally moan about all politicians and parties here, Brucie, so generally don't descend to political bickering. Good to hear you've had a bit of positive dividend news there. We don't get enough of that. I'd say dividends seem to be holding up a bit better than capital in recent months. Hopefully that will continue.There is the quietish DIVI thread that might interest you. It could do with more posting but some of it is interesting and has useful links. Investment trusts you might investigate for income - AEI, EAT, HFEL, HHI, SDV. |
Posted at 01/11/2024 15:21 by carpingtris Brought back into TRIG this afternoon.Hefty discount to NAV and decent dividend yield. Likely fall now knowing my luck. |
Posted at 31/10/2024 16:06 by brucie5 Down day for me too, not yet quite erasing yesterday's gains, but then again the day before was bad, so amounting to net decline over the week if tomorrow pans out similarly.FSE All share minus .98% Bruciefolio minus 1.4% I have also sold out of CARD on a loss of 12.3%, albeit on the ex-dividend. I will wait to see whether it falls through further support lines before I choose an alternative home for the proceeds. On a positive, I see that October has been a good month for dividends with nine paid out. On the face of it, these really are extraordinary times for UK value with dividends, presumably because the market refuses to believe them. I'm reminded that in every buy/sell transaction there is a contradictory narrative where the seller thinks they're getting something over the buyer, who in turn has to believe that the seller doesn't see the nose in front of their face. |
Posted at 30/10/2024 14:29 by brucie5 Thanks Skinny. I'm a happy holder of TMIF, though no more the BE on my holding. It does the business of supplying dividends, while offering some diversification into debt/securities. Well managed and passing two screens on Stocko, including Best Dividends.With inflation forecast to be at around 2% (plus a bit) for next few years I'm thinking that there might reasonably be a rerate for many of the high dividend stories currently available. They just have to show how their yields are sustainable. I also notice a pronounced difference between the higher and lower ends of the market (FSE 100 vs 250 +AIM) AIM up almost 4% as I write; 250 up 1.64%; 100 down .32%. |
Posted at 29/10/2024 11:41 by brucie5 No probs Hazl, and thanks for the heads-up about this board.Thanks Malcolm, looks like our styles are very similar. I was just conversing on Stocko with another party about the merits of CSN -notably a rising dividend yield, but set against a less than impressive share price history. But I think it has a place in a folio if you can then use the cash generation to build out other ideas. Having said that, I also like the idea of setting a maximum number of shares, so too many outlier momentum/growth ideas can obfuscate the main strategy, which is pretty much to effect a folio with the rising income generative qualities of a CSN. |
Posted at 29/10/2024 11:15 by brucie5 philanderer29 Oct '24 - 10:41 - 90269 of 902700 0 0 Welcome Brucie . -------------------- Thanks Philanderer. An arresting handle btw. ;) Very useful to see your folio list, though surprised that we don't overlap on any actual shares that I can see. Also manage some 3rd party - and largely passive- folios though, and so hold a couple (VOD, SHEL) vicariously. I guess that most shares will drift with their respective peer group as a reflection of more general economic or thematic winds which, in the past, I've found a bit of chimaera to chase. Whereas value is a universal theme (all times/all places) and there always seems to be some of it about if you look hard enough. However, there are also value traps, and that's probably the largest risk I run, along with the graver risk of buying a house of cards, which the markets have simply failed to identify as such. DG19, would be one such, which has created wider doubts about the asset class, such as SEIT, GSF and GCP, which I hold. I think this has created opportunity. I call this, "One house of cards doesn't mean they all are!" I have also been a buyer of Real Estate REITS, though currently hold only SERE and SOHO, and of course RECI as a debt proxy for the sector. They are now doing quite well as I have been able to add on the way down. So too - OSB suffers from some degree of doubt as to its sector (challenger with mortgage books) while offering a dividend in the high 8%. And fund managers and insurers (which don't I hold?!) have been very high dividend payers. Two O&G - SQZ, with an almost surreal yield; and DEC, which perhaps I have never properly understood, so I defer to Oakbloke. Others I haven't mentioned, but don't wish to overstay my welcome. :) |
Posted at 20/9/2024 08:16 by wllmherk Anyone here holding an ETF, I've never bought one before and had never researched them. I always assumed they would be safer than buying individual stocks. Anyway, came across this one SDIP, GX Superdividend, yields 11% and pays a monthly dividend, I would welcome the thoughts of anyone knowledgeable on these products?thanks wllm :) |
Posted at 28/8/2024 17:37 by blueliner LIO : there was a comprehensive SCSW write up back in March, 'geared play on the market.' price then was 643p, giving it up the thumbs up..Stockopedia show a hefty dividend yield, xd July, worth rereading the tip I think. |
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