RE: Where are the TR1's??18 Dec 2022 14:28
OK Redknight I will answer you next.
I have been investing since I was 19, I am now 61.
I never plan an outcome date.
Learnt that early on.
I derive my income from dividend holding shares.
Solgold is just a flutter.
I am up as I averaged at 4.6 pence for my holding.
I have another flutter on the go VRS, I am averaged at 19.2 pence so down on that, but adding to my position.
I am quite happy to take a ten or twenty year view at my age as I know that things change.
On the dividend side, I take an immediate view.
So horses for courses.
I have more than enough for my needs, which are not great and allow me the odd extravagance, like a new car or holiday etc.
But when I die it will be my daughters and various local charities that benefit, so probably different mindset to most on here.
Next you state BlackRock fund managers are selling shares in the funds.
Yes that is exactly what I have said, it's the changing percentages held in the funds or ETF's or indeed the fund is divesting itself of Solgold shares.
You are stating exactly what I have said.
Black Rock do not hold Solgold shares in their own right, that is my point.
Click on my name, and read my posts.