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I was going to post this link also. What it tells me is that the big boys don't want us little um's pushing the price up on reopening. Why do I think this?
1. What is said about the dividend potential, both historical and that going forward?
2. His valuations are based on unreasonable timeframes, 2027! Really?
3. Does not value non russian holdings in any way (as these would be three times present stock price alone).
4. Forgets history where things settle down and return to normal quite quickly.
5. Though it may be at slightly lower prices, he makes no reference to increasing sales to non aligned countries or the unrestricted sales and working outside.#
6+...I'm not that clever..
My view, it's just more F.U.D.
GLASH.

Coggy.
"Best stick to FTSE stocks."
Whilst I agree with your sentiment, I would have suggested a Post Office Savings Account.
GLASH.

Back to near level on Moex, max drop was about 1.5%. No buggering about there...

Does anybody see this at less than £4 to £5 after peace is settled? I think not.
So for those with finance this is simply a buying opportunity, yes we may wish that we had ourselves sold earlier, but that would have only been so that we could buy in again and get more. For the rest of us with full bellies, it's just a matter of sitting on our hands for a week or two. Understandable though I suppose to see some run for the doors.
GLASH.

Lqt.
You may well be right, but I have seen that hedgehogs, stoats and such like can be killed by slug pellets, and as I know myself beer does work. Obviously it's a great way to go, always somebody else's round. Though it's also the true definition of "Last Orders"..

Someone up there has a sense of humour, last week it was 19 degrees C, this morning it's snowing on the south coast. My roof's white.
GLASH.

If a nation of very loyal people (russia) are lied to over nearly 100 years it may be difficult to know how they would feel when told the truth, (whatever that may be). There are videos of children in Ukraine finding it impossible to convince their parents in russia as to what is really happening. I suppose a parallel would be to ask how views of once East Germans have changed since the wall has come down.
This is the stuff of 1984, the Matrix and Alice in Wonderland all rolled into one.
GLASH.

Oat.
What you and I think really does not matter, we have no idea what hardships are caused by the sanctions.
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/03/30/rebuilding-ukraine-make-putin-pay-00021649
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10661049/Ukrainian-government-say-seeking-compensation-431-5BILLION-Russia.html
https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/russia-reparations-to-ukraine-seize-reserves-for-reconstruction-by-anders-aslund-2022-03
To link to a few.

OaT
Can you show that? I can't see them being completely lifted until a mechanism is agreed that confirms russia has paid war reparations. That will be a thorny issue, and expensive for russia.

In for 39,025 shares at an ave of 94p after much mucking about.

Jay.
Thanks.
I've always thought a little knowledge was a dangerous thing, now I know that no knowledge at all is even worse!
Thanks for the link :)
It seems though not absolutely impossible, it's certainly not at all easy.

Jay.
I may be wrong here but can't the supply just be turned off at the wellhead, be it for oil or gas? I know that this will halt revenue but is may depend how headstrong our mate is.

CWWX.
Thanks, I do agree, just to say, that I have heard endowments are the most oft chosen option, though I may be wrong. To be honest I have only basic company pensions and have used ISA's and property to provide in retirement. It's always seemed more flexible, gives better returns and is able to be passed on to dependants. The tax benefit company contributions thing of conventional pensions seems a false advantage in reality. (Unless a really good scheme which is more rare nowadays). That's just in my personal view.
DYOR.
GLASH.

PS.
I've just compared dividend rates for Poly compared to pension annuities. Now remember NOTHING is guaranteed but using a present price of 307p the ratio is 4.5 times higher with Poly divi's compared to an average annuity. Remember one's descendants also get to keep the capital sum (which is also likely to grow) unlike with most pensions.
To me, it's the perfect investment for an ISA. I AM NOT an IFA, I am Joe Bloggs, this is just my view.
Please do your own research.
GLASH.

It's very easy to get carried away when prices have risen so much so very quickly. I try to be realistic, in two weeks I'm up 80% how many times does that occur, and with a very good prospect of more gains, and a bonkers high dividend? Almost never. Why did you buy into Polymetal? Instant bounce or benefits for a decade?
I'm in for the latter.
GLASH.

https://www.miningweekly.com/article/polymetal-reports-pox-2-schedule-slippage-delays-early-stage-projects-2022-03-30

I have seen it said that moving the POX-2 project to Kazakhstan would also help to balance their intrinsic values a bit.

AO.
So why has President Zelinskyy asked for him to be there and asked the Americans NOT to sanction him?

101
What do you think the upside is in holding? I welcome your thoughts.
GLASH.

As others have said, find a new broker. I believe that you can transfer your ISA holding from one broker to another quite simply.
https://www.hl.co.uk/investment-services/isa/transfer-an-existing-isa?theSource=PCGIH&Override=1&sitelink=C&gclid=CjwKCAjwopWSBhB6EiwAjxmqDSW113f2jhxKqeXNloc-tmBKhX4kAUDLqgS_s7jAo8Z27SdWAvCBYxoCLx4QAvD_BwE
That was HL, others should be the same.
All the best.
GLASH

Tony.
As you're such a hot shot why are you wasting your time here? It would be more instructive to us mere mortals if you posted your trades at time of action. We could all benefit from your greatness then. Pretty please.