SRX has just ripped through $22.67, up 29% on yesterdays close. I think we will look back on $15 yesterday as being a missed opportunity for many (Incl. me). From my take as a non holder, SRX have managed the press badly on this and the story in coming months will improve. TC is spot on re last weeks SP being driven by price action and hope, hence the brutal dumping.
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Erko would you mind sharing where you get the figures for the dividend yield? You mentioned 6.7% for WOW but google tells me it's 4.85%. What am I missing? And how do you work out what the grossed up dividend is?
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Yeah you are missing grossed up yield. Quoted numbers are net div without franking. For a fully franked (100%) div you divide yield % by 0.7 for grossed up yield. Ie. 4.85% FF is equivalent to 6.93% cash yield.
Ok thanks but where did the 0.67 FF figure come from? I keep seeing 4.85%?
That's the amount of the interim dividend, 67 cents
http://www.woolworthslimited.com.au/page/Invest_In_Us/Shareholder_Centre/Payments/
http://www.woolworthslimited.com.au/page/Invest_In_Us/Shareholder_Centre/Payments/
Ahhh gotcha. Thanks!
No worries at all 
This is an excellent summery of what's happened with Sirtex.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/bus...l-has-been-buying-sirtex-20150318-1m1t5g.html
It's an interesting story. And Peter Hall buying all those years ago was the catalyst that started me to buy some.
See ya's.
redwing said:
Quarterly purchase done
Shares are all up over 8-10% since last quarters purchase
From the news
ANZ has gained 2 per cent to $36.63, on the way jumping the $100 billion market cap hurdle as only the fourth local stock after BHP, CBA and Westpac.
We generally cannot give advice on specific shares to buy.
Read this thread in its entirety to get a good all around feel for what is working for everyone.
You might also find www.aussiestockforums.com useful.
pinkboy
Despite BHP languishing I think you are right. I had always thought a bet on BHP was a bet on the ASX.
Maybe 30 years ago. The ASX is hugely overweight financials these days. Only 2 miners in the ASX 20 and BHP is only 4th largest by market cap.
Wow, a blast from the past.
So it 6000 in 2007, then GFC 2008 when it crashed??
I notice the Aussie dollar at this time was 77-78, we are now just a tad lower at around 75-76. I just wonder whether history will repeat itself??
Crashed late 07 at. 6800. Interestingly the ASX 20 index is already ahead of its pre GFC high water mark, while the 200 still lags. As you would expect both accumulation indexes are at all time highs but the ASX 20 is the stand out. Aside from the macro stuff, high payout ratios are part of the reason the ASX will lag against the S&P, so accumulation index is a better measure of return.
Google finance is also now covering the Total return (Accumulation) indices, here's the link to the ASX/200 data.
The Google data is slightly different from the S&P data for some reason
Also, here is the ASX 20 and ASX 200 Index looking back 10 years for a visual
The Google data is slightly different from the S&P data for some reason
Also, here is the ASX 20 and ASX 200 Index looking back 10 years for a visual
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in this case hotcopper would cease to exist.
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'We' as in generally Somersoft.
Hotcropper obviously likes to walk the line with ASIC regulations.
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