idpickering wrote:
Heaven's sake, I'm so fickle. I have decided, and my chosen top up this month is British Land. For what it's worth, I decided to stick to my tried and trusted long held shares, rather than trying to be to big for my HYP boots, and going for Galliford and such-like. Enough dithering, there's darts on.
Ian.
I'm a little glad that my dividends haven't built up enough yet to warrant a further top-up as I'm not too sure what I'd do! Using my basic top-up method of adding the value of my HYP to cash in the pot, dividing this total by the number of HYP sectors (18) in my HYP and then choosing the highest yielders from those shares that are below this figure, my choices would be either Greene King or Glaxo. We know about Greene King of course as this is the subject of this thread and Glaxo - well, it's debt is fairly high and I'm a little spooked when it comes to debt after the Carillion episode. Perhaps a little build up of cash is in order rather than my insatiable desire to be 100% invested at all times. I do find it difficult to sit on my hands though...
Cheers, OLTB.