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@Theregulator1
SP fees can be quite high. Although profits from SP are tax free
ty and happy friday to you all. Hope you all make some money crushing the market.
Regulator
You're funny.
I love your contradictions.
I don't agree with a single thing you've posted, but your posts make me laugh.
GL to you.
actually why don't people Spread bet and get more leverage using less of own money. I am newbie here so not sure why people buy shares rather than SB. May be is it people who have less money should SB?
ok ty
ok ty
I bought shares.
you buying shares or Spreadbetting
I bought more yesterday through IG with no problems at all.
Nice one Charlie.
I was buying yesterday on iweb - owned by Lloyds/Halifax grp. Alot of NT to buy in any volume interestingly & despite the supposed sell off... but in the end added all told 205k shares yesterday to my already existing 320k holding.
I assume therefore that those with any of the 3 above who use them as brokers can also now buy or sell as needed now too?
As said yesterday. Those expecting a further fall without a positive strategic RNS are entitled to their opinions for sure. Though some seeming to delight in any weakness seem to me to be a but perverse. But hey ho.
Anyhow my 525,000 at a new avg of 39.16p are there as an investment for 12-24 mnts down the line and setup. The daily fretting on ups and downs of will it be 15p or 60p again now are irrelevant for me till mid 2022.
I think if others took a longer term view also (assuming you belive in the ultimate goal), then it would reduce the need to post on the hourly issues 10 times a day as some seem to thrive on....?
Cheers and good luck in adding to your positions as you can.
HSBC have now added RMM new share to buy as well as sell. All this time, they didn't have any problem with it, just hadn't updated their metadata. If any holders here spot the same, contact your broker and ask them to add it. I am going to contact the company to ask them to ensure its possible to buy with bigger broker services, eg anyone know about Barclays? Whether or not trolls start replying about how 'HSBC are saving me from myself', I don't really care. What we all want here is buyers, but tricky for a share price to go up if it can only be sold.