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I had my doubts about picking up X5 right after its listing, but I decided to go for it last Monday when the price dipped slightly. Happy to see some solid gains today after their annual report. A part of me is tempted to lock in the 8% premium and sell, but for now, I’ve decided to hold on and see where it goes. Even if the momentum slows in the next couple of weeks, it’ll likely pick up as we get closer to a dividend announcement. Another stock I’ve decided to hold onto is WUSH. I sold part of my position about a week and a half ago to enjoy the satisfaction of taking a profit, but I kept some shares. I’m confident it’ll hit over 190 rubles soon, and I think things could get even more interesting as we head toward summer, so I’m holding for now. ROSN looks like it’s starting to climb back up, but it’s too early to tell if it’ll persist or just stay stuck in the 515-535 corridor—or even dip closer to 500, as some users have been predicting. I’ve been buying on the dips, but not as systematically as I could have. If I’d been more patient, I could have had a better average price by now. Another recent pick for me is HNFG. Their positive and transparent report has definitely boosted the stock price. After all, retail is retail—people are going to keep shopping no matter what. And finally, just for fun, I picked up ELMT last week to speculate a bit. It seems to be on a downward trend right now, but who knows. Do you think X5 and Henderson will maintain their momentum, or is now the time to take profits?

So how are coupons paid out on here? I've got SU26234RMFS3 in my portfolio on here, as well as on Alfa. I haven't gotten a here about the coupon being paid, but it's already in my account with the other broker. What's the usual timeline on here?

Last week, I was planning to pick up some ROSN after the dividend cutoff, but it didn’t drop the way I’d expected. Then came the sanctions speculations, the actual announcement, and—surprisingly—growth in the stock. Today, though, it took a dip. Lots of short-sellers seem to have had their moment. Good for them. As for me, I decided to go ahead and buy what I’d planned to pick up last week. My reasoning? Medium-to-long term, I think Rosneft will grow. Brent is above $80, and let’s be honest—Russia always finds a way to sell what it needs to sell. But who knows? Let’s see where this goes. On the other hand, I sold my NVTK stock over the weekend. I wasn’t sure how some of the sanctions would play out. I made a small penny but could have made more if I’d waited until today. Oh well.