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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Troy Income & Growth Trust Plc | TIGT | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 27/9/2021 14:53 by steve3sandal Desperate performance and comparables with Ftse All Share, Edinburgh, Finsbury G&I since Jan 20. Not yet reached pre Covid highs. Dividend cut. Bit of a struggle to get back to zero discount despite regular buybacks. I do like the portfolio and I have bought quite a few today. Added to my Emergency Ward of UK shares in need of ICU interest levels. Hopefully things can't get any worse and I've bought well. |
Posted at 18/12/2013 16:08 by plasybryn Ex dividend 2nd January ? |
Posted at 02/3/2010 10:08 by plasybryn Anyone know when this goes EX Dividend? |
Posted at 28/1/2010 13:25 by geosci Following the name change from Glasgow income trust, Troy Income and Growth Trust is now trading on epic TIGT.This trust is run by Francis Brooke and looks to conserve and grow capital while yielding a reasinable divi of c4.5%. 'Troy Income & Growth Trust Troy Asset Management Limited was appointed as Manager of Troy Income & Growth (formerly Glasgow Income Trust) on 1st August 2009. This investment trust specialises in generating income and is predominantly invested in UK equities. It is managed by Francis Brooke who also manages the Trojan Income Fun' Link to Troy Asset Management : Daily find factsheet : Largest Holdings at 27/1/2010 HSBC 4.7 Royal Dutch Shell 'B' 4.4 BP 4.3 Vodafone 4.2 Centrica 3.9 Whitbread 3.9 Diageo 3.5 National Grid 3.3 Provident Financial 3.2 Tesco 3.2 In short, a decent longterm hold, run by a fundmanager committed to capital preservation. It'll never set the world on fire, but under Brooks's management it should be less volatile than under it's former managers. Discount to NAV is minimised by the use of share buy-backs. Alternatives to this are EDIN.L run by Neil Woodford which seeks to beat the ASX, low volatility and good yield. Geosci |
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