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I’d like to think the same but they’ve both got physical stores. Zara is in a different head space, it’s huge in Spain. One of their top brands. John Lewis has a totally different demographic to BOO, and not just clothing.

If you’d seen what this screen was showing at 8.05 you’d have had a heart attack 😂

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I wouldn't be comparing to Zara. To Spanish people Zara is like the god / goddess of shops. Nothing like it in the U.K. in terms of how attached they are to the brand. I speak from experience of Spanish markets / consumers

Was that a huge drop first thing or a glitch ?

The director sold £190k of shares. That isn’t going to scratch the surface

The one registered as a sell Tradey?

I’m reading it will be a seperate ISA all together with a 5k annual limit

@Andrey

You’ve been on here talking crap for far too long. We all know the risks associated with our holdings. ESO or no ESO, sanctioned for many years etc etc BUT your accusations against Phil really show your true colours. He has never recommended anyone sell or buy and has never proclaimed we will all be saved. He pints a pretty honest picture with multiple scenarios playing out and that is the best anyone can do so I suggest you jog on with your BS and stop trying to scaremonger people into selling…….

F’in idiot.

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AND……… once it’s in the ISA it’s then tax free from that point forward.

The only way it’s tax free is if the gains fall below the Capital Gains tax-free allowance. So if you transferred 20k holding but only 3k (as an example) was gain then yes it would be tax free. Exactly the same as if you just sold 20k and only 3k was calculated gain.

If you have exceeded the Capital Gains tax-free allowance then tax is due on the excess amount.

A bed and isa is treated for taxation in exactly the same way as just selling and rebuying stocks/shares/funds. The broker literally sells the stock at the price on the day and immediately rebuys it therefore it is considered a taxable event IF the Capital Gains tax-free allowance has been exceeded.

Bed and isa is just getting a broker to do what you can do yourself (sell from investment fund and transfer to your isa) with my broker I can ask them to bed and isa it OR I can sell the stock, transfer the monies direct to my isa and rebuy the same or whatever I want………

Very basic ISA stuff

DYOR

Yes you can just buy any share, including RR

You obviously don’t understand ISA’s or tax.

Once the monies are in the ISA they are tax free. Getting the monies into an ISA is NOT tax free if you’re transferring from an investment account.

All your post says is that you can invest in an ISA even if you don’t have any spare cash, by transferring existing investments into one. “Taking advantage of the tax free allowance,” YES tax free once it’s in it.

A bed and isa is literally your broker selling the funds and rebuying them in an ISA on your behalf.

Please do your own research. I’d hate to think that after being in finance for 25 years I don’t understand the very basics of an ISA……

A bed and ISA for is the same thing, just the broker doing it for you. It’s still a sell and buy transaction and you still pay tax.

Exactly Nettles. What it goes up today needs to reflect your buy price and not the previous days price.

Cosnidering the buy was at 120 then yes I would say its aged well

No, I didnt analyse debt levels. Simply in IAG as the price was a screaming buy at the time. Averaging 120.

@Bhaveen

You quoted "especially as I was given advice by more experienced investors to look at the numbers in more detail. Knowing what I know now about the debt I wouldn’t have invested as my plans were to hold for three years"

Surely if you had looked at the numbers in more detail you would have understood the debt situation?

Can anyone tell me when "Broker consensus" has actually been achieved?

If anything its a poor attempt to move the market which rarely succeeds.