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Unfortunately not:
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ideas/2023/05/08/i-own-shares-in-a-delisted-company-do-i-have-to-pay-cgt/
I was asked by AJ Bell to move the shares from my ISA to trading account, back in September when the twd was kicked out of AIM.
My question from expert pals here is:
Am I able to sell the shares in order to reclaim the loss on my tax?
Any help and advice is highly appreciated.
Cheers
Looks like what happened at TWD - is happening all over again in AMTE
SL100 please hold your breath whilst you wait.....
With your last comments, unbelievable........more than happy with my posts .....either explode or implode........that was the risk, quite simple really
Trackwise and Stevenage built on empty promises. Looking back I should of left months ago rather than waiting until it closed.
We were told again and again contract is coming. Turns out we just quoted. Madness really. Not sure how Tewkesbury site is open. There's only 2 or 3 in there. Reckon the trackwise side of things gets asset stripped. Stevenage still going I believe but that will be a hard sell with the MD and management team that a running it. Still, they must be keeping the material suppliers happy with all the scrap they made. Millions in debt so will be a tough sell indeed.
The loss of an investment I can take. We all have to learn that in life.
Its listening to the 'know all' mentality of posters when they know SFA!
Just like the rest of us. No monopoly on wisdom or 'pseudo insider knowledge' claimed.
Look back on all your posts and weep.... or maybe apologise!!
Really, not much to comment at present.
Did you lose £1 hence your disappointment?
Interesting that the resident pompous poster K has disappeared. Had to read all the self important all knowing rubbish - acting as if he 'knew' more than the rest of us.
It was mere conjecture, speculation and as Deckchair put it 'bull****.
So what happened then. Or is the farce still going on?
Did Johnson and Cook face it out at Stevenage or did they get the 25 mill they need to get it back in black and a few million to chase the dream again.
£250;was invested long before your boring rubbish started appearing...the company did not fail because they never employed you, which if I recall correctly was a regular part of your postings.
I'm reference to your previous post deckchair.
My posts were correct it would either explode or implode. I also was extremely transparent over that subject numerous times.
If you are stupid or greedy enough not to realise that ! Idiot
Agree Deckchair66.
I has £250 as a speculative punt..so no real problem to me.
To be honest I meant to sell when karlon von bull..sh.ite started spout his rubbish but I thought I would continue with my punt....where is he anyway mr keep calm ?...
Sorry for all that lost a fair bit, as you say rubbish bod....AIM for you.
Unfortunately this was an all or nothing shot, and we ended up losing. There is no question the product was good enough, sadly for the investors, the management weren’t. That’s the bottom line. A better (or even vaguely capable) management team would have been able drive this forward. This was a stark and painful demonstration that a product being good isn’t enough to create a business, you need a management team capable of getting it to market to succeed. Cheers SL
Thanks Ifitaintbroke.
Makes a change from some of the previous over optimistic rhetoric on this BB.
You have about a 0.5% chance of any material recovery in value here, or less. Sorry.
Any grain of hope or positivity here?
Anyway the ashes finally finished and then it goes belly up.
That's so trackwise management.
Absolutely Karl. They knew best. They didn't listen to anyone.
If they start again I'm not sure it would be any different.
It is fair to say , I believe through experience this was all highly avoidable.
No, I am not angry over that, for that was before I bought in.
I am angry that a good product, a fabulous product failed due to the inability of those who should of lead by not communicating and engaging its shareholders who in effect were the stakeholders.
Even after they were reach out too , advised not just once but three times. The failure was escalated by their arrogance.
In some ways the stakeholders( major) have some blame by not curbing their salaries or demanding a information governance officer.
Karl, are you not angry these guys bent us over. Look at the money they have had, it's shocking management, shocking decisions. It makes me question now what we were told about Stevenage. We were told they were poor and MD Mr Bukeke was clueless, production would scrap loads, the production management give excuses and it was just a circle of failure. At least they were producing something though. There was very little here. What a massive mess. There's lots of anger towards management as you would expect.
I'm sure Mr Johnson and Mr Cook will be OK Karl.
Philip Johnston bought 4,815,000 shares at approximately 50 pence a share.
So he be looking at recouping as much as possible ,hence the reason 2nd auditor.
So , I have every confidence that he has hurt himself more through severe arrogance. Only if he engaged the humble shareholders.
I wish the best for everyone Karl x
Relax , calmness is the order of the day x