Interim dividend is in.
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And reinvested
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Me too @Peteswindon
It fits nicely into dividend paying and not being terrible for society / the earth.
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I’ve gone pretty deep into FSFL and most other green energy companies (UKW, GRID, TRIG, etc) to be honest. I trade where I feel my morals lie. I am sure energy security is going be at the forefront of lots of countries national security objectives.
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Any reason for drop in price so far this morning?
Same reason for everything dropping
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£1.08 can’t believe my luck. What a great top up price.
I don’t think the stock is being sold because people are fearful. It is very simple economics in play - the dividend yield had started to look lousy in light of treasury and bond re-ratings. (simple DCF). Of course it falls low enough it becomes interesting again 
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To right 1st time I’ve topped up twice in 1 day.
I’m very tempted. Does anyone mind if I scoop up some of this with the remaining 25% allowance of my LISA? 
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I think another important factor is the collateral situation with UK pensions, a lot of which like to invest in bond proxies like these trusts. The price action looks like forced selling.
FT just reporting on this: Register to read | Financial Times
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The deed is done @108.12 via AJ Hell - though not the full 25% of my LISA allowance, I shoved some in Apple.
Diamond Hooves baby! We’re going to the moon, first cow in space, MOO MOO!
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You cant keep a good stock down even in a bad market
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And now back in the green.
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And now back to £1.20. Could do with dip to top up again. Lol
And there’s the dip.
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The question now will be the caps (these guys have been subsidised for years) Subscribe to read | Financial Times.
As I mentioned in the other thread the effect on trusts depends on the proportion of ROCs in their revenues and their price forecasts. FSFL’s latest curve is below:
Yes the FT Weekend article did say
Another person involved in the discussions added that not all companies “would care about the cap if it was at a [relatively] high price”.
Your FSFL curves suggest to me that if the cap goes through there will be a material impact on FSFL in the next couple of years and as such I expect a drop in price of FSFL shares for a while. Political uncertainty will play its part too.
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