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Quite.
things must be looking up now we've got the de-rampers in.....
Might be coming up next month at the same rate as last year 6.5p... Working capital must be getting tight now surely?
The swedes seem to be checking Damburg's meeting agenda (every Wednesday) to see if Kallak is on it. Hence the falls on a Thursday if nothing there. One month to go if my prediction is accurate.
Thanks Ed. Will see what happens with the sp.
Hi Eric Sorry to hear about your ISA problems The investment fairy's taking the pizz out of you. You missed out on the 2017 ISA due to the barmy spread of nigh on 20% and now they've pulled it right in. It's showing as 6.50 - 7.00 but trades are actually going through at 6.61 - 6.88. Ah the joys of investing !!
Hi Sounds like you've got a good life. Is Gibraltar a nice holiday destination. My wife and I have visited most of Europe, but never been there. After I retired we did a similar thing. We relocated to the South of France and lived there for 12 years. We had a wonderful life but it reached it's sell-by date. However, we returned to UK mainly because of Brexit as I think the French will crucify the resident Brits with taxes once it goes ahead. Enjoy the Sunshine
Hi Graham. Very best of luck to you.
Good to hear from you Rhumpy. Here's me thinking you'd relocated to Gibraltar because you like monkeys. Atb.
Morning all. Not posted in a long time but still reading everyone’s wise words. Just topped up with another 65,000 this morning. Onwards and upwards!
Hi Ed. I almost did that two weeks ago on the 2017/18 ISA allowance. Was going to do a Bed & ISA but the spread here was too great. I'm with Interactive, same as you, but couldn't risk the loss of a few hundred pounds. If the spread narrows a bit more, I might do it, as I don't have an ISA yet. I also thought about selling, transferring the cash to an ISA and buying back in the ISA. The long way round, just so I'm in charge of the prices a bit more, when compared with the Bed method. But, as usual, I've done bugger all, because a few hundred quid lost is a lot to me. Anyway, hope it goes ok for you and the knock isn't too great. Regards.
I wish I had done the same as you Ed, but I didn't think there would be the time to put all my holdings into an ISA, or under the contemporary ISA allowances, the capacity to place all my holdings in one, so I relocated to Gibraltar 6 years ago to benefit from no CGT. I'm still waiting and my holding is worth half of my total investment, but mustn't grumble. There is far worse to suffer than 6 years of tapas, good wine and sunshine. Good luck All , and 'mon the Wulf! rhump3
Wise and sensible words re personal attacks. I'm used to it as Gambier and his two mates used to insult me every time I posted. If I said good morning they would all post "Oh no it isn't". It doesn't matter a bit to me, water off a ducks back. However, this is not an argument from me, I just don't understand the concept of equal and opposite trades. Yesterday there were 280k buys and only 65k of sells. listed for BEM. How does that work ? It may sound a little selfish but I'm pleased that our big day hasn't come just yet. My wife and I still have some BEM shares outside of our ISAs, but today is New ISA Day so in a few minutes I'll be transferring most of them into this years ISAs and we'll only have a few unprotected shares left. Then I'll contact the Swedish Government and tell them it's ok to go ahead with the permit award ;o) Best wishes to all of you old stalwarts.
And that is what it is Suze,an argument for the sake of arguing. Leave the personal attacks out of it gambier and just be patient,we are all just biding time.
Quite so, Gambier, you have a good argument. :-) Morning All.
No, I said accordingly: according to the precepts of the claim within the original post which implies a one sided (positive) 'buy' that doesn't have an associated (negative) 'sell'. As it means nothing to say how many shares have been bought (as it is the same as the number sold), it can never be used to imply something positive. However, if I extrapolate from his utter nonsense, 'accordingly' I can make an equally unsubstantiated claim that there is an exactly equal loss in sentiment. According to the logic of this buy/sell nonsense, I can make up whatever I like and integrity of my counter-claim remains intact.
Well.... it would be rational to assume that the buyer had faith but not necessarily that the seller had lost faith; they might have had reasons for selling other than losing faith, necessity for instance.
Evening. Thank you for the information. So then, Mr Damberg, the Minister for Enterprise and Innovation, understands that industry remains a foundation for welfare in Sweden, it is reported. Food on the table still remains a good idea � wonderful! Yes, very innovative and enterprising. Roll on the decision/election. All the very best you soldiers of fortune.
accordingly someone has lost faith in the exact amount of shares when they sold.
A few nice little buys gone through for 215,675, 50,000 & 14,489 shares. I did consider adding a few more to my collection but Mrs44 said that she will remove my wedding tackle with a rusty fish knife if I buy any more. I think I'll stick with what I've got.
Sorry....not sure I liked hat.
Mr Damberg in the North article.
And the days were accomplished, the great stone standing before the Easter Holidays was rolled away once more. Eric....Ouch, do take care!
Interesting statistic BUT the key word in PER INHABITANT. Many rural economies struggle to hold on to their younger and probably more ambitious/talented young folk. In order to stop the slide down the greasy depopulation pole, investments/developments in the area need to take place so that local wealth creation can happen. So if the government is serious about rural economies then there is a simple choice for the people of Jokkmokk
Minister for Enterprise and Innovation Mikael Damberg (S) is a frequent guest in Norrbotten. On Wednesday, he visits Sunpine in Pite� (which manufactures tall diesel from wood raw materials) to open a new production line. Then he goes on to Lule� for a visit to the food company Nyhl�ns Hugosson and a group in the home service who works with integration. It is good that Damberg shows interest and commitment to the added value created in the north. According to Statistics Sweden, Norrbotten is the county in the country, which has the third highest BRP (gross regional product) per inhabitant. Only Stockholm and V�stra G�taland have higher numbers. Forests, ore, hydroelectric power, export industries, tourism companies, test operations and other industries in the north are national assets. But it also applies to creating conditions so that all this can continue to grow and develop. Therefore, it is gratifying that Damberg emphasizes the importance of investing in Norrbotten Bay, strengthening the Norrlands Foundation and other things that create better conditions for life and business in northern Sweden. Important is also the new industrialization strategy initiated by Damberg. Unlike former government chief Fredrik Reinfeldt (M), who described the industry as "basically gone", Damberg has understood that industry remains a foundation for welfare in Sweden. The numbers speak a clear language. The industry and the industrial services sector account for one fifth of Sweden's GDP and 77 percent of the total export value. Without LKAB, SSAB, Volvo, Billerud Korsn�s, SCA, Boliden and other industrial companies, Sweden would be a poorer country. For this reason, it is a blessing that Sweden now has both a government chief (Stefan L�fven) and an industry minister who understands the industry's central role in the social economy. I would like to say that it is one of the most important changes after the change of government in 2014. He could always pop into Jokkmokk while he's there......