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Kerry Group share price

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  • 03-10-2017 8:21pm
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    MollsGap
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭


    Kerry Group have been steadily rising over the last month to 82.60 tonight.

    I have some shares and am strongly considering selling.
    Will the budget lower the CGT by any chance and should I hold off until after the budget next week before selling?


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    #2
    MollsGap
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭MollsGap


    Does anyone know if today share price is the highest ever for Kerry Group?
    What is driving this fantastic daily rise?


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    davindub
    Registered Users Posts: 1,447 ✭✭✭davindub


    MollsGap wrote: »
    Does anyone know if today share price is the highest ever for Kerry Group?
    What is driving this fantastic daily rise?

    Probably talk to a financial advisor, it depends on your gains, further investment opportunities etc.

    BTW the prices now may reflect dividends due to be paid in the near future (Cum dividend), so you can capture these gains under CGT rather than income taxes if you time it right, or you may be unaware that this is the reason for the increase, but the ex dividend price is lower than what you want to achieve...etc. etc. etc.


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    #4
    MollsGap
    Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭MollsGap


    davindub wrote: »
    Probably talk to a financial advisor, it depends on your gains, further investment opportunities etc.

    BTW the prices now may reflect dividends due to be paid in the near future (Cum dividend), so you can capture these gains under CGT rather than income taxes if you time it right, or you may be unaware that this is the reason for the increase, but the ex dividend price is lower than what you want to achieve...etc. etc. etc.

    Thanks for the information. Another great day on the market for Kerry. Hopefully it is just reflective of the long range guidance they give of 10% growth in profits each year.

    Would you know if this is like compound or a flat say €0.34 cent increase each year?


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