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Seems very strange that, with all that has been happening, that no one has anything to say ... but all the more for me.

And it gets even better -
The Company announces that Katherine McGrath, PCA of Chairman (Mr Kevin McGrath) purchased 24,971 Ordinary Shares in the Company on 1 November 2021 at a price of £0.8797p per share.

The Company announces that Kevin McGrath, Independent Non-Executive Chairman of the Company purchased 24,971 Ordinary Shares in the Company on 1 November 2021 at a price of £0.8797p per share.
That's almost £22000 of his own money. Confidence in the company.

Always said you know what you are talking about !
I was concerned you had to part with your money before you got the questionairre. Harmony should be quite an interesting investment. See how long it is before someone lets me buy in.

I would bet that if I hadn't asked, Jarvis/XO would have accepted it. Looking at the SFS list I am in several companyies with I-web despite them saying they won't let people deal in the SFS.
Did Primary Bid send you a questionairre when you subscribed to Harmony Energy ?

Possible problem, although I was keen on Harmony Energy, I knew I/web - Lloyds wouldn't take SFS shares, but was sure Jarvis X-O took anything - but I checked and they just got back to me saying NO.
I'm disappointed but hope your alternate broker will take them.

Turned out to be a great tip, thank you @Krusty - glad I didn't hang around.

@whitelye - and here was me thinking I was the only one who didn't fully understand the RNS.
Strangely enough history has proved that the investments I don't understand turn out to be the best.
@Redtom excellent working out. I'll read it again when I've woke up.

Yes that is why I make most of my investments quarterly dividend payers, even if they drop I am getting a good income, and can tinker with my holdings to average down. I just see a good opportunity to take some profits at the moment and reposition my holdings over the Xmas and New Year period. Thinking about a small stake in Harmony Energy through PB. Small dividend for next year but then hopefully 8 percent.

will this topic ever go away ?
Is it going to drag down this board until someone fixes it ?
DEC - over to you, no one else is going to find a solution.

That niggling little question that will never go away until "someone" takes a lead and gets it sorted out once and for all. As I said many moons ago.
I'm alright thanks, Jack. HaHa.

Everytime I have seen opportunities for day trading I get a couple of good days and then someone makes a statement that destroys the share price and leaves me stuck in.

Just picked up 3000 for 114.9p.
Bored, on a train. Also doubled up on AEW UK and Impact Health, selling out of WINK and Twenty Four for a while

No I hadn't come across TMIP @K, I've added it to my watch list, and surprisingly I am allowed to buy it with I-web (although I never know for certain until I press the buy button. I don't think you have learned anything from my style of investing, except the rule of chaos perhaps. I try different things, some I win on, others I lose, but first of all it's a hobby. One day I will master it. I always have a list in front of me of the next quarters ex-dividend dates, and am trying to focus on the next three weeks to see what I think will rise enough to double up my holdings and dividends, and then cut back or sell out. Whatever happens, the last year has been amazing for both dividends and capital gains. After my AIM disaster, I am back in profit in my ISA, but still a long way to go elsewhere.
@sidi - I bought a few DEC back with X-O after getting assurances about the tax. That was at 117, so I had to add to that at 103p. I'll wait and see what dividend I get now. People over at the DEC board certainly know how to panic.

Sure are, I have trimmed my portfolio a bit over the past weeks. Got rid of most quarterly dividend payers who have dropped below 4 percent per annum, and I've identified around half the rest that are long term holds (like Gore) and the other half that are potentially worth trading between dividends. I dislike doing this but so many people do now, it is creating a trend.
It allows me to trade off profits against some loses, but more importantly, means I hold a higher percentage of cash looking for opportunities, and being prepared for the inflation that is coming. Still sticking with quarterly dividend payers though.
Bet you are glad you got out of DEC "sidi".

Guess there will be a further fall because of SDV holding in DEC ? Only hope that SDV saw it coming and got out quick.

snudge1234 needs to stop telling people it is 15% withholding tax in ISA's with W8BEN - WRONG.... it depends on your broker which has been established many times. Don't think putting a question mark after your statement covers you when giving financial advice.

Feel so sorry for the guys who trolled me till I sold. Seriously.

... and I can confirm that Redtom knows what he is talking about from experiences elsewhere.

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