- Britvic--£6.70
- GlaxoSmithKline--£36.67
- Bought 2 new shares
- HSBC--£18.41
- Bought 3 new shares
- WPP--£10.90
Total for July: £72.68 ($113.54).
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Tuesday, 11 August 2015
July 2015: Dividend Income, Trading Activity and Portfolio Snapshot
Friday, 1 May 2015
April 2015: Dividend Income and Trading Activity
- Barclays--£14.18.
- Bought 5 new shares
- Catlin Group--£12.29
- Since left my portfolio after being acquired by XL.
- Diageo--£14.84
- GlaxoSmithKline--£43.93
- Bought 2 new shares
- HSBC--£38.06
- Bought 5 new shares
- Lancashire--£35.73
- Bought 5 new shares.
- PZ Cussons--£4.44
- Bought a new share.
- Sky--£7.75
Total for April: £171.21 ($263.32).
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
BUY: Britvic (BVIC)--Taking a Sip of a Soft Drinks Giant
Shares: 100
Predicted annual dividend income: £20.90
"Buy what you know", they say.
It is sound advice. After all, if you consume the products a company produces yourself you will have a better grasp of how other customers feel about the stuff they churn out the factory. If you like it, it is quite likely so do others.
That is why FTSE 250 soft drinks giant, Britvic (LON:BVIC), has been on my radar for some time.
Their drink brands abound everywhere.
Indeed, as I write I am sipping on a glass of R Whites Lemonade. And this weekend me and Miss DD were enjoying a little J2O together during whilst out and about.
Similarly, I am probably not the only one (especially in the UK) to admit I have a cupboard stocked full with Robinsons squash. We usually have at least two different flavours on the go at any one time (fruit and barley, usually).
As such, investing in them myself certainly seems logical. I know their drinks. I like their drinks. I buy their drinks. As do others around me.
So I finally overcame my reservations (more on this later) and pitched some of my cash in Britvic's direction. Let's see why here.
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