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Would be reassuring to see the price hovering either side of £3 for a wee while till Feb update kick it on towards £3.50. The drop last week was a little uncomfortable.

Bravo Svend :)

Looks like I've got the wrong end of the stick about funds from a sell not being liable for CGT 🤔

Sully, it's criminal that the capital gains tax threshhold has been reduced so low that we have to even need to consider this!

Ah can't edit the second tax year is 2024/25!

It's handy to know that when if you have a share fund account, when you sell shares and the money from the shares sits in the share fund account its not liable for tax until you withdraw into your back account . So you sell 9k of shares, the money sits it your fund account and you withdraw 6k in the 2023/24 tax year and then 3k in the 2023/24 tax year. You will swerve any capital gains tax liability for withdrawing the 3k above the 6k 2023/24 capital gains threshold, if you had withdrawn the whole 9k in the first instance.

I don't get this, maybe its a heads up to ignoring RR developing anything nuclear in the UK and hopefully RR will just plough on a stick 2 fingers up to the UK SMR and look at overseas developments and potentially more lucrative deals rather than get into bed with the worst government we have probably every seen in the UK.

Seems plausible that it will go over the £4 some time next year, however we haven't hit £3 yet, although its looking likely this will be achieved before Christmas.

Still seems a big jump to get to £4 so soon.

... my next target is £3.70 when I need to sell a chunk before the 2023/24 TY end to avoid a host of tax complications I can do without.

Kind of hoping things calm down a bit as it's kind of unnerving to see it continue to rise at this sort of rate :)

The remainder of my shares are in a ISA, so they can go to the Moon over the next few years fired by Turbo Tufan and his rocket turnaround style. But I suspect it will be some way off before the £5 to £7 territory is in sight, by them I might nt feel as jittery as I do now.

GrahamC72, its easy to be downbeat on not buying more, but at least are in at a very low price.

Everything seems ridiculously positive, its going to be difficult call for those planning a sale around the £3 milestone as it's looking like it will hit that sooner than expected, so time for reflection might be limited.

I don't think the technology Ceres develops is aimed at aviation. Encouraging to see the price recovery a bit after sharp drop, it could have gone into freefall so I hope this signals a bottoming out unless more unfavorable news comes out before we hear anything positive.

I'm not sure anything has significantly altered the prospects of Ceres being a good prospect in the years to come.

But the recent drop is something that had disappointed me as all the noises were pointing to it bottoming at 200 with good prospects going forward into 2024, I must be missing something that has fundamentally affected the outlook here .

'Welcome to the Cheap Seats'

- it should increase significantly, although I'm lowering my expectation in anticipation of a muted positive

What forecast did I make?

Hopefully on its way back up to the 60,000 price range. I guess the performance of the US economy/outlook for 2024 holds the key.

Does appear we are on the threshold of realising a nice return on our investments (big or small) especially if you bought in around the £1 mark as it appears many did recently. I dabbled to try and beat the ill wind of inflation with a few thousand £ of some hard earned savings. So I'm looking at cashing in some at the £3 mark (this seems to be a realistic target quite soon) and will retain some in case the mooted £5-7 ever becomes a thing. Good luck to all those along for the ride.

Echoed by Jeffries new rating of 2750 :)

It's been while since a dip like this. Knee jerk reactions will simply benefit the savvy topping up, although you need to be quick, already back on the rise up.

Do you buy more Rockhopper or get on board Argos?. It appear Rockhopper has the biggest potential. But Argos price is very tempting.