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I knew you were an entrepreneur...
Yes Jim, Monday to Friday it's parked outside B&Q.... weekend outside the local sports ground. ;-)
Do you run a burger and sausage van, Mark?
Hi Prop - as my business is a limited company, if I wish to invest any of my retained earnings into shareholdings, I need a designated business trading account. Obviously, there are different tax impacts to an individual trading account.
Best,
Mark
LOL - sorry, folks, my question was meant to be for Markyess.
They always have a burger van parked outside, that's .for sure
Jim, what’s a B&Q?
Something to do with burgers and sausages?
Something to do with B&Q?
Jim, What is a business trading account?
Your welcome. Hopefully they won’t make a liar out of me...:-)
That comment is lower than a snakes belly...
Agree, Sweet. I'm hoping to keep a decent slug locked up in both companies for the long term, as I see some solid and consistent dividend potential - possibly replacing the majority of my annual income.
I am likely to need to cash out a certain amount in the next 18-24 months, and my holding in Keras is considerably larger than my holding in Calidus, so it's likely to come from that pot - subject to at least *some* of the equity growth I'm predicting!
I have a similar dilemma to PC - I have some retained profits in my company that are doing very little in the bank, so am toying with opening up a business trading account with a reasonable percentage destined for KRS and/or CAI
Jim, You've clearly been eye'balling' that particular canine's ground-scraping extremities.
In the near term I believe the high price of gold (& I’m sure it’s going higher) will see any gold asset soon mined to death. Whereas Keras, with a minimum of 60 years supply of the highest grade phosphate looks to be good for a legacy to leave to the children. I shall be keeping a foot firmly in both camps. GLA!
C'mon. 10 years in here indicates my level of financial wizardry - and that would be lower than a dachshund's gonads ;-p
Yes, that had crossed both my mind and my spreadsheet!
Timing as always will be the key!
PC
If (and it's a big if) we get the Togo license in November, I'd say the best approach would be to buy Keras now, and flip it after the license into Calidus.
Lots of ifs, buts and maybes, and a dependency on that crystal ball, mind.
Thanks for those thoughts !
For me also, much as I like Keras, I can at least see Calidus as a longer term prospect with some very interesting variables to the upside, in a stable environment!
Anything could come out of the blue and de-rail our Togo investment !
With Utah then holding the fort so to speak, and will need a few years to become fully developed, Calidus is sure to be main bread winner for any long term hold!
Regards
PC
Assuming a medium term investment (say 3 years) I think at today's money/prices, you'd ultimately get highest year on year dividend yield from Calidus.
Higher opportunity for equity 'multi bagging' from Keras.
Pinecone54.
My vote would be Calidus it should blow Keras out of the water as I expect the mine life to increase as discoveries are made.
Hi All
As many of us are in the same boat with both Companies shares taking up a lot of portfolio value, time and conversations!
Based on what we know about each of our investments, if we were to have to choose between the two possibilities of “dividends “ at the time production starts to pull in the real money!
Now, I realise we cannot yet count on Keras, until ........... but, say for a moment we get to that point and both companies are doing great!
So which company do we invest for the best return outcomes?
PC
Enough about your past career Jim, what about the shares?
;-)
Just a note on that, Mark. I was originally with Hfax and moved to IG before the split. It took 13 weeks!
Great. In which case, I won't waste any more time with waiting, I'll get it underway.
Thank you so much, JR.
Free transfer and exact holding transferred.