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may as well wait and see if there is a special div. ( to use up the franking credits ) on maybe even a late counter-offer depending on who a second bidder is a scrip component would win me over ( although i still prefer to hold OZL , so far )
i seem to remember a similar claim made on potash and US shale oil ( made by BHP )while BHP has got a bargain.
may as well wait and see if there is a special div. ( to use up the franking credits ) on maybe even a late counter-offer depending on who a second bidder is a scrip component would win me over ( although i still prefer to hold OZL , so far )
i suspected OZL had some franking credits up their sleeve , but cents ( not a dollar or more )
unless i missed something there is no scrip component , so IF the deal goes through the question is cash now , or cash laterSo, OZL holders, do we just hold our shares and turn into BHP holders (don't hold) or sell now that it's close to the value of the bid. Personally, I don't think I need BHP as it must make up a large chunk of my super and I own IOZ, so why BHP?
unless i missed something there is no scrip component , so IF the deal goes through the question is cash now , or cash later
now sure there is the talk of a fat div. ( probably franked @100% , but not everyone can use the franking credits ) , but that div. will come out of the cash offer
it is more a case if you sell early is there a good place to park the cash
( i hold OZL 'free-carried' ) very annoying after the effort and sleepless nights to get into a very comfortable position over the last 12 years
i would have referred BHP shares , but you don't always get what you wantI have missed something here. For some reason I was thinking that I was getting BHP shares. I guess I'm just waiting for the $28.25 to go into my bank account.
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i held BHP before the take-over ( as well as OZL ) i still hold BHP currentlyThis company looks like making serious money now. Too bad it's been taken over.
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