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Correct. In fact if your investments are by way of straight trading then an ISA is one of the most tax efficient vehicles available insofar as all gains and dividends attributable to the ISA wrapper are accumulated free of all tax. All withdrawals from said wrapper are also free of all tax.
I have long taken the view, irrespective of Party, that Government's ability to apply themselves to potential long-term industrial economics consequences is severely limited. Understandably, being politicians, they're more interested in perception and short-term ratings than actual results (which someone else will have to deal with anyway). Hence the idea of The Northern Powerhouse is a wonderful catch-phrase, but in reality appears to be achieving very little other than things which would have been happening anyway outside such a jingoistic wrapper.
Interestingly, a Sirius IPA Guarantee announcement could have provided one of those win-win political opportunities if handled correctly. A clear statement in support of TNP and future regional and national benefits, with the promise of guarantee 'when appropriate' without any drain on public finances (or at least none which the current leadership would have to worry about). Perhaps I'm prematually misjudging the likelihood that they are capable of such easy PR pickings but, then again, perhaps not!
Sorry if I've missed any posts on the subject, but do we know if the 3rd(?) Stage passes Woodsmith? Could be some good overheads, possibly eliciting comments, if it's close.
Would I be correct in suggesting that there are 4 announcements we would be reasonably expecting before the end of the month, namely.....
St2 Finance
Q1 performance update
2018 Full year Results
European TorP
When the Company refer to 'quarters' they are referring to the Jan-Dec calendar. Thus 1st quarter is Jan-Mar. Quarter and Half years are usually referred to as Q1-Q4, and H1&H2.
The following article may also be of interest.....
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/jp-morgan-chase-posts-largest-ever-quarterly-profit-for-us-bank-89cjhrdjq?shareToken=c226636cf758ada9859809ac5e11a457
Technology may defeat me but below is my attempt to 'share' today's article, if not already posted......
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/colossal-bore-gets-priest-s-blessing-to-dig-a-giant-tunnel-at-yorkshire-mine-zrd7l5pdl?shareToken=94f880c13671ecf1f6a309cb6293cf99
The Times has a slightly different slant in their write up this morning -"the FTSE 250 group that is trying to secure funding......". But, of course, from our point of view, it's all in the financing model in regards it's effect on PIs. I suppose we're all relying on CF's promise to protect all shareholders in such arrangements.
So unusual for them to get their facts wrong - not! Definitely quoted Sirius Minerals and correct rise for yesterday. Perhaps today's rise is based on the same confusion as there seems little to justify it.
Strange reason given by The Times for including Sirius in their 'day's biggest movers' - it reads "Market digests update on annual trading". Did I miss something?
The last trading day is the 30th.
I have long taken the view, irrespective of Party, that Government's ability to apply themselves to potential long-term industrial economics consequences is severely limited. Understandably, being politicians, they're more interested in perception and short-term ratings than actual results (which someone else will have to deal with anyway). Hence the idea of The Northern Powerhouse is a wonderful catch-phrase, but in reality appears to be achieving very little other than things which would have been happening anyway outside such a jingoistic wrapper.
Interestingly, a Sirius IPA Guarantee announcement could have provided one of those win-win political opportunities if handled correctly. A clear statement in support of TNP and future regional and national benefits, with the promise of guarantee 'when appropriate' without any drain on public finances (or at least none which the current leadership would have to worry about). Perhaps I'm prematually misjudging the likelihood that they are capable of such easy PR pickings but, then again, perhaps not!
The Wilton Worm
Spruce - You know what they say - it's the 95% of banks who give the others a bad name!
Given all this very interesting information about blending and coating leads me to ask if there is a direct Retail market for straight Poly4 (pelletised polyhalite?) and at what retail price.
As a name for our new TBM.
Instead of thinking 1p, 10p, 11p or any other combination, just think in terms of another payout of £46m in total and whatever that means for your own percentage of shares held at the time.