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If you're concerned about Capital Gains Tax, then then answer is simple, put you're shares into an ICA where any in the ICA are completely free of Capital Gains Tax. At present you can put £20000 in for this year and then in April another £20,000.
This share over the next three years or so should be a good buy, at present it's being quoted and the number one AI share to buy, but then, only time will tell.
We need positive news soon, it now looks like we are on our last legs, and don't want to see us like VICTORIA OIL who have just called in the liquidators , so ask, " If you have nothing positive to say, then say NOTHING " we have all heard it all before
I thought they said " All the directors would be buying shares, or are the remaining directors here only here to milk the system !
If SS tells us porkies about intention to buy shares, then ask yourself "what other porkies is he saying !
We will ALWAYS need oil, without oil we would have NO cars , ( NOT even electric ), no ships, no electric, no gas, no water, no roads, no sewage, no mobiles, no internet, no solar power, we would be back in the dark ages, ALL of these need oil to run, mostly used in the covering of cables, and to stop friction, so look on the positive side and hope SS can make a company we will all be proud on shortly
Mirasol this goes to prove none of us know exactly whats going to happen with any share in the future, so we need to ignore messages by rampers and go by our own gut feeling then if we are wrong we only have ourselves to blame
Look at the larger picture, we have no oil, and what would that mean
No ships in the world
No transport, not even electric as they ALL need oil to run
97% less clothes
No electricity
No Gas
No roads
No Hospitals
No Paints
No Water
No Waste disposal
Millions just starve is that what your saying or are you like the rest just saying we want all these things but NOT in our back yard......... just **** off crackpot
1.85
UKOG gets planning permission and the share goes down !
The rig arrives and the share goes down !
Everyone talking negative and the share goes down even further.
This is due to the market makers NOW wanting your shares on the cheap, so why sell at a loss.
I am predicting within the next 10 days the second well will have been drilled and producing oil, and then the market makers will have no control over the share price, and it WILL rise, so just give it a chance and allow SS to do his job
My guess would be 1.01p on 30/10/19
I would love to have suggested a much higher price, but my take on this is, SS is waiting for Surry Council to give the go ahead on the further drillings, which they have given a date time and time again only to say " We will discuss it at the next meeting " all due to them stating they have presently over 1000 objections, but the objections are NOT all from the local people but from people who have objected from all over the U.K.
My take on the delay of the drill arriving could be SS is waiting for all current permissions to be passed, and once the drill has arrived, then all can be done at one time, in which case I think it could be a further month before drilling starts, who knows !
If Surry Council delays a decision this time, then can see SS involving the the Government to get involved, being in favour.
NOTHING intended to be negative here, but just trying to be realistic in what could happen, but think we all can say this has been one hell of a roller coaster ride, and we must have faith in believing SS knows what he is doing.
Hi
I am fully aware your personal allowance is £11.700 p.a.
What I was referring to is the amount you can earn in profit from shares before you pay tax, and that currently is £1.000
From what I am reading, I don't expect the share price to change much before the new tax year in April, so was just a reminder to those who have shares outside of an ISA, then to do a single trade, and put them into an ISA currently £20,000 this year, and the same again after April this year, so if your intentions are to make a profit, like most of us, then why give any away to the tax man when you don't have to.
If you have shares outside of an ISA presently and try to do this yourself by firstly selling your existing shares and then using the money to buy shares in an ISA then you will pay much more than simply doing a Bed & ISA for a single trade price
Hi all, just so many ranting about the low share price here, but for the moment for me and many others this should be a good thing.
It will allow many to top up at a price we possibly will never see again, but most importantly it will allow those who have the share outside of an ICA to do a Bed & Shares ICA, transferring up to £20,000 value into an ICA for this year, and then after April transfer another £20,000 this will only cost the price of a couple of trades, whereas if these shares rocket as many of us expect then you will have to pay up to 40% of your gain less the £1,000 allowance, also if you have your shares in an ICA say £20,000 worth and the share price doubles and you sell then leave the money in your ICA you can then buy shares, even the same shares if the price then goes down for £40,000 so it can be a win,win situation
ALL shares purchased in the AIM shares market and still remain in the AIM share market would be free from inheritance tax
Hi.
No........ I am not winding you up but asked a genuine question.
I was not aware some companies had the ability to email alerts at the price
increase / decrease you had set on pretend account, and genuinely thank you for that information, and imagine this would be for a limited time and then you pay a fee for the service which is what I was basically looking for, as I do not have the time or inclination to sit at my computer hour by hour looking at the share price, and realise this is a question I should have asked a long time back but no good crying over spilt milk as they say, I may be a muppet as one called me, but I am still over 100% up on my original investment, but agree it could have been a lot more, so now I will set up on a practice account and get on with my life
While all things here are quite I would like to ask a question.
I purchased 10m shares here in UKOG @ 0.8p and over a period of time been able to put a third of them into an Ica so when selling they will be free of tax, including inheritance tax.
The question I would like to ask, having purchased these shares, I do not go daily onto the site to see what price they are, but I now see, during the time I have had them, at one point they went up to 11p giving me at that over one million pounds in real money had I sold, but when I did go online to see the price, the price had fallen to 1.3p still a nice profit, but not as good as it could have been, I still have the shares and think within the next couple of years the share price will have risen back to the 11p or higher, who knows !, so ask is there an App I could obtain and then be able to set it to buy or sell at the price I choose. I am with HSBC investments and they won't do it, or even give me any advice on shares saying the EU has made it a law which the UK accepts once a person has reached the age of 65 then neither a bank of financial advisor is allowed to give any advice on money matters,so just thinking is there an App that would give alerts to when the price of a share goes over the price you have set at, there must be many people who know a lot more than myself, so please advise and feel this question being answered will be a lot better than listening to those bitching all the time the share price flutters
DFS do make most of their furniture in Derby, but not all the furniture they sell is made by them, as a number of suites they buy in from suppliers who sell to all retailers, and it's the policy of DFS NOT to be competitive by not price matching and quite prepared to allow competitors to undercut them, and take business away from them which they are presently doing knowing DFS will NOT compete and this is the reason I sold all my shares, for I know if a company is not competitive then this is in my eyes is the start of such a company to fail ! and I am sure all fellow shareholders would wish only to be invested in companies that are competitive and if your thinking is the same as mine, then lets get change to happen !!
What makes you think this is a very well run company when it run by an iron fist from the top and not incentives ! As a shareholder and in need of a new suite I went firstly to DFS and found a nice suite called Newbury and worked out the price of £3,400 and did not want to take up the offer of 4 years interest free credit by to pay cash, but in my own interested thought I would look at what competitors had to offer, so went into Fabbs which were 50 yards away and astonished to find the identical suite on show in identical covers, sizes , guarantees but their price was £3,100 with identical interest free offers, and a free delivery, and told by the sales person from Fabbs we know this is the identical suite and always stock it in the identical cover as DFS and undercut them in price and all the 'add-ons' so contacted DFS to ask " What was the companies policy to price comparisons " I pointed out this suite could be viewed 50 yards away from their store but the manager was not prepared to view for himself, just saying you must be wrong ! I then contacted DFS head office and told them they were being undercut by this competitor and what was their policy to price matching, they came back to say, we are fully aware we are being undercut, and we at DFS have one policy WE DO NOT PRICE MATCH EVEN IF ONLY £1 less, the customer either pays us our FULL asking price or told to buy from another competitor. As a shareholder this is not what I wanted to hear, I replied saying 90% profit is better than none !!, and told, " shareholders do NOT run this company, it's run by one man at the top, and what he say's goes !!!! It is obvious, if this is the man at the tops view, then in my view the man at the top is not working with the best interests of its shareholders, so have done what he suggested and sold my holding, as I want NOTHING to do with a company that has no morals, and during the next annual shareholders meeting, (which I wont not be attending ), having now sold my shares, but a member of the Press will be asking the question " Why don't DFS price match on identical items !, and why don't you act with the interest of your shareholders before your own personal ego ! In loyalty to my fellow shareholder here, I did purchased this suite from DFS and paid the £300 over the odds, this was never about the money, but the principle, and a company seen to be acting fairly, and also to let you fellow shareholder be aware of what happening, and if you feel happy to allow business to be given away then so be it, of if you think like myself, all companies should be seen to act fairly then ask, what are you going to about it, this is not just about the views of one man, shareholders have a right to have a say how the companies run, or do as I have and sold all.
I feel sure the directors must be fairly certain the court will allow the return of the 90p. For the sake of argument lets assume they do not, and by then the shareholder have already agreed to the consolidation of 10 shares into 1 share, that's making us the most expensive AIM share on the market at £10 each, then if that were to happen, who is going to buy shares on AIM at £10 each ?, very few I suspect, so my thoughts are in the interest of everyone then, it would be agreed the consolidation would not happen, or do you think differently, and if so, why.
Hi Rocal, The point I was making was... as far as I can see there is NO risk to us the shareholders if the court were to say, Quindell could not return the 90p as suggested by the directors. By not allowing the 90p then the value of the shares would NOT decrease as some were suggesting, so when consolidation takes place ( 10 shares becoming 1 ) instead of being worth £1 each, would become worth £10 each, also pointing out, we all have the right to sell as and when we see fit, so nothing to lose for us the shareholder ! With the 50 million offered and then rejected by Quindell which I had mentioned, was not about if it was a good idea or not, but the fact the offer was rejected without any counter offers being made had me asking myself, why ? and my conclusion was, maybe it was worth far in excess of what was being offered !, and the new directors could see a much brighter future in what the telematic side of the business could achieve, or was it, to have sold this as well, would have left the directors running a company then with little to no value !, only they know at present, however maybe after 18th December all will be revealed, so like you hope, we are not disappointed. Each of these directors are now new to the business, they have had enough time to see what's happened, and to have made adjustments and know they have to get the respect of its shareholders, so by the end of this year we should all be expecting to know all the unanswered questions that are now well overdue. I am fully aware also the court could change a number of things to their proposals but after 18th December whatever the courts judgement is, the directors will know, so then there is no excuses for further procrastination, despite all that has happened I still have faith all will come good in the end, and like all of you, it's just all the not knowing giving us doubts.
Risk regarding the capital return.... what risk !.............. I don't see any risk ! If the court were to say that there is to be no capital return, then the price of the shares remain as at present, until the 10 shares becomes 1 share, so now each share will be worth around £10 each, possibly more when the value of the rest of the company's is known. If you were wanting this 90p per share right now, then what's stopping you from selling whatever you want right now ? The only downside as I see it would be a small selling charge, for myself I would be more than happy if they did NOT give the 90p return at all !, just give us it's shareholders regular updates as to what the company is presently worth, and what profit or loss it's made each quarter, within 14 days of each quarter ending, then we can all make valid judgements if we wish to leave our monies in this company or to sell and place elsewhere. I have been with this company when buying at IN @ £6 each only to see the value of this company fall, so then purchased more at various stages, and my best buy was on 10th December last when I purchased a further £50,000 @ 25p each, and various smaller purchases in between, all of which I still hold, so presently averaged down to around £1. Always remember you have not lost or made anything until you sell your shares. I am fed up as many of you other shareholders must be, when posting are made saying if only I had done this or that, but that's life, nothing is certain except death, and if you feel that way, then all I can say is shares are not for you, and suggest you buy premium bonds If they do give the 90p return, then I will possibly buy another 9 million shares in United Kingdom Oil & Gas (UKOG) @ around 1p at present, coal generators are being shut down and replaced with gas, so when the 'flow-tests' are know for the Weald and IOW shortly and this gas/oil can be extracted without fracking, then these shares will rocket, still that's only my opinion, and if they don't then I will only have myself to blame, and WON'T be crying or posting any negative postings or blaming others. With Quindell, yes there has been problems, but that was all due to the old directors, now let's give the new ones a chance to come good, they have sold part of the company, and then have a further offer of 50 million for the telematics side which they are rejected, so they must know something we don't about it's true value or would they not have sold ! In the next few weeks I can only see this share hovering around the £1 mark until all is known, and possibly just a little higher nearer the 18th December so hold tight to what you have and good luck.