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called cash flow as in the buy was borrowed from my cash reserves then the sale of vsl replenished later my cash stock pile. hence rebalancing my cash to stocks. this weeks swing trade buying 40k worth of amd at $162 at the close on 21/02/2024 and selling for 10% profit 23/02/2024 i still hold a large position at an average of $100 but it is nice to always take profits to keep motivated. also bought some datagroup at below 48eur this week and opened a position in roku at $63. last week sold my pltr when it hit $25 for 100% profit. as i stated asset manged funds always lose money and only the managers make money from them, jup was a chance not to be passed on and will be ditched like a ***** now with a trailing stop loss installed its a trash stock...........blah blah blah blah blah all bull ****e
From freetrade manager replying on freetrade forum
"Hi all
There was an issue with stamp duty on this stock that meant we needed to pause purchases. To fix the issue we had to wait until market close to turn trading back on. Trading should be as normal at market open tomorrow. The team will be reaching out with more details too"
"I think the freetrade thing is a glitch there rather than a market thing"
It is a glitch. It didn't affect everyone and for some they could sell but not buy?
PS although not (probably) getting all that's owed it will result in a significant increase in NAV.
The loan was downgrade much further than the loss.
The Oak Bloke reference (in the main) plugging costs
https://theoakbloke.substack.com/p/dec-iding-on-whats-real?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1859293&post_id=140710114&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=35hz0d&utm_medium=email
. "Enough liquidity to do a tender offer"
Have they got enough cash for that?
It's possible they could borrow enough money to buy back shares and using the dividends saved to not just pay the interest but also pay down the capital.
That's how ridiculous the share price is at the moment!
Jim800
Risk/reward
Get it?
Probably not.
If you look at the dividends and the risk of them falling by a significant amount (in excess of 50%) the the risk is very low.
So it is a buy...big time.
Jim800
It was obviously meant as ironic.....are you American....and a bore?
Jim800
I wasn't serious. The fall in price is just another chance to buy in cheap. 22.5% dividend (after withholding tax).
The risk reward scenario is definitely pointing to a buy.....big time.
Squeaky19
despite what you have said, the share price has fallen 3% implying that they have failed to answer the question/questions
Either your wrong or the market is wrong?
I will continue to add!
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