looks like they want to test 74c again ? 74 - 79 is da range
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looks like they want to test 74c again ? 74 - 79 is da range
On the contrary, daily volume is high and this share is consistently liquid, albeit currently in something of a trading range as bull suggests. But you are right that it will take news/a sentiment shift of some kind for a breakout, the most likely source now being the market view following the AGM presentations next month.
Dividend is so small (and with effect from 1 October 2022 the Board reduced the payout policy from 50 - 60% of NPAT to a range of 30 - 50%) that accruing is hardly impactful.
Will ASM have much of an impact?
Share price went up a few cents after last years ASM but soon recommenced it’s downward trend
OCA meetings usually boring as ……this year be different?
And not prone to giving any guidance …but last year Brett did say ‘This financial year, full year 2023, is off to a good start, and while only two months in, we can report an observed uptick in our enquiries with sales volumes, average capital gain and resale margins all ahead of the same point last year’ …pity it didn’t end up like that year end.
At least we should how the sustainability initiatives are progressing
This dog is so sheet
yep pure breed dog
Down a bit more and I will be buying again.
Jarden give the gross yield as 4.2%, presumably based upon the last closing price of $0.74.
This will be based upon the 14/12/22 interim dividend for FY23 of 1.9c and the 21/06/23 final dividend for FY23 of 1.3c, giving an aggregate of 3.2c for the full year. There were no imputation credits attached so withholding tax was deducted from those payments in both instances. A DRIP was available to holders.
I don't wish to dispute Jarden but my calculation suggests the gross yield is actually 4.3%.