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Yes I have quite a few "boring" yielders in my SIPP as well as looking for capital gainers.
Some are becoming very attractive due to the current sell off ( assuming of course they maintain their dividend).

No screener as such - I just build lists of companies I'm interested in and research/monitor them.

Thinking of adding a few more BRW to my SIPP, yield is 5.34% currently, and they're a long term potential takeover target (imho!).

char should do well long run - screeners - fair enough
i just see some more south here then the usual rns - rapid north then back down
but i admit larger smallcap so maybe???
gla

SC - looks interesting. I've a few similar on my shopping list, but I'm holding fire hoping they get near (or exceed) their 12 month low.

consider selling if you hold and buy back cheaper - help recover losses for you
personally my buy point not reached yet

Hmm not a nice picture is it chaps.

HFD close to 12 month low of 282 - current price@287 gives a yield of 7.66%

HFD low (so far) 283.2 - hoping for a bit more (less).

FTSE100 2008 vs. FTSE100 now. Just wanted to compare them side by side.

I'm guessing the volumes today were more than last Tuesday - still both fairly horrific ranges. I'm still short UKX and will stay there for the time being.

Actually it looks like volumes were much heavier last Tuesday.

to be expected gl

Just closed UKX @5048 +252

Went long of blnx earlier. Dec contract. Looks a solid chart and solid fundies.

Morning, guys nice day back after hols. Unfortunately my wish list last night was wiped away by IG Index inability to offer prices on banks and techs........ BASTARDS.

By the time they had got them up they were well up and away and as you know chasing is madness.

Any ideas on alternative, SB etter, CFD provider?.

Morning gf, cap spreads have tight spreads, be interested to hear your opinion on their new charting package if you go with them.

Not getting my usual data link. in fact its piss, poor. These sites seem to close down through the summer.

Not puttting charts up with false data no chance. Not U Money am.

Technically we have a Bullish Inverse head and shoulder pattern developing on the IMG chart as below........

Technicaly rather difficult to call this one. Either look for a retrace of high and trend channel top to base of channel or SP could do turn abouts and smash throught the ceiling roof. Certainly lower indicators show it still has plenty to give on the upside.

Recent article on PGD....

From GCI:-

Spotlight falls on Patagonia Gold.

10/08/2011 Robert Tyerman

Recent buying by Goldman Sachs and others has focused market attention on PATAGONIA GOLD , the AIM-quoted mining hopeful with interests in Argentina. Steered by Richard Prickett and Bill Humphries (the duo that built up the Brancote mining group before selling it for 220 million after hiving off Patagonia), the company boasts potential resources of one million oz of gold, which bulls hope further drilling could convert into two million oz in the first half of next year.

Another director, influential local businessman Carlos Miguens, holds a key stake in London-based Patagonia, which has been working to upgrade its gold resource at Lomada in Argentinas Santa Cruz province. The company recently intercepted gold- and silver-bearing zones with gold grades ranging from 0.54 to 21.21 grammes of gold per tonne of ore near the surface at another prospect, Monte Leon, which it has suggested could be suitable for bulk mining.

Patagonia Gold, which ended last year with 6.8 million cash after losing 7.3 million, raised 5.25 million at 42p in May to finance an accelerated drilling programme at its flagship Cap-Oeste gold and silver project, also in Santa Cruz, holding an estimated 656,000 oz of gold. That followed a 19 million fundraising the month before for Cap-Oeste and the companys high-grade COSE project.

Floated at 14p eight years ago, Patagonia shares have been slow burners, even though the presence of Miguens could be said to mitigate any Argentine political risk. They have traded between 16.25p and 68p over the past year and now change hands at 55.25p, valuing the company at 404 million.

Fans of Prickett and Humphries, whose other AIM vehicle, Canada-focused nickel play LANDORE RESOURCES trades at 10.5p, believe there could be more action, especially while financial crises keep gold in vogue.