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Yes you are right, only a dummy would sell.

Ignore not ingore, sorry.

We hold shares in an absolutely great company, so why bother listening to the derampers, ingore them and concentrate on EUAs potential.

Nice steady rises, i will be happy with that.

I think most of us are pretty realistic regarding the potential dividend, but have an imagination of what we would like to do with it, nothing wrong with that.

If the time of day indicates the amount of the dividend, then we all want a 18.29pm RNS, well it would be nice.

The BODs yesterday, indicated they will issue a RNS at anytime of day; 7.00AM, intraday or post 4.30PM, be out of this share at your peril , is clearly the message.

When you make a bad investment decision, accept it and move on, wishing misfortune on other investors, clearly shows you have not accepted your own decision.

Each day that goes by, is a little bit closer, as far as i am concerned.

Is a klopper, an even bigger kipper?

Come on guys / gals, lets not start calling each other names, this is not a school playground, but a mature chat board, lets keep it that way.

The BODs have spent over 20 years of their working lives building up EUA. The BODs / MANAGEMENT are the single biggest shareholder, i doubt very much they have come to the conclusion, all that was a sheer waste of time and money.

The BODs must be very frustrated with the current SP, but they will know when to release the KRAKEN, at its most potent.

Newbie642
I hope your grandchilds operation is successful, yes life can be cruel, that is why health is more important than wealth.

Us private investors know the current potential of EUA, and also the future potential , so my strategy is simple, stay put and reap the rewards.

I think we should just wait until the sale / dividend is announced. This question seems to put shareholder against shareholder, which we do not want.

EpicOg
HMRC is open to a payment plan, providing you stick to it.

philipjm
Why dont you trade through a S & S ISA, exempt from a tax return.

I am sticking with EUA1 / EUA2 / EUA3 ; and so on.

Those who hold shares in a stocks & shares ISA, are exempt from CGT and DIVIDEND TAX, assuming the shares are a qualifying share, and a UK tax payer.