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The dividend amount plus franking credits, divided by my investment, does not meet my criteria when I use marginlending.....I require 10% or better, TIM only shows 4.74%, so I will not be purchasing.Do you plan to trade TIM? It's up today and goes ex div on 10th August, payable 31st Aug? I have a holding and am waiting for the dividend before offloading.
Exdiv day is on the 10th August, so you can sell on the open, & still be entitled to the dividend.As soon as a stock goes ex dividend, all existing holders are entitled to receive the dividend. Does this eligibility mean after the 10th or on the 10th?
JeffB said:Hi Rosella,
I am interested in hearing your view on BHP. I understand that BHP will announce a record FY profit on 24th August. There are a few indicators which spell a big play for your strategy (isn't it reffered to as dividend stripping ???).
Firstly, the meteoric rise of RIO (as a comparable business) pre and intraday of their announcement,
Secondly, and more importantly the ongoing strength in commodities,
Thirdly, BHP's margin ratio of 75%,
Fourthly, the possibility of a special dividend.
Given point number two I think BHP's share price will recover farely quickly, post ex div.
Thanks for a very interesting thread........JeffB
rozella said:Bought another parcel of CBA today @ 3872.0 with a margin of 75%
Investment 968.0/share
Profit report announced today, exdiv 15th August, dividend 112.0/share fully franked.
Shares crack records, CBA drops"The cash profit was slightly less than expectations and perhaps the dividend was slightly less than some of the bullish forecasts," he said. "But the stock had run up pretty high in anticipation of a good result."
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