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Hey BOZO2020, who are you calling the tomato chappie?

This is AVCT shuttle to Houston, over.

Houston: Receiving loud and clear, shuttle, over.

AVCT Shuttle: Yeah, we just discharged a turd down the eject hole (iceman888) and you may want to pick it up over the Pacific so it doesn't add up to the pile of junk floating there, over?

Houston: Sure! Roger that.

AVCT shuttle: Gracias Houston. Sorry for the extra work. The issue is not that the dush sold, but tried to deramp on the way out. Typical scumbag, not worth the bin we store the rest of the waste here. Out,

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Sonia,

I wish all the best for you and your fight. I was just telling the wife, for once I am investing in s great company and the affimers will be a great tool in the fight against cancer.

All the best.

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My chart trajectory now says climb ahead, propelled by a chunk of buys. Should happen in the next 30 min.

Imho

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Muito chart trajectory now says climb ahead, propelled by a chunk of buys. Should happen in the next 30 min.

Imho

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1) Use up your spouse’s CGT exemption

Many investors do not use their spouse’s capital gains exemption and so pay more tax than they need. Assets can be moved between partners without any tax charge, so it can often make sense to do this prior to an asset’s disposal, particularly where one person in a couple is a higher-rate taxpayer and their spouse pays little or no tax. 

The transfer of investments is a relatively simple exercise, involving the completion and submission of a transfer form. In this way, a couple can realise up to £22,600 of capital gains in this financial year without any liability. Although both partners in a couple are entitled to their own allowance in a joint investment account, in practice it helps in the mechanics of tax planning for each spouse to have their own share account.

Stock transfer forms are available from your broker. 

2) Use up your allowance every year

Where possible, you should crystallise gains up to the CGT limit each year in order to re-base their capital value. In volatile markets this can present problems, however, as you are not allowed to repurchase the same investment within 31 days if it’s outside a tax wrapper. 

3) Crystallise losses

You can ameliorate the pain of a poor investment by  ‘crystallising losses’ in shares or funds that have fallen in value, as capital losses can be carried forward to set against future gains. If, for example, you have lost patience with a fund or share and sell it at a loss, you can boost your future tax-free gains by the equivalent sum. Capital losses will need to be entered on your tax return,  and can then be called upon as required over the next four years. 

4) Bed and Isa ‘unwrapped’ investments

If you have not used up all your Isa allowance then you can move assets into an Isa and shelter them from HM Revenue & Custom’s grasp. Known as ‘bed and Isa’, this process works best when you sell just enough assets to realise gains up to the value of the CGT exemption and then buy them back within your Isa, or that of your spouse. 

Aj242,

Not really sure. But does their technology have any potential to be used or formulated to treat covid 19, as well? Yeah, I thought so.

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PL75, no, skipper, I didn't! :0) I am looking outside my space shuttle window and seeing Houston becoming smaller and smaller. What a nice launch I say. I am loaded here. I know I am breaking all the rules regarding investment (not putting all the eggs, la, la, la), but as my analogy, a gazzilion posts back, I have read everything I needed on affimers and what these lovely scientists at AVACTA have been doing all these years. Like a space cosmonaut, I am a investor cosmonaut! I trust the science and the scientists who built my spaceship! I put 100% of my personal pension on this.... yes, I don't suggest anyone else to do this, what I have done, but this is my decision.

I will either burn or go into history ( my personal history by the way). I don't need anyone's advice, as I have plenty of training ( 22 years and a house in France to show for) so I am happy to be strapp0in this rocket for the journey.

To my fellow AVACTA investors decide to bail out earlier, I wish you all good luck and God bless you. For those who remain and bail out later, the same to you.

As for those who may stay longer, I am sure the ride will have lots of turbulence till we get in outer space. Once there, keep your eyes open for Manor Tom. He's been lost in space for a while now. :0)

Good luck all,

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I am on affimers, dude. You?

God chart. Good boy.

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FTSE is next level for us. Surely they must be thinking about it. I would not be surprised we apply for entry.

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Global_2017, stop you, deramper!

Mr.S,

I project the trajectory of our shuttle 190° so we encounter less resistance. Once we free ourselves from the gravitational pull, by Lord Almighty, we will be out there!
I know I will do some good with part of the money I will make here. There are lot of people in this world who need some basic food items in their baskets.

Good luck all.

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Rigz, to be precise: "The damn thing works" . Prof .Alastair Smith

MrSpeculator,

My charts projected 190p finish. Give or take a penny.

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Roger, Houston, decouple activated. Confirming rocket II fully functioning and on target. Crew on seats. We lost a few on the way due to internal cabin pressure. You can pick them up on the Pacific. Over.

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Briiirrrrrrrr, sshiiiissshhhh, Houston, are you receiving? Rocket one is failing! Decouple required. Rocket 2 still functional. Over.

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MrSpeculator,

"So as we look back and wave to GDR, we say to NCYT we are coming after you next"! Well, I think it is more like, NCYT, get the f**k out of our way!

:0)

G

Good luck then and farewell, Janiax. We will send you a postcard when we arrive from a galaxy far, far away!

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That is us people....

https://youtu.be/OnoNITE-CLc

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