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European Assets Trust
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stringer_bell
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Does anyone hold this? The share price has not budged in weeks, not up, not down.. not moved
any reason for this I'm missing?
any reason for this I'm missing?
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Probably down to summer trading levels. Stock did go ex div on the 11th August.0
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stringer_bell wrote: »Does anyone hold this? The share price has not budged in weeks, not up, not down.. not moved
any reason for this I'm missing?
Just Googledit and it seems to show normal movement https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON%3AEAT&ei=AK_FV6GhKYSbUOfNg6AN“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” --Upton Sinclair0 -
The share price of my EAT holding has certainly moved in recent weeks.
'We don't need to be smarter than the rest; we need to be more disciplined than the rest.' - WB0 -
stringer_bell wrote: »Does anyone hold this? The share price has not budged in weeks, not up, not down.. not moved
any reason for this I'm missing?
That's odd, is your browser showing cached data by any chance?0 -
bigfreddiel wrote: »That's odd, is your browser showing cached data by any chance?
no i refreshed and no change. using HL0 -
stringer_bell wrote: »no i refreshed and no change. using HL
I've just looked at it on HL and it's certainly moving. restart the browser, use a different browser, restart your computer.0 -
stringer_bell wrote: »no i refreshed and no change. using HL
Have you tried a different platform, trustnet, Morningstar, td direct, yahoo finance etc?0 -
Interesting I've been looking at this recently.
High dividend though no doubt enhanced by Brexit and sterling devaluation, looks like a decent option in a very small sector and would add diversification to most portfolios.0 -
The trust's stated aim is a 6% dividend yield and has been for a number of years AFAIK. Some of that comes from capital.
My average yield on this since the start of 2014, with an addition in 2015 is about 5.5% with another quarterly dividend due tomorrow.'We don't need to be smarter than the rest; we need to be more disciplined than the rest.' - WB0 -
Ive held this for many years along with several of the other F&C trusts, they are reliable well managed and offer relatively good value, not to mention the performance over the years. I would recommend.0
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