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The decision to sell a share is one of the most difficult to invest. In comparison, the decision to buy a part is easy. However, there is one thing that investors forget when they are out on capital - gains and performance.

At this level, IMI actions are 2 6pc. It is correct, but not much.

However, the display of consensus for the payment of dividend this year is 23.7%. Before investors decide if they want to sell a hand it is important to examine the performance that you now receive this initial investment. It is with IMI?

Thus, initial price of p 529.5 implicit return on your investment is not 6pc 2, but 4 5pc. At a time of low interest rates, it is well worth having. Indeed, in 2011, the dividend should be raised in connection 25.9%, which implies a return on initial investment of 4 9pc.

Questor continues to believe that the best way to develop a portfolio of investment through the reinvestment of dividends.

For example, a study of State Equity Barclays loans issued last year showed that ￡ 100 invested in the stock market in UK at the end
the second world war would be valued at ￡ 5,721 at the end of 2008 if dividends are not reinvested back into the market.

However, if all payments of dividends reinvested, an investment of ￡ 100 would have increased to an impressive ￡ 92,460.

Therefore, Quaestor does not believe that actions must be sold, even if the gains are significant. Indeed, when IMI between FTSE 100 at the beginning of next year, the index tracker Fund must buy shares for the assessment will be supported.

Third quarter update on the Group published lat months was reassuring and it seems likely that margins will continue to develop. She continues to outsource manufacturing to countries with low labour costs. As volumes in its endeavour to improve, it will allow the company superior operational gearing.

IMI has declared 2010 earnings are likely to be between the middle and upper end of the analyst expectations after the revenue in the first 10 months of the year increased 6pc.

The company recently announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding to create a new joint venture in China with Shanghai Automation Instrumentation Company (SAIC).

SAIC makes the controls and instrumentation technology and is already a supplier to the nuclear industry in China.

A joint venture is a reasonable means for the Engineering Group develop a footprint in China, and it seems that he chose a good partner.

The company produces valves control for critical applications for new nuclear power plants.

IMI shares are trading on earnings from December 2010 multiple 14.2, falling to 12.5 next year. For a quality company that seems not overloaded, but actions have had a good run in advance of the announcement by FTSE, rating at this level must be retained for the time being.

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