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Rate my SIPP - ITV high conviction

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  • kempiejon
    kempiejon Posts: 896 Forumite
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    Roger175 said:
    Most share price websites allow you to look up the total return. Here is a screen shot from A J Bell showing this with the total return set to 1yr.
    I'd be pleased to be corrected but I have found it hard to find total return and the methods by which it is calculated on most share price websites. I think that AJB screen shot shows share price return set to 1 yr. It's not clear to me if AJ Bell can toggle between Total Return with income reinvested and just Share Price return.
    It's a more cumbersome website but Trustnet is my go to for total return, share price change, annualise and cumulative returns over a variety of time scales and sample rates. With/without income reinvestment is the TR/SP return setting.
    https://www2.trustnet.com/Tools/Charting.aspx
  • Roger175
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    Kempiejon

    Sorry I can't answer your question. I'm not familiar with Trustnet and a quick look suggests they don't deal with shares in individual companies. I am familiar with the AJB website, but I don't really use the Total Return info, I was just pointing you towards it, since you had asked the question.

    Whilst I hold a lot of individual shares in my high yield portfolio, most of these were chosen a long time ago (15-20 years) and I simply top-up from time-to-time. I do add the occasional new holding but my research tends to focus around the dividend and dividend history which I obtain from various websites.
  • kempiejon
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    Roger175 said:
    Kempiejon

    Sorry I can't answer your question. I'm not familiar with Trustnet and a quick look suggests they don't deal with shares in individual companies. I am familiar with the AJB website, but I don't really use the Total Return info, I was just pointing you towards it, since you had asked the question.

    Whilst I hold a lot of individual shares in my high yield portfolio, most of these were chosen a long time ago (15-20 years) and I simply top-up from time-to-time. I do add the occasional new holding but my research tends to focus around the dividend and dividend history which I obtain from various websites.
    I was pointing out that AJ Bell doesn't show total return. You posted a screen shot and said it did. That screen shot shows share price movement without dividends.
    Trustnet does individual shares, ITs, ETFs, funds unti trusts and so on and you can see return either with dividends reinvested or without and plot multiple shares at once.
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