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Mr_Orange said:
9am to 3pm for us Queenslanders, so not quite such silly hours as WA. Other than the "curtains fading and the cows not being able to sleep", I have never understood why QLD is so backwards in its attitude towards DST.
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Didn't you mean "I have never understood why QLD is so backwards"
 
We went off to a funeral and wake so we missed today’s lows. At the moment the futures are up for tomorrow in Australia.
Our curtains seem OK.
We are getting deluged with dividends and not all of them are franked. BSE, CMW and CQE are not franked.
 
Well we did speed reading so those annual reports are ok.
Melbana MAY are drilling for oil in Cuba and have had oil shows over many metres. Would be nice if it is a success but country risk is a biggie.
 
Used to be we would recycle annual reports but now we get them emailed. We get printed annual reports only where we have our largest holdings now.
 
RooFlyer said:
Pretty happy with this ( AFR On line):

CBA announced the final buyback discount of 14 per cent on shares against a market price of $103.05 on Monday morning. Investors will receive $88.62 for each share successfully tended including a $21.66 capital component and a fully franked dividend of $66.96.

But large scale back 🙄😱

Commonwealth Bank’s $6 billion buyback has been swamped by yield-hungry investors, forcing the bank to scale back shareholders heavily after the offer was oversubscribed by $18 billion.

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Very happy, super fund in pension mode so no tax consequences, took a punt and bought (as it turned out) on Friday about half what I sold at $100, the rest today at $102.90 so after costs, a clear profit of about $15.50 a share once I get my franking credits back from next years tax. Didn't really want to sell but stupid not to take a certain STAG profit which is why I bought straight back even though I'm not sure they won't go lower in the short term.
 
You know you own shares in too many companies when you get (what I assume are dividend) payments dropping into your bank account when you have no idea what they are for!

A payment for this turned up yesterday:

'Tombador Iron Li Ref'

But I have no idea what it is. It's possible that it may not even be a dividend payment. Anyone recognise it?
 
Dr Ralph said:
You know you own shares in too many companies when you get (what I assume are dividend) payments dropping into your bank account when you have no idea what they are for!

A payment for this turned up yesterday:

'Tombador Iron Li Ref'

But I have no idea what it is. It's possible that it may not even be a dividend payment. Anyone recognise it?
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I'm guessing you held shares in TI1.

Not a divided, but they ran an unmarketable parcel sale facility a couple of months back, and you were likely enrolled in that, and this is the payout.

 
odysseus said:
I'm guessing you held shares in TI1.

Not a divided, but they ran an unmarketable parcel sale facility a couple of months back, and you were likely enrolled in that, and this is the payout.

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Thanks for the info @odysseus. What you write seems plausible, but:

1) I have no record of purchasing shares in this company. So I have no idea how I acquired them. They may have been a spin off from another company?
2) I've never received any correspondence from this company, including, but not limited to an unmarketable parcel sale occurring.

All seems very strange.
 
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Dr Ralph said:
Thanks for the info @odysseus. What you write seems plausible, but:

1) I have no record of purchasing shares in this company. So I have no idea how I acquired them. They may have been a spin off from another company?
2) I've never received any correspondence from this company, including, but not limited to an unmarkateble sale occurring.

All seems very strange.
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I still get the odd letter about what I’m going to do with 2 shares in AMP my mother owned and she died over a decade ago!!
 
Dr Ralph said:
Thanks for the info @odysseus. What you write seems plausible, but:

1) I have no record of purchasing shares in this company. So I have no idea how I acquired them. They may have been a spin off from another company?
2) I've never received any correspondence from this company, including, but not limited to an unmarketable parcel sale occurring.

All seems very strange.
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Use your SRN or HIN and log into the registry portal and have a look there. Usually you can get a “single holding view” if you don't already have a registered account.

Alternate scenario is an error with the bank account numbers in the system from another party In the process.
 
Dr Ralph said:
Thanks for the info @odysseus. What you write seems plausible, but:

1) I have no record of purchasing shares in this company. So I have no idea how I acquired them. They may have been a spin off from another company?
2) I've never received any correspondence from this company, including, but not limited to an unmarketable parcel sale occurring.

All seems very strange.
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Resa group (RE1)? They became Tombador Iron last year.

As Kerrodt said, if you log into whichever registry manages them, they should have a record. Otherwise it sounds like "Bank error in your favour."
 
Kerrodt said:
Use your HIN and log into the registry portal and have a look there. .
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More than 20 of these so will take some time to go this route.
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Don't know an SRN for this as I've never received any correspondence.
odysseus said:
Resa group (RE1)? They became Tombador Iron last year.
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Don't recognise that either.
 

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