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Selling everything up to my original stake as I believe it will rise to 35p+, then just see where it goes over the next 2 years and top up on major dips

@Robin ii have an ISA as well. I think when you have an account of £50k+ ii are one of the cheapest. What are their dealing fees? I use AJ Bell and dealing fees are cheaper if you trade regularly.

For the babies, Junior ISA with AJ Bell. Remember, you cannot pay into 2 of the same ISAs in a tax year. So definitely Junior ISAs for the babies

Amanensia, sorry bud. Well you know your stuff

Amnesia "I thought your income becomes taxable only if you don't reinvest (roll over gain until sales and banking the proceed)" isn't true. Doesn't have to be claimed. Reinvested income, is still taxable, if you exceed your savings allowance of either £1000 (BRT), £500 (HRT) or £0 (ART)

Hi all,

I am a financial adviser (you can find me on the fca register) and it's just unbelievable some of the information being given to the original poster.

If you want to keep things simple for yourselves, unless you're buying crypto or assets not available via an ISA, trade within an ISA. No tax to pay. If you then pay in £20k per tax year, you can either just trade through that, or set up a general investment account. You will have the cgt allowance then. After that, any gains above £12,300 will be taxable. If you go over that and want to limit potential tax, then Bed and ISA. If you have tax to pay, 0%, 10% or 20% depending on your taxable earnings. If you want to reduce your tax bill, you can contribute to a pension, gift to charity, or invest in a VCT, BPR fund (Aim shares usually) or EIS. There may be other things, but please, seek a professional if you're unsure and not listen to non qualified or knowledgeable folk.

Some of you did provide advice, but damn, be careful

@unit open an s&s ISA simple as that. 20k contribution allowance, max that out then go to share dealing/general investment account. Absolute 100% returns via ISA no matter what the gains are. Coming from a financial adviser. Also, what most people don't know is that dealing fees are cheaper with an adviser, if the platform allows an adviser. You can still manage your account etc.

Hence the price drop

Why sell? Could have waited and experience next week's rise

So Tuesday will be the point of sale I imagine. Not too bothered, it remains at 20p, still a 4 bagger

On days like this. Now look at us. Holding up extremely well

Westwood, I was literally thinking of mentioning that, as expected. Something for mooky to use as a template perhaps lol

I just received confirmation that they will arrive on Mon, so I suspect Tuesday or Wednesday they will be traded. I guess there's nothing we can do but hope the sp remains at least 3/4 times higher than 5p. Could turn out to be a good thing once people catch on

I am, won't show until Monday probably. I'm on hold with their dealing team to confirm

They'll go up on Monday, so it is in there by today then should be able to sell Monday

Most of us can see them from a mile away, absolute nonsense. We can see for ourselves that every day isn't going to be blue, but really? So so pointless trying to scare people. It's one thing having a negative view, but it's another to just bash an entire industry. Pathetic

Why do people assume there will be major dips on results day? Totally not a given, as the revenue figures are irrelevant really. If they get it right, there's a positive spin

Lol Ian very true. Would have heard about the debt, the refinancing, etc, then shorter just predicting red days etc or opening up a short

I just wish I could have averaged down better, but hey ho, let the good times roll. Firmly at a new range I'd say mid 90s/100+ I'm happy with until the budget, results, reopening etc.

The best thing about this, is the low volume

I saw it in investing dot com. It was so quick haha. Just hope it doesn't leave this region. The rise today has been very satisfying.