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Nope it's a done deal !!
Bought my first batch in Feb '18 at 28.8p & then some more when they dwindled to 14.8p in Feb '20. Unfortunately sold some on the way back up, but am still a happy man. Does anyone see any real possibility of a rival offer being made, or is it pretty sewn up?
Citylink,
Unfortunately, the fact that it is a Takeover/Acquisition is irrelevant, a Gain is a Gain, & once the transaction is settled, you will be liable for CGT above 12.3K in the tax year of the transaction date, unless you have losses in the same tax year to offset against it, or losses carried forward from previous tax years. To cannot transfer 20K if it into an ISA "tax free", because even if you did a 'Bed & ISA' transaction, it still involves selling the stock from the investment account (hence a Gain) & then re-purchasing it in the ISA. You would have needed to do this earlier in the tax year when the price was lower to avoid CGT, assuming you hadn't already used up your 20K allowance for the tax year.
Now I have to look for a new share...any idea pointers ? :)
I'm a bit disappointed.... I bought these a few months ago around 38p and I thought it was a really interesting long-term growth story. Never mind, a profit's a profit and very many congratulations to those who have been patient LTHs and have done well.
Congratulations to all holders.
I am sitting on over 20k profit @47.5p. Unfortunately my holdings in this share is in my dealing/investment account not my ISA. Does anyone know if on a Takeover acquisition will the same rules apply on CGT on profits over £12.3k? Or would I be able to transfer £20k into an ISA.
I'm happy to get a bonus from these, but probably would have liked to stay aboard for the long term.
It seems that the board are happy, so that is that.
GLA
I sold out of this in the 20s thinking it was done. Well wasn't I wrong. What an incredible journey for those long term holders and management of Wey. Well done all!
Amachado yes if you wait the consideration of 47.5p per share will be paid into your bank account. But you may sell now for around 45.5p, so if you wait you will get that extra 2p
Hi sorry i'm a bit new to all this. I have wey shares and some wonderful news. Do i just hold now until company sold ? Then the 47 per share will be transferred to ISA ? Is that the thing to do.
woop woop nice premium
Acquisition.
Yes but usually we get numbers with it, they didn't give us any last month.
We had a trading update last month so I think that's unlikely.
Last year there was an update on the 25th of Feb, I wonder if we'll get one tomorrow? If not we'll be waiting until May for some numbers.
I agree Roly, just an observation from a little research.
Frustrating for current holders unless one wants to top up!!
I’m looking forward to getting aboard, but I’m going to wait a little bit.
Its an estate and I can imagine that the executors are looking at many factors:-
- The share price rise which has been superb in the last months and year
- Taxes on the estate and
- distributions to the benefactors of the estate
Great to be able to take advantage of almost 'forced' sales of this nature as they are unlikely to be anything to do with the performance of the company.
Like from The TR1 on the 26th Jan ‘The estate of David Massie ’ is selling down, perhaps the family would prefer the cash.
They’d make more holding onto the stock imo.
Anyway, steady regular sized sells going though so one assumes the downtrend from 41p will continue with such a big holder selling down.
I’ll hang on a bit before taking a position, but I like the look of this Company.
Yes, I bought some of these yesterday after the trading update which gave me the final push. I had been looking at these over the last couple of weeks and the growth prospects are undeniable. Their 2 key brands look excellent and I suspect the closure of schools will turbo boost their growth for several years.
I have been following WEY for some time now and have finally taken the plunge with a decent sized holding.
This is a structural growth story and the company has a well-functioning platform to exploit favourable trends in online education. Also WEY has international reach.
Very exciting to be on board.
Online education tools in the middle of the pandemic.
Q1 of there financial year way ahead of forecast.
Wonderful news and a wonderfully run business.
Nice few buys in, some reasonable purchases this week and if you look at the monthly chart we are in a uptrend. January is going to be a troublesome month for U.K. schools, newsnight yesterday had a nice piece on U.K. schools and attendance (about half way through the programme). Basically schools are running at 80% capacity due to teacher or student self isolating
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https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/nov/18/exodus-of-exhausted-headteachers-predicted-in-england-after-pandemic
One thing that isn't talked about much, but if anyone watched the investor presentation last week there was one comment I particularly liked where they said they have absolutely no issues recruiting teachers.
I'm sure that if you're teaching at a good, well funded school with well behaved pupils then teaching in person would be preferred, but teaching online must be a thousand times better than teaching in person at a bad or mediocre school. Particularly if you can teach from the side of a pool in the south of Spain.