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  • AnotherJoe wrote: »
    I've just looked at it on HL and it's certainly moving. restart the browser, use a different browser, restart your computer.

    tried that it says no change.. its said no change in a while
  • Thrugelmir
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    Seems to the website. Showing NAV as opposed to share price.
  • Thrugelmir wrote: »
    Seems to the website. Showing NAV as opposed to share price.

    mine is showing sell price 1,060 and buy price of 1,080
  • Thrugelmir
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    mine is showing sell price 1,060 and buy price of 1,080

    I'm looking at the charts on the front page.
  • Thrugelmir wrote: »
    I'm looking at the charts on the front page.

    I have sent them a message. it has shown a 0.67 gain now for two weeks.
  • george4064
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    At what price did you buy the EAT shares at?

    And when did you buy them?
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  • george4064 wrote: »
    At what price did you buy the EAT shares at?

    And when did you buy them?

    bought 2.5k at 1,046 on 1st feb
  • JohnRo
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    My valuation hasn't changed since the 17th August (or thereabouts) either, I hold it with CSD and they also show an EAT share price flatline for the last few days.

    In your OP when you said weeks I thought you meant the last two or three months.

    I don't check every day but the four times I've recorded data since the 17th each show the same 1060/1080 spread you mention.

    Let us know what HL have to say.
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  • bigadaj
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    JohnRo wrote: »
    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.

    Thanks, good to know.

    I understand that some of the dividend payment can come from capital sale, would this still be classed as dividend income for tax purposes, I assume so.
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