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Agree with Gribbler. It's been a soul destroying read in here for weeks, as the usual folks argue and bicker amongst themselves.
I wish we could split this board into two sections, one for the folks who are here to talk sense, learn and exchange views, and another for the boys to play in.
Anyway, I'm impressed by today's price action given we usually see a drop well below the offer price after the announcement of a raise.
I've not really got any more funds which I want to allocate, so was pleased to be able to sell 1/19th of my holdings this morning at 1.26p in readiness of taking up the Open Offer at 1.25p.
Hopefully QED will drop a juicy RNS between now and April 5th, so the SP pops up and we all feel rewarded for our log term support of the company when we buy our allocation of shares a lot lower than the SP.
This thread needs to be deleted as it’s full of incorrect info.
There’s not tax to lay on US gains.
There is a small amount of tax levied on dividends or income paid from US stock/fund holdings.
W8-BEN for reduces this tax by half for UK citizens. Same deal whether inside a UK tax free account or not.
You’re all ignoring the fees.
Eventually there will be zero profit in mining BTC, the last ones won’t ever be mined. It’s all switching over to fee generation now.
You must have seen the double sized block rewards coming through during the last few weeks?
As it stands just now, the halving won’t reduce miner revenue by as much as you’d think as they’re currently mining blocks with a 12+ BTC reward. This looks set to continue and become even bigger as more ordinals and inscriptions happen on the Bitcoin Blockchain.
This talk of miner revenue halving in April needs to stop, as it’s not accurate.
Miners will all still be making a killing post halving if the price and fees continue to rise.
“ 1.2 or 1.29 or 1.8 is largely irrelevant long term.”
I wouldn’t say it’s irrelevant.
If you put £1000 in at 1.2 and it goes to 10, you’d have £7333
If you put £1000 in at 1.8 and it goes to 10 you’d have £4555
Quite a difference.
2 x 100,000 buys at 1.35 pence that went through 25 mins ago are both mine and are both buys.
Held my nerve since yesterday morning to get that price for a little top up in two ISA accounts.
Roll on Monday for more good news and a 2p+ SP, hopefully.
It’ll be nice to get beyond the last open offer price and over the 2.5p threshold which I think takes a lot of us long term holders back into the green.
I agree that at this stage the SP is somewhat insignificant, but it’s certainly nice to see a positive SP rather than a ridiculously low one that makes QED look like it’s priced to fail.
PharaohRocher
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Price: 1.40
I’d like a firework-esque mad spike up to…pluck a figure out of the air…48p
Ok. Need to look at the data these days. An SP of 48p would mean QED has an MCAP of about £700m. That’s double the MCAP achieved at the peak of the Mersk boom.
Im not sure that’s going to happen unless something substantial occurs, like MSC actually signs a contract to use our fuel on multiple vessels.