I understand that 21 for 40 is only the ratio and that it's the resultant fraction that gets rounded down.
But happy to be corrected on that. Has anyone received an entitlement from holding less than 40 shares? Bearing in mind that the first posting only went out on 16 June for those " on record" at 11 June.
Has anyone received an entitlement from holding less than 40 shares? Bearing in mind that the first posting only went out on 16 June for those " on record" at 11 June.
Hi all, my parents sold alot of their rio shares during the year and only had 27 left.....dunno why..but anyway they have held these 27 shares since the start of the year and got a letter offering 14 new rio shares.
That answers your question in that the offer rounded down from 14.1 shares to 14.
My parents are very confused on what to do. From what others have said in this tread: is the best and simplest option just to pay the $28.29 to rio via the entitlement letter? or is there a better alternative?
Thx, Ben.
WHAT!! I have to buy more rights ($28.29/share) if I want more then my allocated amount?! Sorry, I haven't really taken much interest in the recent discussion.We're not allowed to give advice on this forum but if it was me I'd think that the brokerage on the sale of 14 rights would take too big a chunk of the proceeds.
So I'd take up the shares because I think the company has good future prospects. If I could afford it I'd seriously consider buying a few more rights but if so would need to move fairly sharply as rights trading ends on 24 June.
We're not allowed to give advice on this forum but if it was me I'd think that the brokerage on the sale of 14 rights would take too big a chunk of the proceeds.
So I'd take up the shares because I think the company has good future prospects. If I could afford it I'd seriously consider buying a few more rights but if so would need to move fairly sharply as rights trading ends on 24 June.
WHAT!! I have to buy more rights ($28.29/share) if I want more then my allocated amount?! Sorry, I haven't really taken much interest in the recent discussion.
I definitely want more then my allocated allotment... thought I could do this through applying with the BPay method when I take up my entitlement.
Do I need to buy the rights as what has been discussed here ie: RIOR?
Playing catch up now with the recent discussion.The RIOR price has been tracking the RIO (XR).... so unless that changes it doesnt make much sense to me to buy the rights as you will have to go through the hassel of applying for them, when you could just buy the end result for the same cost!! Unless im missing something??
if you bpay more than your entitlment they will refund you without inetrest..
Playing catch up now with the recent discussion.
Just called RIO and was told: to get more rights then my entitlement I have to buy it on the market (RIOR). Cannot apply for it.
Have to buy the rights (RIOR closed at 24.42) at market price then buy the shares (RIO) by paying $28.29 on top of the price of the rights. So you're basically paying $52.71 per share. However, RIO is trading at $52.64 (close price). Buy outright shares.
BTW, in regards to rights (RIOR) - who do you pay the 28.29 to?
What's likely to happen if you do nothing and let the offer lapse?
Would the price of RIO go back up to the $75 mark or would you get some sort of compensation?
They will go up when the price starts to rise.Please laugh on my account everyone, I am a complete newbie
you don't necessarily have to wait to receive your letter to do anything with the rights - you can log in and download an electronic copy of the offer letter - specific to your holding and go from there - i.e if you just bought and are worried about running out of time once the T+3 completes - waiting for the mail to come - you can get the documents electronically and save yourself a couple of days. Am finding out the detail on this (my Dad did this the other day (with his RIO holdings) and i've asked him for the details) and I will put it up unless someone else who knows puts it up beforehand.
Edit: - don't have the full detail yet - but looks like you log in via the Rio Tinto site itself using your HIN number
Hi everyone
Ok, so I'm a complete novice with the stock market. I purchased 86 shares of Rio Tinto on the 17th June for $57.9? I spent roughly 5k. Can someone please tell me if I have made a huge mistake. I saw the stock fall by 20% and though "hey why not buy" however I had no idea of this dilution of share prices. Im only 18 yrs old and bought these during uni exam period (wasn't the greatest idea in hindsight). I am not asking for financial advice as I know this is illegal but was this a good or extremely bad move in your opinion? Should I keep these stocks (will they go back up - if so please take a guess when) or should I sell them immediately? Please laugh on my account everyone, I am a complete newbie
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