TUK020 wrote:BAT & Diageo also sliding a bit today.
Wonder if people really are sticking to new year's resolutions...........
Me and Mrs VRD are still on "dry January", but I'm not taking ALL the blame for Diageo's slump!
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TUK020 wrote:BAT & Diageo also sliding a bit today.
Wonder if people really are sticking to new year's resolutions...........
monabri wrote:At 2682p the yield is ~6.3% ( based on a Divi of 170.2p). Assuming an uplift of 10% on the Divi going forward the yield would be virtually 7%. The temptation is to come back next week as the share price keeps falling. At what point though will the market think " hey, this is a good buy?".
Wizard wrote:Or when do people here start to see IMB in the 'danger zone' with a yield that is just too good to be true?
Terry.
tjh290633 wrote:Wizard wrote:Or when do people here start to see IMB in the 'danger zone' with a yield that is just too good to be true?
Terry.
See https://www.investegate.co.uk/imperial- ... 00037546V/
Our continued strong cash flow generation has enabled a further £0.8 billion of debt reduction at constant currency, and delivered another year of 10 per cent growth in our dividend, demonstrating our commitment to growing shareholder returns. This is our ninth consecutive year of double digit dividend growth. Our dividend pay-out ratio of 64 per cent remains one of the lowest among our tobacco peers.
Their adjusted earnings per share are 267p, and the dividend 170.7p. When that ratio falls towards or below parity, that would definitely be the time to be cautious.
TJH
cshfool wrote: If Terry Smith doesn't want it anymore, a long term investor apparently , I don't think I do and I have sold earlier in the week, instead of the months ago that I should have.
Dod101 wrote:
Everything we hear from Imperial is that the dividends will continue and not just continue but increase at 10% per annum. This is the HYP Board and it seems to me that this share is an ideal candidate for holding against the aims of the Board.
Dod
idpickering wrote:
I couldn't agree more Dod. There was a time in the past when my exposure to tobacco shares,( Imperial & Brit American), was at 10% in capital value of my HYP. Nowadays, that figure is 7.7%, which I'm more happy with.
Ian.
kempiejon wrote:idpickering wrote:
I couldn't agree more Dod. There was a time in the past when my exposure to tobacco shares,( Imperial & Brit American), was at 10% in capital value of my HYP. Nowadays, that figure is 7.7%, which I'm more happy with.
Ian.
Ian, I can't say I enjoy it when the market reduces my holdings by 20% or more. I had been worried that my BT holding was overweight and I see it's now a much more manageable proportion of my over all portfolio by having falling by over 35%.
monabri wrote:Now at £26.05. approx 6.6% yield.
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