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Anyone got any secret gems they're holding?
Looking for a new investment, ideally a multi bagger haha! ;)
Not selling this Ibstock though for a while as I'm determined to make 50% at least here !!

Topped up this morning too :)

Sharkmoomin, what's your point?

I am on n a ship right now, moron.

Anyone on that ship will be bound to non disclosure agreements and termination of contracts for leaking any information. INMARSAT connections can easily be monitored from ships so I'm not buying that your mate has said that at all! It would not be worth their job.
IMO

Game on - Fantastic for me as I and others would love an increased offer. I also believe I have coverage for any losses as my share platform provider has suspended my access to this share for 2 months which I'm putting a hefty but fair claim for compensation in for. If this does plummet, they'll be reimbursing me for the loss.

Lots of buys over the weekend, expect to open on the rise..

Was there not sone decision or news due to come out soon? I thought it was the 9th but can't be as that was Sunday, maybe over the next few days?
I can't remember what it was but it was AA related.. My memory has failed me!!

Breaking news..
Boeing 737 max missing over Indonesia :(

Apologies, my system kept saying the messages were not delivered..!!

Now I see three in a row!

Hello all,
I have a holding here of about 35k shares, unfortunately I bought a bit lighter than they are now at 52p. This approximately 25% loss. I've had a lot on at the moment so have not been following the share / business at all.

Would anyone be kind enough to provide a summary of whats been going on and if there is any positivity :)

Thanks!! GLA

Hi all,
I have a holding here of about £15k
Unfortunately I'm down as need share price of 51.5 to breakeven.
Haven't been following this share too much as have a lot on.
Anyone be kind enough to share thoughts on this share and what the latest happenings are?

Many thanks,
GLA

The black pig
I like your honesty :)

Thanks Hillseeker,I've filed for £2k in compensation. £20 for every hour on the phone to them which is about 15 hrs which is all logged and also 10% of the share value.The latest lie was that they could not transfer the shares as there is a corporate action against them. This is not true, although there is corporate action involved it does not affect my ability to buy, sell or transfer between providers. This has now been acknowledged by a supervisor at Fidelity who gave me his word the transfer would go through by end of day after having strong words with Fidelity transfer team. I'm now waiting for confirmation.I have been assigned a single.point of contact for my compensation claim who will contact me shortly.Myself and my financial advisor feel it is a conservative claim and I have every right to this through lack of opportunities this delay has had.For the past month the whole account has been frozen too.I have countless email trails of internal comms of lies, bickering and negligence, not to mention call logs and email trails on an almost daily basis from myself.I will never touch fidelity again - on a side note their platform is so bad also!!Anyway thanks for listening to me dribble!Let's hope Ibstock double in the next week hahaha ;)

Sure it will, they have only diluted the shares with a million more shares and so far taken loans of 18.9 billion, some of which at over 10% interest to be repaid in 5 yrars. Further dilution and loans most likely in the pipeline. I'm sure it will recover but don't forget about those things, you may want to increase your time frame a touch.

Nala thanks, it was far from easy I'm afraid. Two incompetent transfer teams to communicate with through third party helpdesk personnel.
No fees, you are correct. There was a single form to fill out for the transfer - alas that is too complicated for them.
To be fair it's mainly Fidelitys fault..
Anyway old news now, and I still haven't got my transfer...

I don't like Motley Fool or Yahoo Finance, the article does t reveal anything either but it's nice it's on the radar
"#3: Another fortune-builder
I already own Ibstock in my Stocks and Shares ISA. But I’m thinking of increasing my holdings in 2021, given the bright outlook for housebuilding in this country. The government needs to create 300,000 new homes a year by the middle of the decade to meet the Britain’s housing requirements. And this UK share, with its wide network of brick manufacturing plants and catalogue of over 450-plus product types, is well-placed to capitalise on this phenomenon.

Things haven’t been easy for Ibstock this year as Covid-19-related construction site shutdowns has hit brick demands. But volumes are back in recovery and margins are rising at a ripping rate as well, giving it strong momentum moving into 2021. This is a UK share I plan to hold for the next 10 years and possibly beyond."

Hi softcell, thanks - ok makes sense, so if I had 2 years full ISA it would just say 40k up or down.
No distinguishing on the years.
For the record - transfering ISA from Fidelity to IG was (is!) A major pain in the butt!
Both transfer teams are completely useless!
10 one hour phone calls, 12 emails - acting as go between for transfer departments whom I can't have direct contact with and clearly don't communicate with each other and insist on blaming each other. Wish I hadn't have bothered haha
Still nice to have all my portfolio in the same place when it happens.
Thanks folks

Thanks - but it doesn't tell me.. that's where my concern is, do you have multiple IG ISAs? Or are you generalising?

Question about my ISA account on IG, if I have more than one years ISA on IG is it seperated in the ISA account section? Or does each year of ISA open up a new account and therefore subsequent fees?
The reason I ask is I'm transfering a previous years ISA to IG from Fidelity and the cash element has gone over into the ISA account (still waiting for the shares to come over). But there is no distinction it is a separate years ISA.
It all just comes under the account ISA, even though there are now two separate years of ISA in there.. is this normal or a mistake they have made?
Thanks and Happy New Year!!

Question about my ISA account on IG, if I have more than one years ISA on IG is it seperated in the ISA account section? Or does each year of ISA open up a new account and therefore subsequent fees?
The reason I ask is I'm transfering a previous years ISA to IG from Fidelity and the cash element has gone over into the ISA account (still waiting for the shares to come over). But there is no distinction it is a separate years ISA.
It all just comes under the account ISA, even though there are now two separate years of ISA in there.. is this normal or a mistake they have made?
Thanks and Happy New Year!!