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Yesterday's TU, from CAPD was nothing short of excellent. https://www.investegate.co.uk/capital-limited--capd-/rns/q4-2020-trading-update/202101140700086749L/

From my research (I hold CAPD Btw):

-H1 20 vs H1 19 - much better in 2020
-Q3 and Q4 20 vs Q3 and Q4 19 - much better in 2020 respectively
-Mining going ape in Africa (=CAPD only expected to win further contracts given they have considerably increased their tendering activities and strengthened their relationships with key mining companies in that region)

- According to Goldman Sachs - 2021 could be a start of a potenti

For platinum group metals (PGM) stock experts. Which one to invest (I have not at present) or invest into all 3? What's your opinion and why. Cheers.

Can anybody help pls. Still a newbie.

You buy XYZ Plc, it declares a divie, with your online broker, you have agreed to accept the divie to be in the form of reinvestment into shares of XYZ (instead of opting for cash divies).

If u sell-off XYZ post ex-div date, do you get share divie (even tho the original holding of XYZ has been disposed of) or do u get cash divie. Cheers.

Just plugging it for them coz it's really informative and useful

Donald & Dave Shares podcast

I think both of them are FT PIs

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1389826

Enjoy!

I am sure that I am not the only one that gets super peeved when a share goes up 15%, then gives back 10% on a few mini sell-off days + MMer marks them down. So the last few days, pretty much sucked for quite a few PIs. Strong rises in stocks the week before + early in the week, only for a partial reverse in many stocks later on the week.

During the weekend, I was intrigued whether the following scenario could play out - assume that the spreads are not so wide, suppose you r up 15% on a stock that you believbe will multi-bag for u, but short term, there could be some down days (after it is initially up), and you kind of see a mini sell-off going on - e.g. FTSE 250 in the red by say 0.95%,