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don't follow this normally ,What is this mob doing with another SPP? Initial thoughts are if I do participate it will not be a large amount as I already hold plenty.
After knocking a tooth out last week, WHF paid for the new crown
and, in breaking news, from the latest Quarterly:WHF reports this week if it holds true to form. It will pay $0.1025. I say that with a high degree of confidence as that is what was reported in its last quarterly report in August.
now i don't hold WHFI had a look at the list of shareholdings in the recent annual report. What gives with the number of REIT's which are close to 10%? In other groups I wonder why WHF even holds some small, low value ones.
I hold WHF and have added but not since late last year.
yes, it was 7 percent from memory. a family member held them.I purchased 500 of WHFPB at the initial issue in 2012 and converted them to WHF ordinary shares at the first re-set date in 2018. Just over 11,900 shares in exchange. I received good dividends from WHFPB but couldn't see how WHF would be able maintain the dividend rate. It doesn't surprise me they are not going to be renewed.
Will likely appeal to some, at least Whitefield will make money 'clipping the ticket'.new LIC ..IPO ...seeking to raise up to $200 million at an offer price of $1.25
Whitefield will use a similar “rotation strategy” to Plato Income Maximiser where it systematically shifts its positions to capitalise on a company’s income recognition and dividend payment period. It means the fund has an average holding period of just 11 weeks and each position is equally weighted at around 1.5 per cent.
The strategy allows them to capitalise on the market’s inability to efficiently recognise the income being generated by a company over a six-month period.
“Typically, income is under-recognised early in the cycle and increasingly recognised as dividends come into focus and the certainty of the income distribution increases, so there are favourable times across each six-month period in which to invest,”
Will likely appeal to some, at least Whitefield will make money 'clipping the ticket'.
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