rozella said:Sold an older parcel of ANZ today @ 2897.0
Bought 4th May @ 2770.0 with a margin of 75%
Investment 692.50/share
Exdiv 15th May, dividend 56.0/share, fully franked 24.0/share.
Gross profit 207.0/share = 29.89% return on investment, incl fc. 164 days
I am hoping to re-enter at a lower price prior to exdiv.
ps made some nice $$$'s with CFDs today on CBA & ANZ
rozella said:G'day hypnotic,
I have been locking in some profits on the banks because they usually drop on a rate rise.....I don't like to see good profits slip away & if they keep rising, I can always buy back in & miss a little bit.
This is an interesting situation as ANZ, SGB, NAB & WBC all report prior to the RBA's announcement on the 8th November, then go exdiv after that date, so there could be some volatility, & I am hoping to re-enter on a low day. ANZ goes exdiv on the 9th November.
Hypnotic,hypnotic said:Yeah they have been great. (better if i had bought in: )
Can i ask why they drop on a rate rise? I am relatively new to this, is there a particular reason? Or they just historically how the market reacts?
I like to hear your view on the volatility, you'll expect them to drop dramatically after the 9th?
Keep up with the good work. Enjoy reading your posts.
Hypnotic
Julia said:Hypnotic,
Usually (but not always) a share will drop when it goes ex dividend by roughly the amount of the dividend. The reason is obvious. If you buy it cum dividend (before the ex-div date) you will be paid the dividend but if you buy it after the ex-div date then you will not receive that dividend amount.
So if a share's dividend is 10c per share it's fairly common for the stock to drop that much on going ex-dividend.
Hope that helps.
Julia
Generally the banks drop on a rate rise as it is expected that they will have less new customers borrowing. They will be paying a higher rate for their cash too, however, it is usually just a kneejerk reaction that may last a few days or so.....maybe a few weeks, then start rising again.hypnotic said:Can i ask why they drop on a rate rise? I am relatively new to this, is there a particular reason? Or they just historically how the market reacts?
I like to hear your view on the volatility, you'll expect them to drop dramatically after the 9th?
Hypnotic
IMO, I think ANZ is really overbought, but I have yet to go short because my last short was on NAB, and that didn't go very well. rozella, would you short any banks atm?hypnotic said:Yeah seems like the only bank that went down today was CBA.
Seemed like the market must have factored their buying already as the market probably had a relatively good idea that the rates were going to rise. *shrugs*.
ANZ looks very strong, when is that bull going to stop??
Good luck with the banks roz.. and thanks for the reply.
I have not done any shorting for a few years as it does not fit my dividend trading strategy, but I agree, the banks are very pricey atm.IMO, I think ANZ is really overbought, but I have yet to go short because my last short was on NAB, and that didn't go very well. rozella, would you short any banks atm?
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