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Would be easy to see mid to high 80s again on FED news and any NA sale progress would be soaring £1+

FED tomorrow may cause a mega spike here with the interest rate cuts starting with a 0.5 % and more to come.

Will head to 530 sharpish when it does, possibly a mega spike upcoming with the Fed Wed, beware of pump and dump will trim on a spike. That 414 low was very welcome.

We will be the last to know of course, place your bets and clear the hurdles

Lower trading range, positioning ready for a spike or crash - lower end of range so seems a great entry point - spread is very wide but this could go to 150p or 80p this week and back.

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Always a winner

Thanks JG.

Was 5 hours ahead and managed a few sneaky trades while abroad.

Some slice 50%, maybe explains lack of progress since last week.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/TRN/holdings-in-company-sz050214blz3n52.html

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Resulting situation on the date on which threshold was crossed or reached

4.262985%

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Position of previous notification (if applicable)

9.540905%

FWIW

Currently a bargain at these levels with the income of 26c giving a 7% yield and an attractive entry. Surprised these levels are revisited post deal but bottom drawer addition for a spike up that is coming.

Increased position by 2/3 - too early or too soon - time will tell.

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Never worry abou lil old me, I'll be grand.

Empathy for others is a nice trait but reality, those who invest do so themselves and are solely responsible for their own investment decisions.

Those in HARL had plenty of opportunity to average down and out, if any got caught treat it as a valuable lesson for the future / capital loss offset.

Those with all the eggs in one basket of HARL or in one share only are gamblers. Balanced portfolios can take the hits without so much as a blink.

GLA

GLA

so many rumours - city am a few hours ago. this has been the plan all along. 8[4]

sky news reported on saturday the ftse 250 defence contractor bab**** is weighing a possible bid for the firm, with a host of other suitors also lining up.

Out for now nice trade.

Or simply do the majority of trades within an ISA . Once you are aware of the cgt rules is is not that hard to work out anyway on a spreadsheet.

Double bottomed @118 is my read. 9nwards and upwards.

On hols atm, what happened here? Time to add?

Seems a bargain after recent director buys surely

All good nice holiday lift

Coiled spring

@Steve

Thank you.

@JG

Think of it this way. I come at it from an accounting point of view, monitoring hard cash average cost of holding an investment. As a safety buffer, I do not reduce the AC by any dividend income received. Tax side (non ISA) is dealt within SA returns using the S104 rules correctly.

Trading aim is to average cost down to below £ Zero AC and beyond.

This works for me and is relatively straightforward to monitor live with an HL portfolio watchlist at AC updated by each trade. (The HL report columns loss / profit are meaningless, the watchlist give a live up to the second valuation to make decisions.)

In your example, ignoring stamp comms for simplicity

Tranche 1 AC 78

Post tranche 2 - AC lower on watchlist = 76.833 (60k shares [50+20-10] / cash cost [46100]

Average lowered successfully - rinse repeat.

Tax gain worked out separately at end of year return. By then you should have a much lower average cost than your entry. Plenty of bites at the apple.