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PeoplePower, Mr S T,
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
As I have one third of my SIPP in here and nearly 10% of my portfolio I am feeling a bit exposed on this share, but your advice is reassuring.
I am planning to derision and sell 70-75% Tomorrow and keep the rest in for now, then maybe buy more in as I get more confident in the investing game.
I’ve found some people on these boards so helpful, but sometimes the advice is so broad, it hard as a newbie to sift it.
Hoping to buy my first bottle of Dom Perignon tomorrow!
All the best of luck to everyone and thanks to the constructive posters on here.
M
Hi Kitty, thank you for taking my question seriously.
I have only been investing 6 months, and have not learned how to time an exit yet.
Ive missed out on selling GDR at £2.00 when I was in 20p. Same thing with Val yesterday. Mugged myself by getting out of DDDD too early but at least in profit.
Thank you for that advice, early alarm clock and everything crossed for tomorrow.
M
Hi all, I have about 10% of my portfolio invested here . Spoke to a friend yesterday who is a chartered financial planner and he said the market has already priced in tomorrow’s results. I was really surprised by this and don’t agree. Any opinions?
Is anyone topping up at the moment? Or waiting for possible lower prices? My timing is usually dreadful. Have 25k invested and sitting on a big loss, but not in any hurry. Thinking about throwing in a kitchen sink. I’m fairly new to investing but my first share was Genedrive which has taught me the value of being patient. Thanks M
Hi Gary,
I’m reading your post the same as Caspar ie the shares are in your personal name not yourLtd company.
I don’t know the total value of your shareholding and how you are planning to dispose of your shares ie part sale and keep some or sell all when the happy day comes.
The first 12300 ( approx) you can sell under your annual CGT allowance tax free. The rest it’s taxed at 20 % if you are a higher rate tax payer, assuming that is the case.
I would open an ISA and invest the annual allowance of 20k In Eua or your other shares. To avoid any risk of missing out or rise in value sell your shares and buy in the Isa on the same day. You can transfer shares into an ISA and avoid the selling and rebuying but if time is of the essence ,and it is in this potential sale situation, I wouldn’t take the risk of any time delay in the administration process of transferring your shares.
If you want to hold onto some shares and sell them in the next tax year you can do this all over again, using your CGT tax allowance, although I’m pretty sure Boris has some capital gains tax increases planned so It could all be very different next tax year.
Pls check this out with your financial advisor, don’t take my word for it! Good luck, M.
@Wyndrum, thanks so much for your post earlier re stop losses. As a novice investor that was so helpful and real gold dust. My first investment was Genedrive in March and have been through the wringer on that one, thankfully up on that , but learned a lot the hard way in the process . I wish I had the benefit of your advice give earlier today back the . Still what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Invested here and confident of a good return.
Scoobieless, I had to filter JEsx , I read his various posts and whilst there was some relevant content, it was surrounded by so much aggression and unpleasantness I decided I did not want to read his comments ever again.
https://www.moodiedavittreport.com/heathrow-to-share-covid-19-testing-data-to-help-revive-travel/
Yes agree a few gremlins from AMGO just arrived on this board claiming they are going to take it over. I don’t like to use the filter too much but they are filtered on the basis that they add nothing and are detrimental. I think Chrisengland found them hard work.