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Seems to be OK for me just now.

lodan.
Who will want to trade when it will take a year or so for the SP to raise to anything like it's true value, the buy sell spread on this type of market is likely to be huge, the war and restrictions could be over in six months and if paid, divi's if half of their previous levels will be 25% + or so? I'm happy to keep the majority of my holding in the isa (tax free) and a smaller part in paper. I have feet in both camps. I'm hoping that peace comes soon and that Ukraine can start to rebuild.
But all the same, each to their own.

"Daft" Why?

It will be most interesting to see where the price settles in the first few weeks.

BB.
Unlike Chelsea FC that I think RA owned outright, he owns a large part but not a majority of Evraz, so the situation should be different. As he is the only person sanctioned I can't see there being a ruling that penalises unsanctioned shareholders. Obviously there are effects on us all because of other sanction repercussions. Just my 2d's worth.
GLASH.

RR.
In my account, their vaue is shown for a couple of hours after close of trading (82p). (This is nice!) Then later in the evening they revert to zero value. In reality, none of this matters, you still own shares in a restricted company. As long as they can weather the storm, they should be fine. The selling/breaking up of the company is more of an issue, but unlike in the case of POG, I think that Evr management have the good of all shareholders in mind. All my views only.
GLASH.

As usernames said, there's nothing to do now, they are no longer handled by Compushare, so paper is possibly impossible now (Please check up on this point as Evraz investor services or IG is best for that info), but in other respects it's just wait and see. We are all in the same boat.
For obvious reasons lets all hope for a quick ceasefire.
GLASH.

This does not sound to me like the actions of a commander that is winning a war.

BSR
The article seems misjudged to me. Nato nations spend about 1,000 Billion on defence compared to russ1a's 66 Billion. I know that western equipment is more expensive but a 15 to 1 ratio?
Hopefully the cost for all in lives will instill sanity in all concerned.

Whilst I'm sure we do not know all the facts, it does seem a bit excessive for anyone to have been made to lose some £Billions due to sanctions, but that is what has happened/is happening. I do wonder what crime one would have to commit in the U.K. normally to warrent such a penalty?
johnson for instance KNOWINGLY sent OAPs from safe hospital wards, back to residential homes, that he also KNEW were not set up to cope with them. He also KNEW that many tens of thousands were possibly going to die as a result, and did in fact die, "Let the bodies pile high" he said, this was an accurate window onto his mindset. That he did not even attend the first FIVE, yes FIVE covid Cobra meetings is again a testament to his sickening lazyness and disinterest in the matter.
So, what penalty will he suffer I wonder?
This is a serious question as to how we judge others compared to how we judge ourselves. I do expect the torys here to work hard to try to get this post removed. Shame on them, for choosing party over nation, for that is what they do.

r33.
Do you top up on vitriolic poison every evening, or do you just have a bulk tank and an intravenous supply tube?

I'm not saying that it could or would happen, but in the same way that materials are being bought or sold by countries against sanctions, why wouldn't one of those same countries consider a listing for a sanctioned company? Seems similar enough to me. Money buys all from what I can see.

Bailey.
I think so yes. It was stated that they stopped their support about 10+ days ago. Might be worth you looking here at past posts.

Jim.
That is simply not true. Stop worrying people unnecessarily. I have been told by Interactive Investor (I have some certs with me from a trading account holding and some shares still in an Interactive Investor isa account), that if dividends were paid, they would go into my account via their nominee account in the same way it did previously, and that I could use or withdraw that money in any way I wished. It's as simple as that.
I could though imagine that trying to sell those ISA locked shares may be more difficult than those held via certificates. (At present anyway).

Whilst that would be nice, focus in my view must be on supporting and preserving the company for it's shareholders and employees in these difficult times.

PIP.
To be fair, should you not then also tell the pro russ1an government apologists to do the same? Unless that does not suit you?

Jakey.
I was told by interactive Investor that I would recieve any dividends paid at the same rate as any other holders and that the divi payments could be withdrawn as was the case previously. People with other brokers seem to have been told the same as I was. I would speak to a more senior person at Barclay's.
GLASH.

novice thinker.
As I said, " I'd never bash (or pump for that matter) as some here do repeatedly, (they are to be deeply loathed)".
GLASH.

Burn.
Unlike some, though I'm underwater with POG (who isn't, though 'drowned' is probably a better descripotion) and at this time even money ?? on EVR, I'm still in the black with Poly. But to say "Until you sell you've not lost" is a bit 'restrictive' in thinking in my view.
One's hope, (I assume) in investing/buying shares is to make best use of ones capital. This may occure when buying and holding, it may also work when selling out (at a loss) and moving into something else and then potentially getting back in or staying out for ever, having bought a rising stock. Remember any change always has a risk attached, as well as costs. The hope that a once great company will retrace it's share price is all well and good, but less experianced investors should realise that this does not always happen. I've seen both occure, shares go from $20 to $83 then to zero and others go from £2 to £10 and stay there. Most here know this more than I, but it is reality. One should in my view always keep a weather eye open, and not fall in love with a stock. One sees some hold onto their Lloyds's or Nat Wests or Rolls Royce's with white knuckles, dreaming, "it was 10 times this five years ago!" whilst the world passes them by.

I will NOT be selling my POG holding, yes it's taken a bit of a bashing, and I'm a bit dizzy! but I do think that it will retrace, at least in part. It's a well run company, in my view hampered by matters outside it's control, but it's handling those as well if not better than most. Septembers figures will be important as will any developments in the war. Agility at times like this is (to me) important, I'd never bash (or pump for that matter) as some here do repeatedly, (they are to be deeply loathed) but just be aware of the situation both for the company and yourself.
Just my 2d's worth.
GLASH.

Ray.
I'm not inferring it will or could happen, but it would be easy to compensate russian holders at market price. How many would stand up and object, for no other reason that self preservation?