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Fully agree with your views LawrenceH. I've also sat back while the price has fallen, and am over my head in this, but it's time to dig deep. Have added over the past few days. Two months later than I expected, but now is the time to get those averages down.

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=LXI&ArticleCode=bc1gqy22&ArticleHeadline=PROFITABLE_DISPOSAL_AND_ACCRETIVE_ACQUISITION

A couple of things that may help - afraid it's too early for me to actually read them myself.
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/double-taxation-relief/dt8606

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5002593

I-Web share dealing no longer allowing trading in Impact Healthcare. Can't see any problems with the KID. Have contacted Impact to see if they can sort it. I know from past experiences like this that only the company involved can get explanations or the decision reversed.

.... I'll just communicate with my usual sales contact at Stifel then, while the share price drops to 107p. How much will this all take out of the company coffers and put into the grabbing hands ?

I can't say I had noticed, looks like a lot of after hours activity. I would guess that some fund is accumulating. Green energy seems to finally becoming a serious investment. Maybe the recent acquisition in France has stirred some interest over there ? I've found it best with shares like this to gradually build a holding and stick with it. Trading quarterly dividend shares only works in a rising market, so I generally make my first investment at whatever the price is, and add when falls occur.

I would have liked to have been in here from the beginning, but decided to wait due to past problems transferring subscriber shares into my ISA. So for the past week I have been trying to buy in the market, but my broker has gone from waiting for the KID to now announcing "we do not allow dealing in this company". I did try another broker who will usually deal in anything, but again no-joy. I also messaged Gore Street's contact e.mail to ask if they could sort it out, but no reply. They are hardly going to make a success of this if investors can't buy shares.

Still annoyed that I topped up last week, while major shareholders would already have been studying the plans. If they were all so happy with the plans, who's are all the massive sales going through. Be interesting to know who was selling before the RNS as well.

Massive fall despite the major shareholders approving the new strategy. That also means that the major shareholders were given advance warning of the proposal, so quite a kick in the teeth for the loyal, income seeking small shareholders.

Massive fall despite the major shareholders approving the new strategy. That also means that the major shareholders were given advance warning of the proposal, so quite a kick in the teeth for the loyal, income seeking small shareholders.

If I had �1 for every person I have seen write "my mortgage will be gone".... my mortgage would be gone. Oh, hang on... it is gone.

Ive also been talking with the company, Andy i think. My brokers are I-web, who are the same as Lloyds/Halifax. They make decisions like this but will never discuss them with their customers. I don't think Andy is getting the promised call backs either. I tried dummy buys through HL and Jarvis/Xo, and it seemed they would accept the orders. I didnt even notice the KIDs. But having my ISA with I-web, that isn't really an option. I spent last Sunday researching possible causes, and i believe i found the reason. I am not sure who writes the KID's, but RGL has a risk rating of 4, which other Reits i have recently purchased also have. The difference is in the description of the intended investor. Other companies usually have that they are aimed at investors with a diverse portfolio, but RGL says it is aimed st institutions and investors with a professional advisor. So i can understand it if they base the decision on that. I really had to press IWeb for an actual reason, but all they would say is that they are a retail broker and RGL is a professional investment. Looking at the way Iwebs website works, i assume i would have been able to add or sell, but because i sold out briefly, i cant reinvest. I think i would face the same with MedicX, because their research page has also disappeared, but i can still buy as i am invested. The annoying bit for me is that i am allowed to invest in the most crooked AIM companies, where i lost a lot of money, but now i have rebuilt my portfolio, i am not allowed to invest long term in some professional investments. It not like RGL have much retail property. And i could still buy RGLZ apparently.

Ex-dividend day - 10p per share fall automatic, then another 5p as dividend hunters get out (or just to deter them from selling). Great time to add for those of us who see the benefit of long term holding.

I saw them earlier - it wasn't the volumes which were large, it was the values that were calculated at ten times what they should have been.

Thanks Gerry. If there is one thing I have learned, it is that you can't tell a broker anything - especially one where you can never speak to anyone except the minions, who run backwards and forwards with messages. I occasionally also get the problem with tax being taken off. Had one reclaimed, (PHP) but waiting for two others, Medic X and Warehouse. Broker blames the companies, companies blame the broker.

Don't worry, we are all going to be rich - British Gas to 'ditch Freephone number in favour of 55p-per-minute line alongside huge price rises for customers' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5615221/

I was invested in RGL, but have recently been moving my REIT holdings around to benefit from there being no tax on PID's in ISA's. However, my broker has now refused to deal in RGL as it is "only for professional investors". Anyone else had this problem ? They seem to have no problem in me buying any other REIT. I have bought AEW UK, AEW LL, Warehouse etc in the past week. It's quite ironic that they are happy to let anyone invest in the most dodgy AIM oil explorers, but not a solid company like RGL.

Complaining to the FOS is the key to getting a compensation offer. Just use their web site to tell them about the complaint and then tell HL you are talking to the FOS. Takes a while for the FOS to reply, and by that time HL should have made a small gesture to stop you making it official. All brokers are equally useless. Today mine has refused to let me reinvest in a REIT that I have regularly invested in. It's too risky apparently, yet they were happy for me to put my life savings in AIM oil explorers !

3i Infrastructure plc ("3i Infrastructure" or "the Company") today announces that it intends to increase its investment in Infinis by c. �125 million to fund Infinis's acquisition of Alkane Energy ("Alkane"), an independent power generator from both coal mine methane ("CMM") and Reserve Power operations and the largest generator from CMM in the UK. Completion is subject to third party approval. Unfortunately the shares in Egdon seem to have been acquired along with the deal. Having lost a fortune investing in dodgy AIM oil shares, it's the last thing I wanted. They don't fit in with 3i Infrastructure, so I assume they will be dumped at some stage.

Just e.mailed Medic X and they were very helpful (although can't give official advice of course). If the shares are in an ISA, the broker should have registered them as such and would have been paid tax free. So it is now down to the broker to reclaim the tax paid from the company.