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unvrkw- if , as you’ve said , you hold most of your money in Isa or pension . Why sell for tax reasons
Yes similar here. Will slice in around 10 tranches north of around £1.
I’ll also be adding further if there is any weakness.
I always buy with a target in mind and it doesn't change unless something substantial happened to the company.
So don't close ur eyes but keep an eye on the BIG FAT Target. I am not selling a bean. Hold Tight £1+ coming very soon.
TBH if you have £46k of shares in just one company you're probably not badly off at all - so IMHO just pay your taxes; it covers useful things, like the NHS!
I don’t sell now, I’ll take the profit as the sp rises and sell slowly meeting tax, luckily I have nearly all shares in sipp and isa so tax free
Extremely dangerous strategy to sell this so late in the game. Could and up having face ripped off.
I’ve been waiting to reach this stage where we are now for a good few months.
You’ll do well to get any shares off me when we are right on the cusp of various breakthroughs. Especially not sub £1. Let’s be honest it’s a steal at 60p with what’s coming.
But I guess every share needs someone to sell unless there wouldn’t be a market.
No we aren’t saying sell up and most of us aren’t idiots.
If and when the person wishes to sell one option is to sell to the allowance and hold the rest therefore zero tax??
Or off set against loss share as suggested, place into isa and sipp however not possible if you have to sell and therefore be out the market which you might not wish to do
‘Expect the share price to surpass £1’ I’ve just sold at 61p and expect it to fall back down to mid to low 50’s for another buying opportunity . We all use different strategies
Yes go find a loss making share and offset your losses against your gains!!!!
Sell up to your allowance and keep the rest. You could sell, place into isa or sipp and buy back or only sell your allowance each year.
I had some in a standard account, sold up to £10k and rest will wait to next year
Nobody on here is FCA Regulated, so no
I’ve got over 46k of ODX shares in my F&S account. I Expect the sp to surpass £1 in Aug which will Take me over my joint CGT allowance. I would obviously like to maximise my personal wealth and minimise tax. Any advice would be appreciated.