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Sheltie, seriously mate, what the hell do personal income tax allowances have to do with Capital Gains Tax?

Now you obviously feel qualified enough to publicly speak on these matters, when in fact most financial advisors are suggesting that Reeves will equalise CGT with income tax in the next budget, you however believe it already exists.

How is it possible for an investor to he so stupid?

Sheltie, do you actually know anything about CGT?

I mean such an expert like yourself making public statements on a forum after commenting on basic mathematics.

Don't you think you should be in your local pub as the resident village idiot?

NuckyT, I stand by everything I've said, the other Rolls-Royce divisions are far more inpactful in the short and medium term than SMR's.

Now pop off and lose some more more money.

MasterRSi, as you know, I know absolutely nada about shares, so I've just sold £45k of Easyjet at £5.36 that I bought at £3.73 and added another 564233 Empire at 7.97.

That's me holding 6122180 now.

Tell me oh chartist, have I done the right thing?

achilleszeno, as one of the world's most exalted investment analysts, a person who for years has debated rolls-royce share price potential with myself and the cat, your comments are held in such high esteem.

i'm sorry @****nal17 is leaving us soon, i've enjoyed his contribution,

no way the cat should leave, i'm on for £26 by 2029.

but you, i despair lol

NuckyT, I think your interpretation of rocketing differs from mine as does your analysis of indexes as per your 600k loss.

I said quite clearly, that renegociated servicing agreements, engine sales and operational flying hours, defense, power would contribute a greater proportion of profit in the short and medium term than any SMR sales.

But you disagree, well i know who I trust.

As always time will tell.

When it does, I expect a public apology.

NuckyT, I think your interpretation of rocketing differs from mine as does your analysis of indexes as per your 600k loss.

I said quite clearly, that renegociated servicing agreements, engine sales and operational flying hours, defense, power would contribute a greater proportion of profit in the short and medium term than any SMR sales.

But you disagree, well i know who I trust.

Asxalwsys

NuckyT, what are you gibbering about loser?

Shareflyer, well, I'll go £9 by end 2026.

Pip56, agree 100%, they've missed more divisions than they have mentioned.

The scope for percentile increase is massive.

Betterlife, my hands shake lol

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Ermmmmmm, the English language is certainly being bastardised in the 21st Century.

Markus99, not a case of being a twat, you went public with a ridiculous statement re events in the middle east.

Bizzare how individuals like you see things.

Glass half empty eh!!

Markus99, you were told yesterday that your prediction was bizzare, weren't you?

I'm simply baffled by individuals like yourself who see things through such strange eyes.

Incredible how wrong you are.

Marcus 99, seriously is that how you see it?

Well, short it.

Personally, I think you are crazy but tomorrow will show who is right

So not long

Marcus 99, seriously is that how you see it?

Well, short it.

Personally, I think you are crazy but tomorrow will show who is right

So not long

Skint, is there one simple reason that you can't even spell Shaun???(

NuckyT, SMR is never going to drive this short term financially as you know

Getting over 100% of prev Covid-19 was the key, renegotiating maintenance contracts, the Defence and Power divisions were absolutely tantamount to the increase in SP.

I bought between 70p and 90p but people have foresight and others dont.

How you can admit publicly to losing £600k in 2020, in probably the greatest investment opportunity in your life time is beyond me.

Yet, here you are offering opinions.

Why?

Restingpilgrim

We are the Pilgrims, master: we shall go Always a little further: it may be beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow, across that angry or that glimmering sea,

Restingpilgrim, hopefully we'll all be wealthy.

Kongolasse, EEE currently represents 21.7% of my portfolio valuation, which is very very high for an AIM stock, but I believe in this project and fortune favours the brave.

My biggest holding by far is Rolls-Royce.

Nice rise on Easyjet today