Archives: Questions And Answers
When will we know how many additional shares we will be allocated. As at 7.30pm on 18/9/24, have still not received any correspondence.
Thanks
Colleen Heatley
Has Appen had a journey to Damascus? It seems to have gotten over the impact of Google moving on and has seen a surprise rise in it’s price chart since late July.
Colin
Back in January of this year MM’s assessment of IPH was “looks okay under $7”, but with provisos about the organic growth potential of the company. The share price is now under $6 and they have just raised $100 million in a placement at $5.65 per share, to fund the acquisition of a Canadian firm.
I have held Ramsay shares all through the good times and now wonder why I still have them. Is the a better use of my money – either in health stocks or a different sector?
WIRE.AXW – the Copper Miners ETF, is often suggested as alternative copper exposure to Sandfire but WIRE’s management fee is 0.65%. That is equivalent to about 25% of WIRE’s dividend yield. I’d rather consider direct investment in Capstone which has five copper mines in the Americas, has a 4.36% weighting in the WIRE ETF and is listed on the ASX as a CDI with the ticker CSC.
Zip shares have been travelling up for a while now. There was an article published on being a partner with apple. It was not confirmed. But the share price keeps going up with a crazy amount of shares changing hands. If it was correct would it be buy the rumour sell the fact scenario. What price would it be a sell at.
Hi , I am wondering what are your thoughts on BCB after they come out of the trading halt are the assets worth a take over ?
G’day Esteemed Team,
What is your opinion of WAM? Currently it is trading at $1.60 which is 20 cents above it lowest price for the last 12 years. (In the past it has been up to $2.40.) It is paying a very steady dividend of 15.5 cents, plus 60% franking. That is a yield of 9.7% even without the franking credits. The P/E is 7.72.
Most commentators believe interest rates will be reduced next year. If that is true, then most listed investment companies will do well. In the meantime a yield of 9.7% plus franking sounds very attractive.
Would you buy it for one of the portfolios?
Kind regards,
John
