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If people believe in their investments they need to ignore the people who only appear to stir the 5.hat.
There not here for your benefit and the more you reply the greater the kick these people get.
Starve them of replies and they will eventually grow bored.

Piggy just got a mention!

It doesn't make me nervous,
Quite the opposite in fact.
Makes me think there's something going on behind the scenes,
But wtfdik!

SUF,
"The Black Horse is a shareholders dream share to hold"
Hmmmm?

Feck me roger the pirates certainly didn't name their flag after you did they!

https://twitter.com/PowerMetRes/status/1643187955949793282?t=e5rOKp8Sg0s2NwPLJ_RdHg&s=19

IMO 4p is still an excellent buy in price for the potential here but each to there own.
And there's been loads of opportunities over the last 6 months to buy in at lower levels.

Gazzleberry,
Why didn't he get a fixed rate mortgage?
There's been enough warnings over at least the last year or two of what was coming!

Tray,
That's good to hear,
I know I would reconsider my position here if I learnt that Paul was selling out.

Just seen this post on Twitter and thought it was quite interesting.
Haven't checked to see if someone's posted before so sorry if that's the case.
https://twitter.com/ricwe123/status/1638101817086156802?t=2yvXlo2QegWiXwHBegA8zA&s=19

Rayski,
Really?
Is your property worth more now than 10, 20 or 30 years ago?
Peaks and troughs, but it's always up.
More people than houses!

Bonkers,
Over the years I have found that people who continually need to talk about their position, and/or need to say how many millions they hold are normally found out to be a bull 5.hatter.

gungi,
Whatever you do spread the risk.
Don't buy 1 company and ideally Don't buy into 1 sector,
So in effect Don't buy £50k of banking shares because if the sector falls all your holding falls.
I'm not giving you advice but you "COULD" buy say £16500 in banking, £16500 in oil & gas and £17000 in mining or whatever split/sectors take your fancy.
Look for companies paying dividends as this will give you some income/extra money to invest as you wait.

I know I might be talking rubbish but I have a good feeling here.
Never known Paul so quiet, previous hints about "data rooms", today's RNS.
I know I'm probably adding 2+2 and getting 5 but we will see.

Just seen this pop up in my notifications!
https://youtube.com/live/9AaGs9BfoVI?si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

Swak,
Are you by any chance "Bonanza Barry"?
Really wouldn't surprise me one bit!

Paul,
Your original question is not 100% clear but basically you can ONLY deposit £20,000 into a stocks & shares ISA in any 1 financial year.
You don't have to pay in £20,000 in 1 hit, you can pay it in over the course of the financial year but £20,000 is the maximum you can deposit.
You can trade to your hearts content BUT if you withdraw money from that ISA you cannot pay it back in until the following financial year when you will get another £20,000 allowance.
You could (if you're lucky) trade (buy & sell) that original deposit within the ISA into say £1,000,000 or more and it would be protected from any capital gains tax.
ALL dividend payments received on shares held within an ISA would also be free from tax.
Hope this helps.

Roger,
What is the point of posting doom & gloom every day,
There's nothing really to discuss,
There's no news, no RNS, no tweets,
All we can do is sit back and wait, all you're doing is winding yourself up, chill.
That is unless you've got a motive!

Goodies,
"They refuse to build the energy intensive indoor farms needed to produce tomatoes and tropical fruits all the year around"
That's not really the case, if supermarkets aren't prepared to pay more than 50p for a cucumber and with the High energy costs means you make little or no profit why would you grow that crop?
You might as well grow something which doesn't need the high temps.

Lok,
Read what you've posted again, the lack of certain fruit & vegetables is NOT the result of BREXIT.
Watch the attached video from approx the 9 min mark,
Basically growers were offered no government help with the higher heating costs needed to grow the likes of tomatoes and cucumbers here and the major supermarket's were NOT prepared to pay higher prices, resulting in the growers NOT planting these crops.
If you want to blame anyone it's the result of sanctions on Russia pushing up energy costs.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=b6m29rSSmCM&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE