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Daylight robbery. I bought these simply on sentimentality because I once lived there. I had forgotten what a miserable time that was, cold, damp reclaimed land that rarely saw the sun(and that just created fog). I should have run a mile from these shares just as I did from that place 50 years ago.

I think this depends on wether there is an aggreement between the two countries. HMRC have a list but it may not be up to date.

Nice that you apologise, we have all been young and young brains are sharper & learn quickly but you must learn from the oldies, their experience. Ignoring them may cost you. As they say,
" hire a teenager now, while they still know it all"!

A director who cannot pay his tax bill is someone who cannot budget, dodgy. As with many who borrow, will it be repaid or forgotten?

Not that long since these were pushed to 750 on 'bull', the CFO cashed in & left then it was back to rock bottom!
"Those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it"

"The ordinary shares will be quoted ex-dividend on the London Stock Exchange as of 25 August 2022. The record date for eligibility for payment will be 26 August 2022."
So, we buy at XD price on the 25th yet qualify for the div because we own them on the 26th?
"everyone's a winner"?

I think the computer decides on price. If the 'spread' is narrow and the price is fluctuating then your 'buy' may get marked as 'sell' & vica versa. Some might think that marketmakers could mark up buys as sells etc to encourage trade but that's just speculation.

"unless people drive uninsured"
one in three drivers in Manchester ARE uninsured, probably similar in other towns/citys.

Buy another's debt and you have their loyalty. Threaten to raise rates and they squirm. Then show them them that their EU vote is worth sweet FA.
It never ceases to amaze us how gullible politicians can be.

I have read that only one third of cars in Manchester are insured, we must assume this is similar in other towns & cities. A blatant disregard of English law is now commonplace but as many cannot or will not read or speak English(other than words such as 'social' or 'gimmee') it come as little surprise. Any attempt to enforce law is of course '******'.

Simply that they need stock. A buyer is waiting so they tempt you with 10p
They could be gambling on a future rise but MM's should not be gambling.

They sold or cancelled 24% of your shares and gave you the money back. Why? The big money men were pushing for this so having the buying price re-worked must have one reason. The automatic sale of 'B' shares as Capital?
An expensive operation for little gain, not even an artificial boost to the share price. Just what did they expect from this?

Any opinions on this? This is a rare occurence, how will share trade be affected?
RNS 14/3/22 17.30
"The recent exclusion of Polymetal shares from the series of FTSE equity indices does not impact the ?ompany's listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Trading of POLY shares on LSE and Astana International Exchange (AIX) continues"

First I've heard of this, nice of my broker to keep in touch. In my experience they may still buy your certificate or spend four years doing the sums. Don't hold your breath.

Has been £8 in the past so £7 should be no problem. Buy now for ~10% CG or stay in for 7% income.

My wife has a small annuity from PHNX BUT by spending less on PHNX shares I get a better return and I can cash in and get my money back, an annuity is a total loss.

Back in the 80's Lloyds were >£12, now <50p. Directors were well-rewarded taking golden handshakes & goodbyes while driving the business downhill. They were considered so big that they were not allowed to swallow Abbey National so this was given to Santander. Staff are looked after, when panic started in 2008, the first thing they did was put aside £80 per head for the next Xmas ****-up. Shares bottomed ~17p, each year millions were paid in 'performance' bonus. Often you will see buy tips instigated buy those who are stuck with the shares.

Davielad, Some advice please. You mention your company share account, is this a company for share dealing or some other business? I ask because for about 10-15 years HMRC has had me filling in tax returns and until recently I assumed these were R40 reclaim forms. Now I am told that these are in fact business/ small trader tax returns. Mostly I get a small rebate and their efforts are wasted, they never query what(if any) business I have.
My question is :(1) can I claim financial dealing as a business? and (2) can I offset the cost of Office equipment, home office running costs etc and if so what would they consider acceptable?
Having had years of reminders & threats from HMRC over what I thought was a small pension, it seems only fair that I get the benefits of being a business. Sorry if this is off-subject but the answer may be of interest to many.
Thanks to any who may wish to reply,....now back to the tax form...

I agree with "forget deep research", it is often 'projections' hope or blatant lies.
FSJ dropped with the general markets but when they recovered FSJ kept dropping, falling during boom times. Directors bought at around 870p. Wrong, the boss bought again at 400. If he was wrong the first time, he was not on the ball. Does he know better now? The progressive dividends were reliable, failure to reinstate them is not good, a sign of deep doo-doo.
What they need is a money-spinner. How about raising an F35 from the sea bed?

Down a penny now, that's 6704,969 x .01 = ??...my brain hurts?..

A buy tip or complimentary article often means the reverse, hence DYOR. If a large sale is about to happen, then they may encourage others to buy to absorb the slump. It's illegal and difficult to prove. The reverse happens with 'sell quick' articles, only to feel sick when the price doubles.
All share go up & down, try to take a profit then 'watchlist' it, for a slump. Trust nobody!