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I don’t have the nerve, but it is tempting

Last time I tried I ended up with about 3000 less shares FOMO

Anyone sold and re-bought today?

Or sold and regretted it?

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It looks like Tufan Erginbilgic gets £31,250 worth of shares EVERY month

Well worth it if the price continues to rise to £5.00 as predicted for 2024

onwards and upwards 😊

160 by the end of next week

So given all the positive news, why has the SP dropped today after it's initial hike?
I was hoping that we'd be back in the £20 range by close :-)

finally ... lets have some more of these days ... back to £21 soon and £30 by mid 2022

What's the logic for the continued downward fall?
Any thoughts?

... let's hope :-)
Bought a few more at 147p today to try and recover my losses from previous purchases at 165p and 196p
LTH but hopefully not too long ... would love to see 220p again sometime later this year

Hoping for great UK travel news today

Topped up today at 196p
... onwards and upwards

All in the right direction
Let’s see what impact it has on today’s SP
Hopefully a big increase

Long Term Hold
Waiting for this to take off (excuse the pun) and for my shares to double

Long Term Hold
Waiting for this to take off (excuse the pun) and for my shares to double

Constructive suggestions and ideas/thoughts welcome?

But is there any logic or theories of why?

What's your suggestions for a good stocks and shares ISA?
where you manage the stocks (rather than buy into a fund )

There was some interesting reading on this board recently regarding Capital gains, so here an example to prompt some advice:
You buy shares for £10k; your shares double in value to £20k
you sell your shares before the end of the tax year (20-21); Profit = £10k (less than £12,300 tax threshold) so no Capital gains to pay

You buy same shares again (after 30 days) but it now costs you £21k to buy same amount of shares
Shares increase to £30k by end of next tax year (20-21); Profit = £9k (less than £12,300 tax threshold) so no Capital gains to pay

However if you'd kept the shares over the 2 year period ; Profit - £20k; therefore you pay tax on £20k - £12.3k = £7.7k) = £1540 in Capital gains tax.

So if you think that your share value will increase by less than the amount (you'd otherwise pay in Capiital Gains Tax) in the 30days between you selling an re-buying, then you should sell and re-buy 30days later to avoind paying Capital Gains Tax.

Is this correct?

We are all here to share news, advice and thoughts and to learn from each other. That can be both positive, negative of indifferent.
There is no place on these boards for some of the foul and abusive insults that some people make.

Good luck to all those with a LTH, day trader or your own form of investment strategy

Have fun and make money

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160 by Easter 2021