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So does that mean that if the shares were bought originally on LSE that any dividends arising since reinvested in BHP are exempt from the WHT?
I'm with you Stockready...have been in RIO since February 2016 when commodities and miners at a low. Picked up on a new year tip by Justin Urquhart red braces guy who tipped AAL at the time. Didn't know which of the big 4 AAL, GLEN, RIO and BHP to go for so bought all 4. It didn't matter as they all recovered strongly, AAL most spectacularly as they were in dire straights at the time till Cutifani. Still hold AAL, BHP and yes RIO, reinvesting juicy dividends back in, all in ISA pot.
Of all my holdings RIO is one I feel relaxed about. All about timing and patience.
Just looked on here first time today. Amazed at how the trolls keep the dialogue going. You'd think they'd get bored and run out of stuff to say....yawn 😴
Share price holding up well considering everything going on. Inflation falling so more cash for holidays. Net cash and good cash flow...so where's the 120p coming from Alessandro? Keep munching the crayons, it must work for you.
Just having a quick look through here. Trolls never give up, relentless...yawn.
Trolls don't bother with the likes of AZN because they know institutions hold most of shares. They come on here thinking spreading FUD they can unnerve weak holders and get them to sell. Some very plausible, others not so and transparent.
"I am sure that the questions were carefully chosen by him prior to the interview so he could answer them fully so he looked assured and on the top of his game."
No kidding Wyndrum...really...er, so what would you do different?...conduct the interview blind and look inept and stupid answering curved ball questions?
Wyndrum: where is your evidence that AS looked tired? How often do you see him to make such a comparative judgement? Thought he came across as on the ball and at top of the game.
M216, your question to Bella...wouldn't presume to answer on a technical level, but picked up from Q&A yesterday AS noted that many PIs are well researched and some moreso than the Institutional Investor shareholders.
Look forward to the day when Institutional investors hold more of Avacta's shares. Guessing that some see as too high risk atm and don't appreciate the potential.
Truly awful of Avacta to raise through a convertible bond and go upsetting all those £50 day traders. They should have been more considerate.
Ever heard of risk notrex? Trial outcomes and timescales unpredictable which clearly makes financing tricky, pretty obvious really.
Maybe you'd be happier with a Building Society Codejunkie.
Agree LDA, just watched it also. Good answers to some questions raised.
Yeah Gary...most traders lose money. Some try to kid you otherwise.
Wyndrum re: your reply at 14.36. I didn't say what you said I said, no you are far more subtle and clever than that.
I learned of Avacta in the early days from a mate in the pub....a well informed mate, and took a punt. It either succeeds or doesn't but I'm not getting bogged down with the in depth analysis you mention.
OK Wyndrum....just read your post and now realise the 'folly' of holding this share long term, and now plan to sell and spend the rest of my days chasing rainbows on AIM. Thanks again Wyndrum.
Perhaps not gje...expectation management.
Absolutely right gmcc, was told 10 years ago that this share long term and don't expect short term value. Discipline needed to ignore those with relatively short term perspective, no problem once understood. Happy to wait another 5 to 10 years, maybe less hopefully.
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Notable absence yesterday of tag team FUD.
Likely they'll take a few days off before reappearing with new angles.