Member Info for pappalazz

Yes, I second IG 👍👍

Does your broker platform surely not have all of this....????

Typically unlisted and high risk. No thanks, I'll pass 😊

I made 1,329 shares day trading today. Sold at 5.35 and rebought 5.25. I've done it a few times quite successfully, but could quite easily not work. I was keeping a close eye on US CPI and job data today at 1:30. When it was better than expected I quickly upped my buy order to 5.25 from 5.20 and it was an almost instant purchase.

I did miss the 5% gain a few weeks ago by doing this, but I've more than made it back now.

Pressure is on as I suspect head gasket on my car has gone as it's leaking water rapidly and we want to build a new house.

If I see a couple of percent to be made, I'm at a stage I don't mind going for it.

Well done Lieutenant 🫡

Can't believe people are still invested here 😂

Just look at the spread 😝

The system for electronically held shares is called CREST and the transfers can be delayed around the new tax year with increased traffic is to be expected. But it happens within a few seconds.

As it sounds like you may not be filling this year's or potentially next year's and you are in no rush I would agree with whoever suggested bed and isa half this tax year and half next tax year.

Yes it is unlikely HMRC will be pursuing you for missed CG but it could happen and even more so now they have become more thirsty for our blood..

Good, I sold at 5.35 and rebought at 5.20, so personally am chuffed at the moment with myself. But I had to catch up for missing the 5% gain a week ago. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.. 🔮

If you feel they are constant Badland, take advantage of them... Otherwise sit back and relax.

Only a decision you can make. I am still trading it after missing the recent 5% gain. Have clawed back a bit with day trading, another 1% to go and I'm as if I had never left. I'll be staying in after that. But that's my decision.

Best of luck, whatever you choose. 👍

77blackbridge - Nailed it!! 😂😂

I don't have any faith in this governments decision making abilities to be honest Jonny, no matter who is in the seat... Any way it's mid September and I was referring to tomorrow.

But happy to be wrong as always.

RYCEY currently just over 1% gain in the US, doubt we'll see a 3% gain tomorrow but happy to be proved wrong 🙂

When the financial statement is broadcasted in late October, would those changes take immediate effect?

If there were changes to CGT (which is likely), would they only be valid from the date of the statement / when House of Commons approves OR would they apply to all scenarios prior to the statement in this given tax year.

I do hope that question makes sense, I suspect it's only after House of Commons approval but as most individuals submit a tax return in April this had me thinking..

Many thanks

Am still amazed how this stock is fairing given the humungous debt. Good luck to all.

And most likely not in our favour 😂

I would agree, if you are coming to these conclusions and are asking these questions of which the information is readily available. You need a financial advisor.

This is not true. You cannot carry forward previous years unclaimed capital gains. HOWEVER, if you.made realised losses and declared them in your self assesment to HMRC, these can count towards increasing your capital gains allowance in subsequent years indefinitely.

But you must have itemised every share deal and where the gains / losses have occured. I do this and it is a massive undertaking if you are a regular trader. If you have not been doing this in previous self assessments then you have missed out. I would start from now on if that is your wish. For me it is nigh on impossible and takes me many hours every year. I suspect many here don't include their shares in a self assesment and hence don't note realised capital losses.

As our government is now after every penny, expect HMRC to be taking a closer look. Previous years I don't think many individuals have been challenged as it is far from an automated process. It is laborious and time consuming. You have to decide whether you declare your gains to HMRC.

But to summarise you cannot carry previous unused capital gains unless you have done the aforementioned.

Just your ISA. Any gains from share dealing account are liable for CGT, no matter where they end up. Keep everything in your ISA, or as much as you can. Pensions are taxable when you withdraw, just like any other income. It's up to you how many times you want to pay tax on a given pound, but I would like to keep it to a minimum. Pension fund managers are also not too much more above inflation for the average pension depending on your risk profile.

You're both talking nonsense, that information all means nothing.