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Hi all, not really about barclays but I'm just after some advice or suggestions.
I've been investing in shares since the start of covid (learning and boring my wife with it) I put the full isa amount in per year nearly losing it all in the process!!!! but finally I'm about even now learning how to properly invest. I was wondering if someone could tell me are the subscriptions for example motley fool, simply wallstreet any good because I struggle to find information on companies to do research, and I like research just to bore the wife!!!!
Thanks
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I agree what mr wolf has been saying ive been spooked with whats going on over the pond so i sold my investment this morning, but dont get me wrong this stock is so undervalued should be near the 1.80 - 1.90 mark. So ill wait by the sidelines to jump in.
Baffles me as well, but if shares sold on or after the ex dividend date, you will receive the dividend. When you purchase shares, your name does not automatically get added to the record book, this takes about 3 days from the transaction date. Taken from Google.
I'm in two minds at the moment I'm obviously wanting the share price to rise but on the flip side I missed out on the low share price in October when it hit 1.28 ish because I didn't realise I could not trade while abroad. I think (now it's a guess) that this will end in the low to mid 1.30's this week meaning a buying opportunity. I know it's not good out there in the world at the moment financially, politically and war but barclays at the end of the day is a profitable business and the share price will rise...... (hopefully) because I think the share price will be a steal in the 130s.
I'm on a two week holiday in Turkey just found out the trading platform that I use doesn't operate over here, so annoyed been waiting to buy in!!!!!!! for weeks to lower my buy price but this is going to be a steel, absolutely gutted.
If its in a share isa you dont have to declare anything and when receiving dividends again you dont pay tax on it
Like i say this is my biggest losing investment but i think its a great company and well run too. I think it will slowly rise pluss the dividend is still good, in fact i might buy more.
This is one of my biggest losses, I only put it down to things that are out of there hands it should rise eventually, I hope!!!!!! It is a very well run company
It's Chris ruane that holds the position in boohoo, I wouldn't trust Rupert Hargreaves as he's always sat on the fence he also doesn't hold any shares just like Mr muscle!!!!.
I've been following boohoo for some time now and personally I think it may go down in the very short term due to things out of there control, but the fundamentals of the business is sound and I would say 6-8 months this should be around the 1.50 mark. If only we had a crystal ball.